CHUWI LapBook Pro 14.1 inch Windows 10 Laptop, 1080P Laptop Computer with Intel Gemini-Lake N4100 8GB RAM / 256GB SSD, Support Linux, 4K, BT 4.0, Dual WiFi

This has to be one of if not the best budget laptops that I have ever seen. The screen is AMAZING for a sub $400 laptop. Viewing angles are great and the brightness is up to par with the $1000 laptops. Performance is also great everything runs very smooth and not lag. The build is also Amazing, the metal body makes it feel way more expensive than it actually is. The only things that I can find wrong with it is that it’s kinda hard to open when it’s closed and it gets a bit warm. Other than that I completely recommend this laptop to anyone who is looking for an absolute deal.

I purchased this device on December 19th 2019. It was a Christmas gift I got for my father I was really excited to surprise him. Now after little more I am 3 months the stupid thing it's falling apart. The right hinge LCD froze up and pulled away from the plastic case that it was screwed into. It's obvious that this is do to extremely poor quality control from the manufacturer using junk materials and parts. I had worked in the computer field for 25 years, I was ahead the repair team for a major manufacturer in Grand Rapids Michigan and service over 2000 laptop devices. Throughout the time I was the manager of that Repair team I had run across several models of different manufacturers who also chose to use inferior parts for there LCD hinges and bottom case assemblies that caused the same failure that my father has now experience on this device. During the time I was the manager the repair team, I would work with the manufacturer on this issue, in some cases the manufacturer would replace the device with a brand new of a different model rather than put the customer through the pain of replacing the defective LCD assembly that is having the issue until they could get it resolved. However there were several other manufacturers that I remember, such as Toshiba, NEC, that chose to keep sending me the defective inferior LCD assembly with the bad hinges and bottom plastic case assemblies because they where under the impression that if the customer became sick and tired of getting there devices send to be repaired, even if it was a 2-3 day turn around, that they would just Buy another device. I remember meeting with one manufacturers head engineer who told me this very same thing with a smile on his face, until I pointed out to him "what makes you think they're going to buy yours again?" the smile faded from his face and as I predicted the corporation I work for would Buy another manufacturers device base on my recommendation. So the bottom line is that this device and model is not worth the money no matter how little it was to purchase. I have seen new reviews on this device that or not there when I first chose it which basically outline what a piece of junk it truly is. I do not want another device from this manufacturer, Noir do I want 2 waste my fathers and my time to send it in and have it repaired, I have totally no faith that it will be fixed correctly but rather with the same junk parts. What I want is full refund of the money I spent on this device including the extended warranty I purchased. I look forward to having this issue resolved by Amazon in Timely manner. As a computer technician / manager in the field for many years, I would suggest to Amazon not to label this device as a "Amazon Prime Choice device", but should at the very least remove it from there site completely.

Build quality - very good: rigid aluminum. The screen is amazing - IPS, bright, no PWM in backlight (that's a big plus for people who don't want excess eyestrain). Battery holds 8-9 hours of office use. Processor and RAM is sufficient to run two IDEs, three docker services and 30 chrome tabs without lagging or reloading pages if you are on Linux. Perfect keyboard layout. Downsides: lid magnet is too strong and camera not the best quality, but both aren't big deal. At first i wanted to put a sticker on a Chuwi brand, but now I am actually proud of it. Great job. Great deal for frontenders, pythonistas and so on who cares about their eyes.

I love the laptop in general for its price. I use it for non-intense cpu usage, mostly browsing, e-mails, and movies. My one issue is that very often, maybe once a week, the laptop screen remains on even after the laptop is closed, and its turning on by itself. For example, I will use the laptop, close it, and see that the screen light in off. At night, I will see it randomly turn on and the light shines through the laptop, even thought its completely closed. I then have to open up the laptop and closed it again to have the screen turn off again. I wanted to get it repaired, but that involved sending it from NYC to Hong Kong and I wasnt sure it was worth the wait and effort to proceed with that. Update 3/2021: The screen going on by itself is still a problem, but now I realize that 3 screws have fallen out of the base of the laptop. I opened the laptop normally and the base cracked open and now it wont close properly since the screws are missing. Now black pieces of the inside are breaking and falling out everytime I try to open and close it. Now I need to get a replacement, so this laptop only lasted 1 year and 4 months.

