Pros: Phenomenal bang for buck Incredible Horsepower for the dollar Upgradeable to ensure usability for the next 5-7 years (longer if patient)

Cons: Color was okay. Not sure fingerprint scanner is necessary.

Overall Review: What an impressive specimen this is. A Ryzen 5825 (near top of efficient laptop processors) 16 GB ram (only high end applications benefit from 32) which can be upgraded to 64 GB in the future, NVME SSD (very fast storage, which aside from network is usually the thing slowing down your computer) all for a VERY reasonable deep discount. I absolutely would recommend this to a friend, or if you're considering this for a business, and don't need an overwhelming abundance of graphical processing (this laptop is still pretty savy with it) this would be without a doubt my recommendation for not breaking the bank / buying more laptops with the money available. I've been impressed with it's incredible battery life too! Bottom line, I would buy for my business if I had one, college student if I had one, or wife, who's currently using it now.

Pros: Great value! Well, unless it craps out in 4 months. Then it's the most expensive paperweight you can buy

Cons: 30 day warranty? Look elsewhere immediately. Should have been a red flag, but I thought I was smarter than others

Overall Review: Don't even consider this company. I'll update if they ever reach out to fix this

Pros: Update: Suffered from an issue that caused the Laptop to not be able to pull any power. Currently at Gigabyte. We will see how this plays out!!! Absolute monster in this form factor 17" display makes a huge difference from 15 Ryzen 5900hx is a powerhouse that can play most games at 720p by itself. 3070 pulls in an insane 140w!?!? Mobiles are generally 115w.

Cons: Trackpad and keyboard input together is not that good. Though I don't think it's ever been on any laptop I own.

Overall Review: Listen, at this price point, if you have a SATA 2.5 SSD, and you're looking to upgrade into the modern generation of laptops. Just stop here. I've done the research for you. My only weighing point was to trash my 4TB Samsung Evo SSD or not. Maxes at gen 3 pcie but also has two slots of pcie PLUS the sata so it's PERFECT for putting into RAID. All said I have 5.5 TB of storage. This will carry you a solid 5 years, unless quantum computing can fit in this form factor. Also, I had a baggie for SATA screws and a baggie for pcie screw. Dude probably threw his out without realizing it. Anyways for further questions I'm woode234 on Reddit. I'd love to save you the headache of the research I went through so get a hold of me on there!

As advertised, the seller did well! Solid purchase.