ASUS VivoBook F510UA Thin and Lightweight 15.6” FHD WideView NanoEdge Laptop, Intel Core i5-7200U 2.5GHz, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB HDD, USB Type-C, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 – F510UA-AH50

Over all I am very happy with this purchase. I have always had good service from ASUS Products. This laptop seems quite snappy, speedwise. It has a nice clear screen that seems to refresh quickly. It is very lightweight and only .7" thick. You can barely feel it on your lap. I don't play games so I cannot tell you how it would do, but for a kid in school or college student, I think it would be a god choice. The keyboard seems responsive and comfortable. It's not as nice as my HP elitebook, but it is also less than half the price. It connected to my wi-fi quick and easily.

I work part time from home so my laptop is gently used and not moved. I have had this computer for 13 months. 3 months after purchase the mouse pad stopped working. i sent it back. they fixed it. 2 weeks later the screen became black, the sound worked but the screen was black. i sent it back. when it was returned the screen had a green film on it making it look like you were underwater and a black gel in the corner. it also had a large corner dent. they told me on the phone that they do not fix customer caused breakage. i tried to explain that it was returned like this. no one would listed and every time they also said their computers werent working so they couldnt track the communication {at that point i recommended they switch to Dell}. I had it fixed and now a month after my warranty is up, the mouse pad has suddenly stopped again. this computer has been a nightmare. when i asked them to replace this lemon they said they only repair. I am going to throw out a $400 dollar worthless computer and i have missed a lot of work. i feel their quality control is terrible and their customer service was not helpful. DONT BUY ASUS - GARBAGE COMPUTER COMPANY. Bad product and no responsibility for their product. i'm going back to Dell and HP.

The laptop is pretty decent when you take the price, performance, and convenience into consideration. Its definitely on the lighter side so carrying it isn’t a struggle/hassle. I personally use this for work and I can definitely say that I am satisfied with its performance thus far. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking for a decent computer within a reasonable price margin.

I bought this computer for my cousin who's a sophomore in high school. So far works perfectly.If you add an m.2 SSD, the computer will fly. It is very easy to install and you can fin some cheap 256GB WD SSD. I t does NOT support NVMe though, but that's ok.The only thing I didn't like about this laptop is its keyboard. It feels a little cheap and old fashion. But this depends a lot on the user, so who knows, you might like it.

Pros:- touchpad works very well- good enough specs for the price- upgrading doesn't void warranty- speakers are actually pretty decent- really thin and lightCons:- M.2 is sata, not PCI-E- keyboard flex messes with touchpad- M.2 doesn't include screw- specific specs aren't listed exactly for upgrade purpose

I got this laptop and it was nice and fast, ran everything like it was supposed to, no hardware issues, no none of that. However, here is why I rated this product 3 out of five stars1. The onboard internal hard drive is super slow, clocking in at 5400 revolutions per minute. This drastically slows down the machine.2. You can't upgrade it like every other review states that you can. I don't know how they did it, but I have bought two different m2 SSDs, one sada and one NVME, and neither works. Neither showed up in my bios. Neither showed up in Windows. Neither showed up anywhere that there was to show anything up. I had the same problem with installing ram. I popped another 8 gigs in there which was supposed to be "Garunteed compatible with my system, and yeah I checked other places to) from Crucial. Windows had no idea it was even there. Heck, maybe all the other slots that got nothing in them on my motherboard are just disabled, but if they are, I think the company oughta worn the end user of that.Overall, sure I'd buy this computer for a computer. I use it every day and for various tasks, audio production, programming, data collection, schoolwork... and it does good. But it has the potential to do so much better and won't.Some general tips to get the most out of this machine to compensate for the laggy hard drive:1. Check your startup items by opening the run dialog with win + r and typing msconfig. Select the startup tab and make sure nothing stupid is getting run when your laptop boots.2. Enable high performance (Skip if you care about battery). Pres win + x and select mobility center. Select high performance.3. This is the big one: disable ram compression. This requires editing your registry. Open regedit and head over to local device/system/current controller/control. Go ahead and change the key called SvcHostSplitThresholdInKB. If you ordered this with 8 gb, right click it and select modify. Type 8388608If you somehow managed to get 16 gigs in here, type: 16777216Hope that makes your machine more snappy, certainly helped me out. I'll edit if I manage to somehow get this dagone m2 ssd to be recognized.

Picked up this ASUS laptop in a prime day deal. it's all it claimed to be. I have and have had other ASUS computers and notepads, all performed extremely well. The one thing about this laptop you might want to consider before purchasing is the inane location of the power button, right where DELETE key is (SUPPOSED TO BE) on most keyboards. Get around is to disable it, and close lid to put in sleep mode, or power down completely using windows option. You will still be hitting the power button instead of Delete, but I'm hoping I get used to its left of power button position on this laptop.