
In overall, for its 31,990 price, this laptop is fairly decent, although there are better options available for 40,000 dollars. The good news is that the motions on the touchpad function well, that the keyboard is beautiful, and that the whole experience of using the laptop in terms of its tactile sensations is quite satisfying. Has some pros: The laptop is built of decent plastic, is quite light, has adequate key travel, and is sufficiently quick. Other potential drawbacks include the absence of an operating system (OS) out of the box and the possibility of initial installation issues.

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