Gemini NC14 Ultra Slim aluminium Laptop, 14-inch Full HD IPS Notebook (Grey) - (Intel Dual Core Celeron N3350 Processor, 4GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Windows 10 Home, Bluetooth 4.0, Webcam)

I was originally impressed with the value for money but over time I noticed the mouse pad was becoming less and less functional coupled with some issues with the keyboard. I opened it up to discover that the battery was bulging the replacement wasn't complicated.What makes this 1 star worthy is that this was almost a year ago and now the replacement battery has started to swell. I am not a careless owner and took measures to prevent the problem returning but it nevertheless did.

Fast browsing, good screen and light weight. Would recommend min 128gb.

Looks too good to be true, but it's not. It's slim, light, has a nice all metal body and is as promised. Decent laptop for the spec, great laptop for the price.

I got the 256GB Version to save in time, the product is ok for basic tasks but the 4GB of Ram gets eaten up very quickly with General use causing videos to freeze.Edit:I have chosen to give this 1 Star from its original review because the Laptop now crashes upon every use and have requested a refund

Pros. Quick startup, good battery life, light weight. Cons. Screen built but left with printed letters on the inside which are visible against a white background. Not all plug and play devices work effectively external DVD drive

Nice little laptop

Great very happy with it

As pre the other reviews - its a good looking laptop. (Sleek, metal, bit like a macbook air.) Super quiet too.However, there's some seriously niggles to it that have left me a bit disappointed.1) The charge has a pathetic 1m length cable. Considering most tables are about 80cm high, and most sockets are at ankle height, you start to see how frustrating this becomes. Basically, if you want to use your laptop plugged in, you need to sit right on top of a power point.2) Two USB ports. but if you try use both simultanously (E.G. A mouse & a memory stick) - the internet cuts out until you remove one of them. (Edit: Have updated the windows 10, and this problem seems to have gone away.)3) The power-on / off is a keyboard button, at the top left of the keyboard, next to the delete key. It is frustratingly easy to turn off the computer instead of deleting whatever you wanted to delete.4) The 1.1 GHz processor is a bit anemic. I only want the laptop for word, mail & excel, so less of an issue for me, but If you're wanting to do anything a bit more demanding... look elsewhere.Thinking of returning it... Decision maker will be to see if the battery life is as advertised, or also disappointing.