8 Inch 2-in-1 Mini Laptop,HD Rotatable Touch Screen Support Handwriting Windows 11 Pro Small Laptop,Intel N100/N150,12GB RAM, 1TB SSD,Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.2,2 MP Camera,G-Sensor,HDMI,Type C Ultra Pocket PC

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I have been on the hunt for a tiny laptop of this size since netbooks were either discontinued or grew into the 10inch lame chromebooks of today. Yes, there are the likes of the GPD laptops, but they cost twice as much as this one and most have the GamePad controls that I did not want on a small laptop of this size. Here I present, the KOOFORWAY 8inch mini laptop! I absolutely love this thing, and I really mean that. I don't write reviews hardly at all, but this one deserves it!Overall quality - First off, the build quality is insanely good. It has a full aluminum build, glass display and PORTS!!! No dongles needed here! It actually has some weight to it, which is awesome, as it DOES NOT feel like a cheap crappy laptop. it feels quality!Now, how does it perform? Pretty dang well! My version W/ N150, 12GB RAM, 512SSD runs Windows 11 Pro out of the box and was pretty quick to setup considering windows itself takes a bit. I am an Owner/Operator truck driver meaning I own and operate my company out of my truck myself. I needed a tiny laptop to keep in my truck for entering expenses into my accounting software, email with Thunderbird, invoicing, scanning and printing shipping documents, internet tabs open and other office software. It will run all of that at the same time with no slowdowns or issues. I can even put it into tablet mode and grab a signature really quick, rotate it back and print out the shipper or receiver paperwork in seconds.Push it to the limit - I am so impressed with this thing that I was curious how much it would handle. I am a Star Wars nerd and decided to install a game or so. (Power Settings Performance) This thing will even run Dice's 2017 release of Battlefront 2 on low settings at a solid 30FPS with minimal slowdowns (after configuring video settings) which is insane for something of this size. The wireless card is fast enough for online gaming. But I do recommend a wireless mouse as the TrackPoint is not great for the gaming side of things but is awesome for everything else.Battery life - in day-to-day use (Power Balance/Power Saving Profile) in and out of the truck it will last the full day on battery no problem. The best part? I can charge it with my phones USB-C charger right in the truck! No more power adapters or inverters!Peripherals - the keyboard is decent. It's no ThinkPad, but the way they resized some of the keys to give you the best typing experience just works. I have no problem typing on it. and it has a number row! The TrackPoint, this thing works really well once you get used to it. It seems like it would be a ThinkPad style TrackPoint, but it is not. It seems like a tiny, curved touch screen that you run your finger along to move the mouse instead of angling your finger like on a TrackPoint. It works good especially after you adjust the sensitivity in mouse settings based on your finger size. Touchscreen, I don't use it a ton except when scrolling web pages or using the supplied digital stylus for signatures. It is very similar to a phone touch screen in sensitivity and works well.Downsides - there aren't many, but the biggest is the speakers are very quiet even at full volume. The fan with kick on lightly with medium usage applications and on full with high usage applications, but the fan is very quiet. Even with the quiet speakers, they still overpower the fan noise just fine. The laptop gets warm with high usage applications, but the cooling system keeps up. Also, the fans almost never kick in with day-to-day business use.Wants - I would love a version of this machine with LTE/5G support, so I don't have to rely on my phone's hotspot. Also, louder speakers would be nice.Overall, I absolutely love this tiny laptop. I have other laptops such as a MacBook Pro, Toughbook, and a few other Dell business laptops. But this one takes the cake. I mean, it's a tiny laptop that I can take pretty much everywhere, is about the same size as an iPad mini and runs FULL WINDOWS 11! What more could you want for an "on-the-go" do all machine that blows away what any phone could do!Who is this for? - As a small business owner, or someone that wants an iPad Mini sized FULL WINDOWS 11 machine that is USABLE! I couldn't recommend this machine enough! If this thing ever gives up or I wear it out (which I don't think I could) I will 100% be purchasing another from these guys. Thank You for producing a small laptop the big OEMs didn't think we needed!

Soy un arquitecto que viajo por trabajó ,la compre para poder ir más ligero en los viajes y cumplió con todas mis expectativas. Le instale el AutoCAD y lo corre muy bien sin problemas , puede hacer ajustes a mis proyectos en la obra. Como diseñador no es la pantalla ideal para trabajar pero es bastante practica, el Internet y el bluetooth sin problema. Tenía miedo que el teclado no fuera qwerty pero si me llego bien a la ciudad de México. El material es muy sólido pesa muy poco pero es por la misma solidez, trae 2 protectores de teclado muy útiles , lo que también me gusta es que el cargador es usb por lo cual cuando estoy de viaje no hay problema , la carga le dura según el programa de trabajo es de entre 3 y 4 horas , para mi son suficientes. La ventaja es que puedes conectarla a un monitor y teclado más grandes, sin duda es un buen producto y lo recomiendo mucho

I feel like this device deserves a review as I was pleasantly surprised by it. First of all, the N150 really holds its own, the provided Windows install is bloat free and will boot to desktop really quickly, it only drags when you start stacking up applications to launch on startup. Certain processor heavy tasks, like major windows updates, can take a more painful amount of time though.The battery life is good, and I found this charges perfectly fine with my 65w phone charger, which I have seen similar devices reported to not work with. Most importantly, the battery doesn't suffer from mysterious drains while off and handles the heavier loads well.The screen is low resolution (by today's standards), but being so small it still looks pretty sharp with perfectly solid contrast and colours (again, for its size and capabilities, anything more would be wasted on this thing). The touch screen is okay, the curor for the pen tracks behind where you are but touches seem to actually be accurate and writing is actually quite smooth on here.The keyboard does take some getting used to, and the micro track pad is quite finicky, but otherwise the build quality feels good for the price. Certainly a solid device, the screen movement does concern me as an inevitable weak point over time but only time will tell.Overall, I'm really glad drunk me caved in and finally purchased this!