ASUS Laptop L410 Ultra Thin Laptop, 14" FHD Display, Intel Celeron N4020 Processor, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB Storage, NumberPad, Windows 10 Home in S Mode, Star Black, L410MA-DB02

Pros: Speedy and simple for an out-of-box set up. This computer is lightweight and does the job it needs to do.

Cons: What could be improved would only make this computer cost more.

Overall Review: I think for your run-of-the-mill generic computer this really was a great deal.

Overall Review: The laptop is extremely light, and easy to uae. The lighted keyboard is also a great enhancement. The laptop was a great price aand delivey was very fast.

Pros: - Small - Nice keyboard with backlight - Fast internet speeds for this kind of laptop - Gets the job done for productivity - Fast ram - And a nice USB C in connection, wasn't expected

Cons: - Processor can get hot as it's not hard to max it out - Small storage, but can get around with a simple external hard drive - Comes in S mode so until you deactivate that only things from the microsoft store can be downloaded

Overall Review: This is a nice laptop for productivity and is worth the price, this can easily run office applications with a browser and something else open with ease. I love it and use it daily for numerous things.

Pros: shipped and delivered promptly, worked right out of the box, i did get rid of the "s" feature because it was just too restictive.

Overall Review: yes i'd recommend it and buy it again, a bit larger hd would be nice but is adequate for it's intended purpose.

Pros: I bought this as a gift for my grandson on his Birthday. He is very happy with it and uses it to play his computer games.

Overall Review: This is a good computer for young children to use for an introduction to computing.

Pros: Modern technology at a great price

Cons: Hard drives space but there's ways to get around it.

Overall Review: Asus will be the next laptop I buy for hardcore gaming. Unfortunately that'll be about a grand later. But for now playing world of Warcraft classic on my 48 inch Sony TV, wireless mouse, g15 keyboard all plugged in to this Asus. Note: this computer will not play the hundred gig download up to date World of Warcraft but it will play very nicely World of Warcraft classic.

Pros: -no problems running linux mint 20.2 out of the box -premium-feeling keyboard and trackpad -bright 1080p display -expandable storage -no complaints about battery life

Cons: -kinda struggles with multiple open applications or 1080p streaming video -64gb of slow eMMC storage isnt really enough -extremely cheap TN panel with bad viewing angles -fingerprint magnet

Overall Review: imo the L510's main advantages over other ~$250 laptops are the display and keyboard. 15.6" FHD screens are rare at this price point, and while the panel on here isn't awesome, it gets pretty bright and looks noticeably better than 720p. the keyboard is a little awkward to type on if you have larger hands, but the keys have a decent amount of travel and tactile response, and there's no flex or mushiness. it won't handle much more than web browsing, office applications, and video streaming (the lightest of light gaming is technically possible -- i got around 25fps playing Islanders at 720p low), but for the cost it's a pretty pleasant experience.

Pros: Light weight, Small, 1920x1080 resolution

Cons: Not very powerful, cannot really multitask

Overall Review: This labtop, i would recommend only to ppl who do not use computer all that much, or for small hobby stuff, for imgs. One of the big things that hurts it, is it's lack of really being able to multitask, it seems to really so down when watching a video and anything else. 1 good thing, maybe 2, is that you can add an M.2 for added storage, which i would recommend if you're getting this as a gift, or you are an older person who doesn't know a lot about computers, and it you can upgrade the wifi card, sadly you can't upgrade anything else.