A decent laptop for simple everyday use. It's not something that will impress you in terms of speed, screen quality, storage space, etc. However, it performs the basic functions that you want very well. You will definitely hear the fan quite a few times when it's doing updates and you push it a bit. The speakers are definitely terrible at medium to high volume, you will need headphones or external speakers. So what? We're talking about €285. Less than a mobile phone these days. And with that money, you get a 12th generation Intel i3 10-core with 8 threads, nvme m.2 SSD, Wifi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, Full-size Ethernet port RJ45. At €285, it's a no-brainer for me. In the end, personally, I spent about €150 more and added 32GB DDR4 RAM at 3200rpm and a 500GB Samsung 980 Pro Gen 4 (Overkill for this laptop). Total of €416 for all of the above and I am very satisfied!
The only complaint and BIG WARNING so that no one else falls for it, the type C port is exclusively for data transfer and providing power to mice, keyboards, etc. It is NOT a charging port, you CANNOT connect it to a hub for an additional monitor. But as I said, for €285, don't expect it to be a MacBook. Additional battery up to 2 hours max with relatively normal to simple use.
For those who are too lazy to read the above, for its price, it offers many good features, it performs the basic functions very well, but don't have high expectations. For its price, it's a no-brainer.
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