Some hiccups during delivery and in trying to reach their post-order customer care which I'm willing to forgive in the spirit of All's Well That Ends Well, but overall the laptop seems to be in working conditions. The rubber is sort of disintegrating and showing its age but that's just time taking its toll, and there is something written on the spacebar of the keyboard which I think I'll have to use some chemicals to get rid of, but I'm happy the thing is functioning well.

I haven't benchmarked the battery life but it's nothing to write home about for an AMD laptop; about 4-5 hours, give or take. It's a ThinkPad so it supports Linux well, and the first thing I did when I got it was get rid of Windows, which went pretty smoothly.

I would give it like a 4.5 star rating, 0.5 deducted for the disintegrating rubber, grainy plastic, and the blemish on the spacebar, which the typing experience more than makes up for, which given how much you pay for it, it's pretty solid as long as it continues to work. I'll be back to update the rating should anything go wrong though, it hasn't really been too many days so maybe the honeymoon phase isn't over yet.

When you order, the nervous wait starts as they tell you they have a lot of orders so my order can be delayed by 4 days but it was okay to wait, guess the 10 min delivery system has really spoilt me, the device is n great condition, good screen too, i was expecting cheap after market but it was great quality screen. Very happy and will recommend this model although their delivery services suck for now.

We use it for programming and VMs, would have given 5 star of delivery was faster.

Scratch less as promised and in very good condition, thermals are great considering its amd, can double down as a casual gaming and video editing laptop. Great battery and love the touchscreen and smoothness. Very very happy after 2 weeks of usage.