Pros: Lightweight good Asus features IE: can disable tap to click etc (couldn't on my Dell until I downloaded different driver) NanoEdge screen makes laptop about the size of a 14"

Cons: Keyboard is not back lit on this model. HDD is slow compared to an SSD. I will be swapping it out. I wish it had an HDD/SSD activity indicator on keyboard area. (I installed and paid for HddLed.com indicator-great product- displays activity icon on screen)

Overall Review: Yes, I would buy it again for the price

Pros: You get what you pay for.

Cons: Screen is very dim, and dims further intermittently Speakers are so quiet you can barely hear them When the computer updates, it slows down to the point it's unusable USB ports are loose, peripherals disconnect with slight movement

Overall Review: It was cheap

Pros: Worked for 1 year

Cons: Quit working 1 week after the warranty ended

Overall Review: Poor

Pros: - This is great for your basic user who wants something more than some random DELL or HP with bloatware. ASUS and Newegg obviously do their best to avoid bloatware.

Cons: - This product was quite disappointing, NewEgg's website WAS NOT CLEAR ON THE HARD DRIVE RPM, and with many other listings as I'm looking at what I would like to get, aren't specific enough about items like, oh, is this 64-bit, or is this such a good price because its' home 32-bit windows. Oh, you lowered the RAM, hoping no one would notice, etc. etc. There are things that were advertised that were not present on my computer once received - I checked the specs, their on there. They are waiting for the type of people who do not notice such things (which is most of the population; even I barely know but luckily have very smart friends with degrees related). It was pretty sketch how things were handled; return required huge admin fees ($100), shipping ($20), this and that. I also found the exact same loptop, even better ones, on ASUS website directly for CHEAPER. Obviously going straight to the supplier has it's benefits, but I once built a computer (~ten years ago) using mostly NewEgg pats. Point of the story, make sure you KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GETTING, BECAUSE YOUR RETURN WILL SUCK WITH NEWEGG.

Overall Review: - Do you research with what is posted on NewEgg - Check the manufacturer's store for the same items - See how you can possibly get an honest return back, full refund, etc. Otherwise, DON'T BUY IT. You don't want to make large purchases that aren't at least a little insured. It's almost $200 in fees I am losing to return; it almost makes it better sense to go sell it yourself for $100 less, because people will still want it. Don't worry, NewEgg is getting it at cost or at the least WholeSale price which is at least half of what you are paying. Trust me, NewEgg is now just like the others.

Pros: Nice display, doesn't hurt my eyes, performs well

Cons: Speakers don't get very loud if you want to watch a movie

Overall Review: Overall is a good replacement to my older ASUS. I upgraded the HDD to a SSD, and it performs smoothly. Battery life is 3-4 hours (not the 8 that is advertised). Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase.

Pros: Lightweight

Cons: Slow, unable to link via Bluetooth to iPhones or through ITunes or able to download photos directly.

Pros: Thin and Lightweight

Cons: I build my own computer and have an older ASUS ROG laptop. Even though this is not a gaming laptop, this thing should not be as slow and resource sucking as it is. Windows 10 consumes a large amounts of resources, even after disabling and uninstalling several services and programs the laptop still runs the CPU at 50-100% just running 3-4 tabs of Google Chrome. The memory is almost constantly at 40% with no program open due to the resource sucking of windows 10. I love ASUS products, I always use their motherboards in my tower computer, however I will be returning this piece of garbage asap.