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

If you buy this and plan to use Windows 7, Linux, Chrome OS or Android, you're lucky. If you want to use Windows 10, don't buy this laptop.

**UPDATE 09/21/21** I ended up finding a fourth workaround to the problem I mentioned in my review below. I ran a 25 foot network cable from the router to my laptop. This allowed me to connect the monitor to a USB 3 port (which kills WiFi) and connect to the internet at the same time. It's not elegant, but for those who ran into the same problem, this was the $8 solution that worked like a charm. Now the workstation is working for its intended purpose. But buyer beware, do not use the USB3 slot

This machine was previously used by someone named Darrin DeYoung. Or maybe Darrin DeYoung is the name of the Hyundai technician who was supposed to tune this car but didn't get the job done. In any case, this machine came password protected with the login of Darrin DeYoung (who the heck Darrin was) and completely useless. A laptop password protected by one of their technicians would not be worth my call. I've heard their cars are pretty good for the price, but I wouldn't recommend messing with…

It is small and light. Exactly what I was looking for. My wife's 15" HP is a behemoth. Really heavy. It has a nice bright screen. It's amazing how bright it gets. It loads pretty quickly considering it only has 4GB of RAM. I'm trying to figure it out I'm not sure if that extends at all. I guess probably not. In any case, it does exactly what I need. My browser takes a very long time to load. But Epic Privacy Browser is a pretty beefed up version of Chrome. Google doesn't live on mine Computer…

Don't know how to rate. I can't download the app no matter what I do. I can't read the instructions, such a tiny print window gives you a choice of free or enhanced, but you may have to pay for enhanced. Not good to spend time with

This is my first PC and I love it so far. Overall, this is a really great product, but I do have a few minor criticisms. 1) Some keys on the keyboard (Left Shift and Spacebar) are a bit messed up. The right side of one of my layers is noticeably turned down, making it a little harder to press if you're a fast typist. The top corners of the spacebar are also turned up, but that doesn't affect its use. 2) (This has only happened once so far) When I'm online all my tabs freeze. However, this is…

I bought this because I was looking for a cheap laptop with an ethernet port which I've gotten network problems all over the place house can fix . I liked that it has a bezel that can be opened to install an optional 2.5" SATA drive (SSD or HDD). I also have nothing to complain about the build quality, for the price it looks like a well-made laptop with a decent display, comfortable keyboard and touchpad. What completely disappointed me about the Hyundai Thinnote-A is its network capability…

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…