LincPlus P2 Laptop 14 inch1080P Full HD Notebook Intel Celeron N3350 4GB RAM 64GB eMMC Windows 10 S Netbook PC

After reading all of the negative reviews, I can honestly state that it seems that users are at fault. Firstly this laptop is fanles and it looks nearly identical like my 2020 MacBook Air M1 except that it's chrome metallic grey with beautiful polished edges. It comes preloaded with Windows 10 Home. Like all new laptops with Windows 10 it has loads of bloatware, you need to spend some time removing all preinstalled apps, such as Spotify, Netflix etc. Once it's all cleaned and upgraded to the latest edition it runs smoothly. We installed full Office 365, Roblox, Roblox Studio and it all works very well.It's a budget PC but with adequate performance.It comes with it's own power supply, which charges from flat to full in 4 hours.Do not try to charge it with USB-C! This is not a MacBook Air!While 64GB of eMMC storage is not much, you can easily upgrade the storage to 500GB or more with M.2 SSD drive. Actually 128GB or 256GB M.2 2280 SSD is more than enough for most users.But please remember you need to create new installation USB stick with Windows 10 Home and re-install Windows. Otherwise, you will be complaining like other reviewers up here, which failed.The screen is Very Good, it offers full HD at 1920x1080, remember do not use scaling, if you want larger icons simply lower the resolution.There are 2x USB 3.0 ports, 1xUSB-C and MicroSD card slot.The micro HDMI allows you to connect an external monitor, we used cable from our Raspberry Pi to connect large 23" external monitor.Fast Wi-Fi and BlueTooth 4.0 al working perfectly.Be aware that model listed above will come with US Keyboard, there is other listing which offers UK keyboard.For the price we paid during Black Friday sale £112 it was amazing value.

Initially I thought this P2 model was great value for money at £123. However there appears to be two inherent faults:1. The touchpad is defective. It freezes and sticks. I tried updating drivers, but it said the existing one is the most up to date. Works OK with a mouse, but I need to use the touchpad.2. The wi-fi keeps dropping, which is also infuriating.I tried to contact on the manufacturer's website. However it's a very poor site. I tried to register to tell them I just wanted the fault fixed, or a replacement, but the site wouldn't even accept my email address!Really infuriating as I had set it all up and then had to go to the lengthy process of Resetting to factory so I could return for a refund.I have seen several other reviews citing the same problems.

Bought this laptop during Black Friday. The Celeron N3350 is not powerful enough to open more than one tab in Microsoft Edge, forget about installing Chrome on this device.The 2.4-5G built-in wifi card is useless, automatically disconnects and shows up as an error after every half an hour to an hour.The touchpad doesn't even work properly, the right click works only from time to time.I recently bought a 1TB M.2 SSD hoping to increase its value. Unfortunately, once I plugged in the SSD, the Windows did not want to boot up. I am sure there is something wrong with the motherboard it seems. It worked again after unplugging the SSD.The page advertises the battery would last for 8-10 hours but it only lasts for barely 7 hours maximum.Does it worth the price? Maybe not. The Geobook 2E is going to work better in this price range. Returning this laptop soon.

Touchpad unusable but works ok with an external mouse. Otherwise good value.

A rep of the Chinese manufacturer LincPlus has written: "Sorry, originally this product was a UK keyboard, but it was later changed to a US keyboard because we sell in both the UK and the US. So the laptop you received may be in the old box, which will cause misunderstanding. We suggest you look at the LincPlus P1/P3 laptops, both of which feature UK keyboards. Only the LincPlus P2 has a US keyboard."Amazon.co.uk says it will correct the documentation to indicate that the current version of the P2 laptop has a US QWERTY keyboard. The laptop is comparable to a lenovo ideapad in size and weight. The frame is aluminium. There are three different usb sockets as advertised. Further SDD memory (256GB or 512GB) can be added in the special enclosure beneath the laptop, accessed by removing 2 screws. The brief P2 manual explains how to format the new storage so that it appears as "New Volume" in Windows 10. The touchpad is possibly too responsive and can be improved using a micro mouse (HP travel or SwiftPoint). Connectivity can be enhanced by adding a usb hub with a RJ45 ethernet socket or a USB adapter. The F1 key/escape key gives access to BIOS. Using a USB flash drive, the laptop can also be dual booted to a linux OS such as variants of ubuntu.

Brought two of these for the kids to use for there homework as I didt want an internet based laptop such as a Chromebook but the kids also didt need a high spec laptop at huge money just to use Google classrooms, laptops is a bit slower at loading pages but once loaded it's perfectly fine, can use YouTube, Netflix play mine craft etc typical kids stuff, just make sure not to have multiple applications open at once and never opt out of S mode and you will be delighted with your purchase for the money