SmileyAja on 04 May 2017
Well, I guess it looks nice but a proprietary charger (and no USB - C), a gimped and unnecessary version of Windows 10 that'll eventually fail, 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage and Intel HD only for a $999 isn't worth it, even for students. You will be able to upgrade for Windows 10 Pro but after this year ends it'll cost $50...
The OS is clearly designed to compete with Chrome OS, however their laptop competes against high end Chromebooks and the Macbook Air...I guess it could do moderately well in educational markets, but Chrome OS is still faster and Play Store support kicks the W10 store's ass.
