7" Touchscreen Mini Laptop, Alder Lake N95 Processor, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Win 11 Pro, All-Metal Portable Pocket Computer, WiFi, USB 3.0, Mini HDMI, TF Card, for Business, Travel and Study（8G+512GB）

I paid over $400 for this machine, and the Amazon listing called it an "Alder Lake Laptop". That should have been my first warning. "Alder Lake" is just the intel processor inside it- not the brand, not the model, not the manufacturer. The seller used the CPU name as the product name because the laptop itself has no real identity. Windows shows "default string" instead of a model number, the touchscreen behaves like cheap plastic, which it is clearly made of, not "durable all metal build", just metallic grey plastic. Basic tasks constantly glitch. Troubleshooting is impossible because the device doesn't report its own hardware correctly. This is not a real branded computer. It's a generic rebranded machine sold under a misleading listing. I'm done fighting with it. Save your money and avoid this mess. Finally, the listing claims this device has a "durable all metal build", but the laptop I received is cheap plastic. Nothing about it is metal. This is blatantly misleading advertising and completely unacceptable for a product in this price range.

First off, this functions. If you're looking for a tiny laptop, this is one. The "All metal construction" seems to be one piece of metal on the top, the rest is plastic. It comes loaded with Windows 11, but setup has already been done and there's no activation code included, which makes me wonder if it's a legit copy or not, or whether it came with some fun malware. Battery life is about 3 hours, keyboard is tiny (of course), the mouse is a little nub like ThinkPads with two mouse buttons under the space bar (mine came with a cheap little mouse on the side, because they know the built in one isn't great. It feels heavy for its size. It's an N95 processor, which is fine for basic computing tasks (especially with low pixel count screen). If you're getting this to throw some variant of Linux on it, be aware that for most distros the mouse buttons don't work, the screen is flipped to 90 degrees, and the touchscreen is backwards (touching the upper left registers as touching the bottom right) so you're going to have to put in some time and effort to make it functional. All in all, it's okay. But for the money you have other, better options, like the Creelander/Kooforway P8 which is convertable and the Higole 8 inch PC, both of which come with a faster processor, more ram, and honestly better build quality at around the same size and price.

This thing is a nice compact a little computer at first glance I liked it a lot even the mouse button was very nice however after using it for a little while it starts flickering and glitching so there's something wrong with the display or something else I honestly don't know but I tried updating it and doing a bunch of other things with it and it just starts glitching and flickering after a while

Not good.. to much heating of the unit

Cute, heavy, slow. After the last Windows update it can no longer open software. "Bad Image" errors. None of the suggested fixes online worked. Paid almost $500 for an unusable computer.