It's a neat little computer; has most of what any laptop would have nowadays. I appreciate that it has 8gb of ddr4 and an fhd panel. At first I thought the odd aspect ratio was neat but it just looks weirdly short after a while. It it annoyingly difficult to open the lid and the metal feels abrasive against your hand. I would've given this laptop 5 stars had it not been for the track pad; the thing is unbearable. I dont know if it's just the model i got but when you are moving the mouse at low speeds (when you require the most precision) it's almost like the screen has a 1 cm^2 grid and the mouse can only travel in increments of that grid size. I spent a solid 30-45sec trying to click the rewind button on a web player. The mouse kept jump all around it from corner to corner like there was an invisible box around the button. I eventually had to move the mouse way off and then move quickly towards the button with great accuracy just to hit it. You cannot use this thing without an external mouse or maybe getting precision drivers. not great for trying to surf the web in bed.

I really like this little laptop! It looks very much like a Mac, which I know it is supposed mimic in styling and speed, and I really enjoy the aesthetic and styling of this machine! I don’t like plastic, chunky, thick heavy laptops that look like they’re either something from Dell circa 2001, or some overly plastic looking thing from some other company, and this Chuwi LapBook Pro is very aesthetically pleasing, elegant, and refined in its design and styling. It’s not thick and heavy and bulky either, and it’s hard to tell it’s not a Mac at first glance. This laptop is very sturdy with its casing material, and the screen is bright and beautiful, and easy on the eyes. This machine is also quick too, and hasn’t bogged down and ‘stuttered’ at all. I use it to play point-and-click games mostly, check emails, listen to youtube and read, and it handles the games very, very well. This machine doesn’t look, nor perform cheaply, regardless of the price tag. This little machine also wakes and starts very, very quickly and ‘flies’! I also find the keyboard to be surprisingly comfortable to type on with a good deep key travel and springiness that’s feels just right, and the keys are stable too and don’t rabble when typing quickly. The backlight is nice and bright too! My only real gripes are the charging cord doesn’t stay snuggly in the charging port, and I have to constantly re-connect it and try not to it move or myself at all when it is plugged in, as the cord pops out or moves to the side in a way that the cord doesn’t make contact with the battery charging tongue of the laptop itself. Another thing I wish I could do is raise and lower the backlight intensity on the keyboard and set the keyboard to stay illuminated longer than it does after typing. I was reticent to buy this laptop at first, what with it being a Windows 10 machine and the irritation I have often expletives with Windows machines, however, the RAM and the SSD in this machine really do make all the difference in the world on dealing with Windows this time around after using a 512 GB SSD MacBook and a MacBook Air. If you need a budget machine, or just don’t want to drop over $400 on a machine to use causally, this little laptop is an excellent choice, despite the few issues I’ve mentioned above. I’m including some pictures in the dark to showcase the great screen on this bad boy!!

I've had this laptop for almost 5 months. It died and wouldn't power on again. It has a blinking blue light. It was the strangest thing. When it was working, it was a great laptop. It is lightweight, the keys feel nice, and overall works pretty fast for general use. I have tried to get a hold of Chuwi and no luck. Their website is terrible. Their support chat is via Facebook messenger which to no one responds. You get what you pay for, unfortunately. Update May 2023: After many hours on the phone with Amazon, they still have not done anything about a cheap product that they do not stand by. Amazon customer support is the worst, this company is going very far downhill. Beware of buying expensive items from Amazon.

***Update*** It's now May and the corners of the screen are fading out. Mind you, I bought this in December. The heat issue is now a huge issue. This thing can and will burn you after an hour of use. I wish I could return it for a refund, but now I am past the return period. *************************** I got this laptop in December and I've had it for over a month and I can tell you with confidence this is a great laptop overall. There's definitely a premium feel to it. Now let's cover the good and the bad. Good: Looks great! Solid craftsmanship and it feels premium. Pretty fast at boot up and overall. No lag at all. Can't beat the price Bad Proprietary charger, I bought 4 different usb-c chargers and none would work. I was contacted by the seller letting me know they'd send me a charger, but till this day I haven't received one. This thing gets pretty hot on the left side near the charging port. Somewhat hard to open, get's a little tricky to open the laptop.