8" Mini Laptop, N150,2-in-1 Small Computer 12GB RAM, 512GB/1TB SSD, Touchscreen, Win 11 Pro, Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.2, Stylus Support, HDMI, Lightweight Portable Convertible PC

Our company has continually locked down our ability to do anything none work related from company owned laptops, meaning that checking your emails or your online banking was near impossible whilst at work. Your iPhone only plugs that gap to a certain extent and having a PC is often needed to do certain tasks. At first I thought I had a problem as the machine wouldn’t charge and despite being plugged in didn’t seem to want to charge. I was using my Dell mains USB C charger which didn’t work. My advice is to use the included plug with the included USB C cable as this does work perfectly and the mini machine charged up then as expected. I’ve had it sat on my desk for around 4 hours of periodic use and it still showed over 30% full. So the claimed battery life of 5 hours is achievable. I was very surprised at how zippy it was for a machine of its stature. It is serious tiny but the screen is bright and responsive to both touch and the included stylus pen (which needs charging before use). I was nervous before I bought this machine as I was doubtful that a machine that was small would run well. Despite being able to buy a standard size laptop for similar money, my primary focus was on size. I frankly didn’t have room to transport around two standard sized laptops from a weight perspective. I only wanted a machine to periodically use at work now that I can’t rely on using my business laptop that’s been heavily locked down.The screen twists and tilts to make a convertible type machine which is also handy if you want to be able to use it more as a tablet. The little touch mouse takes some getting used to and I prefer to use the touch functions. The keyboard needs to be set to US English to have the keys in the right position which is a touch different but not too bad. The keyboard layout is compact and takes some practice to get your fingers around but if like me I am using my Logitech multi device keyboard and mouse, I can at least use my full size business keyboard and mouse with this machine via Bluetooth. It has a large hard drive which is a big bonus for storing my increasing library of photos.Some may be put off by the price but it really depends on what you value - if like me you want this as an additional machine for use when out and about then it hits the spot perfectly. It has a full size HDMI port so you can easily connect it to a bigger monitor if you wish.

I've been using this 8" mini laptop for a few days and it's been great so far. It's small and light, so easy to carry around. The touchscreen works well, and I like that I can turn it into a tablet when needed. It runs smoothly for things like browsing, watching videos, and taking notes. The storage is fast and there's plenty of space. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth work without any issues. Overall, it’s a handy little computer for everyday use and travel.

Nice and small turns into a tablet style computer which is cool, only criticism I have is that the laptop gets very hot and the power seems to drain quickly.

Updated review after 1 month use Experience:I initially gave this mini PC a glowing review after a couple of weeks of light use—mostly for note-taking, Zoom, and browsing—and everything seemed fine. The portability, touchscreen, and performance for light tasks made it feel like a solid value for students or casual users. However, after about a month of use, serious issues started showing up, and now I understand the negative reviews I had previously overlooked.In my case, the device started to show signs of hardware failure. It became unreliable during startup, occasionally stuck in boot loops or refusing to power on entirely. I also noticed the device heating up more than usual and the charging became inconsistent. This aligns with what many others have reported—some couldn’t charge it after a few weeks, others got stuck in “automatic repair” mode, and some had dead screens or overheating issues.Packing this up and returning to Amazon.Final thoughts:This mini PC has potential and is great in theory, but quality control and long-term reliability are major concerns. It’s disappointing to revise my review like this, but I wouldn’t feel right recommending this product anymore based on my experience and the consistent reports from other buyers.____________________________________________________________________________Previous review:I picked up this mini PC mostly for taking notes, light schoolwork, and some web browsing on the go. After using it for about two weeks, I can honestly say it’s a solid buy if you know what you're getting.This thing is tiny. Like, smaller than my notebook tiny. I can toss it in my backpack without even noticing the weight. It’s perfect for lectures or study sessions in the library when I don’t want to lug around my full-size laptop.I use it mostly for Google Docs, Microsoft Office, Zoom, and Canvas. It handles all of that pretty smoothly. I even had a few browser tabs open for research and it didn’t freeze or lag. Just don’t expect it to run heavy apps or games.Touchscreen is a nice bonus.Touchscreen works really well. I take notes in OneNote using a stylus, and it’s surprisingly responsive. Great for quick diagrams or marking up PDFs in class.It has USB-A, USB-C, and HDMI, which is more than I expected on a device this size. I plug in a wireless keyboard/mouse when I’m at home and use it like a mini desktop.It’s a full version of Windows, so I can install whatever school apps I need — way better than just a Chromebook in my opinion.Final thoughts:If you're a student who just needs a light, super portable PC for classes, notes, and research — this is a great option. Don’t expect high-end performance, but for the price and size, it does exactly what it should. Highly recommend.