Pros: This is a great laptop, plenty of power, light and not to hot running. Fast shipping and great service. Updated drivers from the Asus web site and added security software. We don't game but all the other software runs fast.

Cons: None

Overall Review: A little short on physical storage, but looking thru Asus 'self repair manual,' we see that a 2.5 inch hard drive is a possible add.

Pros: Very easy to set up The internet speed is fast Extremely light in weight Great price

Cons: I like the product, the only issue I had was it took a while for delivery, but that was through USPS to a PO Box.

Overall Review: So far I would recommend this product, I don't have any issues with it. And, I recommend purchasing through Newegg. It was my first time purchasing through them, and I'm finding that they are a reliable company.

Pros: Its fast added some ram to make faster. Its light and easy to setup. Works great for my needs, mostly home, light office and light gaming.

Overall Review: Would definitely recommend. great deal

Pros: Awesome CPU & PC design at this price point. Upgradeable memory & the ability to add a 2.5" drive (with install kit)

Cons: USB-C ports not able to output display so you have to utilize the HDMI port which is disappointing having to plug in multiple things when docking the PC. No USB-C charging but I knew that pre purchase, just a downer for a modern PC PC doesn't come wired for the 2.5" drive so you have to purchase an install kit. (https://amzn.to/3B4Edxr)

Overall Review: Probably the best PC you can get at this price point.

Pros: Lightweight, has USB Type-A ports as well as a Type-C. Display looks good, no off-angle issues thanks to the IPS panel.

Cons: As others have mentioned, the Type-C port does not support display out so any Type-C hubs with HDMI or DVI will not work but the other hub ports such as USB or ethernet-in will work fine. I've purchased close to 15 laptops and a few desktops for my employer recently and I have never seen this before. It's not a limitation of the processor either, I don't think any modern APUs have this problem so it's likely the chipset. I thought it was the hub at first, then the cable, then the port being damaged. I at least give credit to Asus tech support for not trying to dodge the issue and after consulting with other technicians, telling me directly that the port could not support displays. This means in a work scenario you'll most likely have a Type-C hub for ethernet-in and additional USB ports and then a Type-A to HDMI adapter for a second monitor, which will work. Dual external monitors is pretty standard these days and is the actual standard at my employer. The additional equipment cost to overcome this limitation as well as the initial confusion and labor cost diagnosing the issue is unfortunate and offsets the money you think you're saving.

Overall Review: Good work laptop so far but with a flaw that absolutely affects business use and most likely home use as well, depending on the user.

Pros: It was easy to set up and is very fast.

Overall Review: yes would reccomend