Pros: Screen is super easy on the eyes
Can drive HDMI high-res monitor (2560x1440), haven't tried 4K

Cons: Some light bleed on screen, not noticeable in every day use (movies, Visual Studio, web)

Other Thoughts: I'd purchase this again

Pros: Beautifully built, premium feeling against skin, smooth operations, breathtaking screen resolution, fast ultrabook speed and wake time, excellent touch screen, long battery time

Cons: not many USB ports, keyboard can yet be deeper (though it is deeper than ASUS I owned), speaker can yet be even louder (good enough but can be better)

Other Thoughts: I had an ASUS Taichi before this. The most annoying part about that machine was the keyboard. This keyboard is much deeper and easier to type by a mile. Everything about this machine feels premium, especially the screen resolution. The instant wake up, normal for ultrabooks, is essential. When this machine came out, it was marketed at $1200+ which I did not think was worth it. I got this one for $800, and man, it was a great deal for sure!

Pros: Nice build quality and aesthetic; great price, great ultrabook for work/school; not experiencing the touch pad issues others have, the upper part of the pad is meant for slower more precise movements.

Cons: While 128gb is enough for work and school purposes, I can see it be a bit of a hindrance if you plan on using this as your main PC. Also Windows and and some of the Samsung blot leave behind only about 70GB.

Since refurbished, the machine only came installed with Windows 8. It took 4-5 hours to complete all the windows updates and then upgrade to Windows 8.1. Not a deal breaker considering the price and quality but something to be aware of.

Other Thoughts: Overall happy with the purchase