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So, this is a honest review on the Aspire 1. The notebook is fast, with the Celeron N3450, browsing, loading speed etc are good. The 4GB RAM plays a nice role here for a budget computer. You can use this notebook to work such as programming, office things and of course for educational purposes if you are a student. This notebook is NOT for advanced image and video editing or 3D thing. In fact, heavy software like Photoshop etc must not be installed. The notebook is too basic for these tools in terms of system requirements. You get Office 365 pre-installed as a trial period. However, I removed it for LibreOffice. Moreover, regarding the screen, it is NOT an IPS display. The display is matt but you can play a little with the saturation if you want. However, I leave it like it is, I do not have any issue. The sound is not that best performance, but it is good. The keyboard is good, responsive. The only ssue is the storage which is a 32GB eMMC and you get around 15GB left de to pre-installed Windows Home. I will gve you few tips how to get more storage as follows: -Once you buy the notebook, the first thing to do is to UPDATE the Windows Home. Download all updates and install until no updates are available. -After successfully updating the notebook, free the space by removing the previous version of the Windows. It will save you around 2.5GB. -Now, uninstall all pre-installed tools you will not use. -Then, install your software you will use. -Clean registries, junk files and cache from browser. If you still need storage, then use an external Hard drive. The battery is OK. If WIFI is ON, and if you are just browsing without watching videos, it can go up to 10 hours. If WIFI is OFF and you are doing just basic office tasks, it can go up to 11 hours. I decreased brightness to save battery. The charging is quite fast, 1 hour already more than 80% charged. Ask questions if you have,,