17 Inch Laptop Computer- 12th Gen Celeron N95 (Up to 3.4GHz), 16GB RAM 512GB SSD，Thin & Portable with Backlit Keyboard, Type-C/HDMI/WiFi 5/RJ45/BT，Office/Study

I just got this 17.3-inch laptop two days ago, and so far I’m really happy with it! The big screen looks super clear and bright, and it feels great for watching videos and doing some work. It runs fast and smooth, the 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD definitely make a difference.The design is slim and lightweight for the size, and I love the backlit keyboard. Battery life seems strong too; I’ve used it for a few hours without charging. It also has lots of useful ports, including USB-C and HDMI, which is very convenient.It came ready to use right out of the box with Windows 11 installed, and setup was super easy. Overall, first impressions are great. it feels like a solid laptop for both work and everyday use!

So this is no where close to most mainstream laptops these days.The processor is relatively new and power efficient, but at the same time it performs ever slightly above standard laptop CPUs from about 6-8 years ago...so keep that in mind. This has a slightly better performance then a Chromebook in essence.But it is x86 architecture, so it will run all standard windows OS and programs. Comes loaded with windows 11, and can get office software installed as well. The 16GB of RAM is great especially in this RAM crunch we're going through at the end of 2025/beginning of 2026...Ended up gifting this to a family member that really doesn't do much that requires horsepower in a laptop. It works just fine for them. The one thing I don't like (subtracted a star), is why on earth in 2025/2026 are we making any laptops with barrel plugs...they should all have usb-c charging, no questions asked. EVEN if it's just for power input, doesn't even have to be a functional communication port.The charger is an all-in-one brick plug, and the cable length is quite short. So plan to need an extension cord (or sit very close to a plug to use while plugged in.Not a ton of connectivity either. A couple of USB-A ports and headphone jack. But again, for a basic user this basic connectivity is fine.The touchpad is annoying as well. not very responsive and mouse moves a lot when just trying to click.