I bought this cheap laptop with the original intention of having a Windows PC as I have a Mac. When I received the laptop, there were a couple of troubling things. First, it has 0 tokens. This means that if something goes wrong I have no idea who I would even turn to. Second, the PC is running Windows 10. Normally this would be a good sign, but it booted right into the user account. This is really suspicious as on new laptops you usually set up an account instead of setting it up at the factory. The keyboard feels very cheap and the touchpad has a dead zone all over the top, which is not surprising considering this laptop was clearly built for the price. For the price I would advise getting something big even if it has inferior specs because hardware and software wise I wouldn't trust this laptop.
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