14.1" Full HD Windows 10 Laptop - 4GB RAM, T90B+ Pro Model Lapbook, USB 3.0, Dual-Band WIFI, Supports 256GB tf-card and 1TB HDD (64GB)

This is a fairly good all rounder for the price The screen display is impressive. It is not super fast but fast enough as a family computer and is mainly being used for browsing and for the kids homework. You will need some extra disk space as it only comes with 32GB, however there are many cheap options to expand this to a reasonable amount. I have had this PC for a couple of weeks now and happy with it in terms of quality considering it is not really expensive. The right and left click buttons on the mouse-pad took little while to get used to (they are built into the pad and not separate as on my last laptop) but this was only a minor issue easily got over once you get a bit of practice. Overall good value for money as a general Laptop and pleased with the purchase as a whole.

(Note, this review is after 24 hours of use)Purchased this laptop for my wife who wanted something to be able to type up documents for work; I didn't need anything too powerful and using 'the cloud' would mean the storage would not be an issue either.The case, looks aluminium, but of course at this price it's plastic. But the plastic isn't that 'flexible' type you get with other cheap devices, and looks as though it will stand up to household use. There are some pretty decent feet on the laptop as well, meaning it doesn't sit exactly flush with a desktop, giving room for the device to breathe, although given the specs, I'm sure heat isn't going to be an issue.For the price, the 14.1" HD screen is very clear indeed, and although I don't like laptop keyboards myself (keys are too flat and square), my wife doesn't have an issue with it.One minor gripe about the keyboard is that the enter key (a bar shape) is directly beneath the delete key, so as I am used to using an L-shaped enter key, I found myself (a touchtyper) hitting the delete button more often than not - but I'm not going to be using it, so hey!On first using the product, set up was exceptionally easy, and 'Cortana' which I typically disable on Windows10 allowed me to do the entire set up by voice - this will no doubt be a godsend for those less technical people. One issue I found during set up and when first using the device was the trackpad didn't actually operate; no amount of tapping the pad had any affect - during the set up it meant I couldn't 'privatise' all the settings for Windows but would have to do this later (on reflection I could have used the keyboard to make the choices, but did this after entering Windows).However, following some extensive Windows updates (and there were a few!), the trackpad started working again. It is one of those trackpads, that although have a definate 'click' for the L & R buttons, is also sensitive enough for a simple 'tap' which I like.One minor complaint, and I'm awaiting feedback from the seller, is that the wi-fi adaptor is a little 'iffy' when it comes to range. I have many other laptops and they all work without incident at the other end of the house, but with this device, it barely picked up a signal unless you were within about 5 meters of the router - not a real issue - but noted that the wifi is not picking up 2.4GHz band, so might be a problem for someone with an older router.Pros: A really cheap laptop, with a decent screen and an easy set up routine for the less initiated.Cons: Needs to be updated immediately before everything worked. Wi-Fi adaptor is not the most powerful.Verdict: If you need a laptop to browse the Internet, write documents and emails, for the price, this is well worth the purchase; stick a peice of fruit on the lid and you could almost mistake it for a Macbook (not that I like those!).

Bought this as I needed a further laptop for my children to use for their homework. I wanted something cheap but was hoping to stretch for something new. I am not disappointed. The lapbook looks as good as a high-end machine. The screen resolution is great, and the kids have been using it to watch films. The laptop seems to manage well with multiple apps. The keyboard is easy to wipe and clean so useful for those with little people with sticky hands. The sound is OK for this entry level machine but with Bluetooth feature I prefer to run through my sound system.I will be getting a further machine for my nephew for his birthday.

I'm an English student, and I bought this just to read academic articles and write essays. Ordered around 11pm on a day towards the end of September 2018, and it arrived within 2 days, which was great. Easy to set up, although it ran a little slowly, but I didn't think too much of it.It's currently mid December. I have had the laptop for less than 3 months. The memory is pretty good for the price, but that's about it. It is already on it's last legs.I don't know exactly what I expected for less than £400, to be honest. You have to be sitting practically next to the modem to get decent wifi. The modem is at the bottom of the stairs, my office is at the top. When I sit at my desk I have 2 out of a possible 4 bars of wifi. Every time I disconnect from my network (something this laptop does a lot) the available wifi networks suddenly disappear until I turn it off and on again. The mouse is so sensitive I could have both hands on the keyboard and the mouse will still move to the middle of my previous sentence and I'll end up typing in a place I don't mean to. I've only touched it to turn it on and plug in the charger and there's a hairline crack over where the charger plugs into the device, plus I've had to ring and ask for a replacement charger already because the charger was so poorly made. And speaking of, the charge on the laptop lasts anywhere between 10 and 2 hours after being fully charged and can go from battery saver to critical battery mode in any amount of time from an hour to 5 minutes, when I am doing the exact same thing in both situations. Despite all this, I am still a student and was willing to put up with it in the name of saving money.But then tonight happened. For the last week or so the screen has been flickering in various places seemingly at random. No clue why. Tonight the entire thing flickered between functional and a plain black screen several times before the laptop shut itself down. I've lost my entire coursework plan plus 300 words of my actual coursework, 14 hours before the deadline.I feel the need to stress again at this point that I have had this laptop for less than three months, and only use it for uni related work.I managed to turn it back on after leaving it alone, plugged in for a solid 10 minutes, and once it came back on I immediately came here to write this, and the screen is literally flickering as I type.Do not buy this laptop.