Review on Windows Laptop Computer Expandable 802 11AC by Tim Hull

I really wish this was an inexpensive extra laptop to keep at home. If you're looking for a budget laptop in the sub-$500 category, as a second laptop, something for the kids, or just because of your budget, you should look elsewhere. I can only speak for one device that I received and returned within a day, but the main issues you might encounter are a screen with a brighter backlight than any screen you've ever seen, a touchscreen that clicks inconsistently registered, and a plastic case. that creaks, crackles, and creaks when you hold it in your hands and especially when you open the laptop (which isn't a good thing considering how long this laptop can hold together). There are Dell and Asus laptops at comparable prices with better build quality, and if you can squeeze a few bucks more out of your budget, there are better-equipped laptops from Lenovo, Acer, Chuwi, Teclast, and even BMax.