I have a 13 inch/11th Gen Intel from them. So far, I like it a lot more than my previous laptop purchases.
I do not use it for gaming and it is often hooked up to a dock with two displays using one USBC/thunderbolt 4 connection. It's been stable and no complaints with it this way.
The complaints I have, though, are:
trackpad is a diving-board style for button pushing (I prefer it to be stationary but the sensitivity is great and gestures with 3-4 fingers work great)
I want a matte/anti glare screen (wasn't an option when I ordered my device)
battery life - but it's never been a problem since it's mostly plugged in and an older Gen CPU. The newer gen is better with battery life and you can get a more dense battery now than the one I was able to purchase
case flexes when I pick it up quickly. It causes the trackpad to click and that has clicked on stuff before
I have a 13 inch/11th Gen Intel from them. So far, I like it a lot more than my previous laptop purchases.
I do not use it for gaming and it is often hooked up to a dock with two displays using one USBC/thunderbolt 4 connection. It's been stable and no complaints with it this way.
The complaints I have, though, are:
trackpad is a diving-board style for button pushing (I prefer it to be stationary but the sensitivity is great and gestures with 3-4 fingers work great)
I want a matte/anti glare screen (wasn't an option when I ordered my device)
battery life - but it's never been a problem since it's mostly plugged in and an older Gen CPU. The newer gen is better with battery life and you can get a more dense battery now than the one I was able to purchase
case flexes when I pick it up quickly. It causes the trackpad to click and that has clicked on stuff before