Review on 💻 Hyundai Thinnote-A 14.1" Laptop - Celeron, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage, SATA HDD Slot, Windows 10 Home S Mode - Silver by Steven Adams

I work in IT, knowing the characteristics, I did not expect anything brilliant. Other than that, I wanted to use this machine for normal tasks like reading or watching YouTube and maybe writing a few documents here and there. Usually. Other than that, this 2021 laptop is stupidly slow. The display is not very good. It's like looking through some sort of mesh screen lol. I tried playing some YouTube videos and they played with some buffering and graininess. The sound isn't the best, but it "works". That being said, I think the worst thing about this thing is the build quality. I squeeze the plastic near the mousepad a little and it creaks. I'm trying to open and close the lid and it makes this horrible creaking plastic clicking noise that scares me to even open or close the laptop. I think for $250 it's better to buy a Chromebook or something else used. I'd say it's ok in a pinch, but honestly it wasn't even worth the day of waiting. It was a box of disappointment and I wonder if I should ever try any of Hyundai's cars.