One Netbook One Mix 2S Yoga 7" Pocket Laptop Win 10 OS Portable Mini Laptop CPU Core M3-8100Y Laptop Touch Screen Tablet PC 8GB/256GB+2048 Level Original Stylus Pen

If you want a small laptop you would be hard pressed to find a better one. Make no mistake about it; this is a fully featured computer in a small package. I’m a software developer and I have installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2019, Visual Studio Code, Unity game engine and MS Office. They all run and work just fine. I use this laptop everyday at lunch to read kindle books and write small computer programs. I’ve used it almost daily for almost a year now, and just love it! I’ve had zero problems with it. The wifi works great, at lunch I use my phone as a wifi hotspot with no issues. The display is bright and the colors are vivid. I always use a mouse with so I can’t comment on the built-in pointing device. The best part is when using it on a cramped commercial airline, there’s room left over on your tray table! The battery life isn’t great. I don’t turn down the brightness or anything on battery and I only get about 3 and ½ hours of use. But, on a plane flight I keep it plugged into an external battery. It keeps it charged.

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The fan would not stop! I turned off windows indexing service but it still kept running.. I could not handle it. Returned. The form factor was good

The performance of the laptop is indeed impressive. Light games such as Bioshock 2 and below are running smoothly but dont expect to run modern triple A games like God of War. Games that seem to run well on this little guy are Source Engine games such as: Team Fortress 2, Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Half Life Series, Portal Series and many other games that run on the Source Engine including yes Apex Legends but you cant expect much performance graphic wise and adjust accordingly. The little guy can handle USB hubs fairly well to utilize more USB accessories. Only drawback i would have to give this little guy is the way it has to charge. You cant use USB [A] to USB [C] as it can only use Power Delivery chargers or PD which in short means only Type C to Type C cables along with appropriate PD charging blocks.

First let me say this UMPC is like a dream come true to me and is the reason i bought it. I always wanted a small yet capable machine to handle simple tasks and lite gaming while on the go that had a keyboard built in. Also i wanted tablet like features with a touch screen with drawing pen. For the most part this UMPC meet all my expectations, but there are some features that are not well implemented I will discuss, this is why they lost 2 stars.---THE GOOD----Can run some impressive application and games for a 2 core-Compact and strong metal design-Can setup for dual-boot with Linux-Can add SD care for additional space I use a SanDisk Ultra 400GB microSDXC UHS-I partitioned in a way I can use on both my Windows and Linux partition.-I got for 650 on sale thru geekbuying--- THE BAD ---One of my biggest complaints is the hinge design. It works fine if you just open it normally like a laptop, but if you try and flip the screen around to the back unless you're careful with the hinges and help them along, they could snag and bend breaking it. Mine came with a misaligned hinge that makes it even more worrisome to try and go all the way into the tablet setup, this also makes it not sit flush and fully closed on 1 side. Not the greatest craftsmanship on the hinges, but the rest does seem solid.Next major complaint is the heat dissipation design and overheating issues. This UMPC is in a all metal housing which while much more durable then plastics, can conducts heat much more. It has a very puny, under-powered, loud fan, only one rather small rear vent hole and seemingly no intake air holes anywhere. This design leaves little room for heat to escape and if you're running intensive programs or using for a prolonged period of time it will become uncomfortably hot to handle. A simple solution for this is use a Laptop Fan Cooler (the kind that suck air not blow it), I found one for 30 that had a small adapter that perfect fits this UMPCs rear vent called the OPOLAR Laptop Fan Cooler and this has completely solved my overheating troubles. Before it would almost get to hot to hold without burning and smelled like melting solder, now it is cold to the touch even when running under intense loads for long times.WIFI reception is weak being blocked by metal housing.Having issues powering a Type-C hub with a HDMI connection using the factory included power adapter, just ordered a 60W replacement.Last complaint and this is almost a personal one, but still most should be upset about this. The drivers for this UMPC are VERY hard to get your hands on. This is because they are only available on a Chinese web site that requires you to have an account FROM CHINA to login. Luckily i found free accounts to use temporarily and got the files i needed. Still if this company is serious about selling these in the USA please make the drivers available on an English website and not require an account to be created to download them.---conclusion---This was a decent UMPC a few years ago, I would definitely give a look at the newer ones like this:One Netbook OneGx1 Gaming Laptop 7-inch 1920x1200 i5-10210Y 8GB RAM 256GB SSDThey are Presale Price: $ 839.99 which is only around $100 more then this and has 4 cores vs 2. They also have more pricey versions with 4-5g mobile network access, 16gb ram and 512GB SSDs. They also solved the overheating problems with a much more intelligent fan layout and control system.Personally i probably will not get that one since i still have this 2 core version and still find it useful for my needs, but if you're considering this one i would get the newer definitely.

This is a great computer for a person who needs a computer that doesn't take up a lot of room. With the lid closed, it's about 25% larger than my iPhone Plus. I like this computer because it's like a tablet with its size and touch screen, but it has a full Windows 10 OS, so I can install executables on it, use my USB drive, etc.. The touchscreen works great, and the whole screen can roll over onto the bottom of the computer to make it more like a tablet. It comes with a pen that has worked well with the touch screen so far. All in all, it's a great little computer. The only issue I've had is the finger-mouse. It's a little hard to work and the cursor wants to jump when you move your finger to click it. I imagine that once I get more accustomed to the PC that won't be much of an issue, and for the small size of the PC that sort of built-in "mouse" is probably as good as you could expect.

Makes a good travel machine. Perfect for web browsing, email, media consumption, one note (with stylus), and kindle reader on the road. Battery life is about 4 hrs for watch videos, but easily charges from a compatible battery bank. Only downsides are the proprietary stylus technology (stylus could be better), the hinge doesn't quiet reach flat in tablet mode, and the touch pad based system works in a pinch but bring a mouse. Also if you are buying, this model is available on the typical Asian market places, but the shipping on amazon is way faster.

Thank god someone finally made a pocket sized computer to answer texts, emails, watch vids, and surf the Internet. Too bad for all of those cell phone carrying suckers with their pocket sized...oh wait....