SGIN 15.6 Inch Laptop Windows 11 8GB RAM 256GB SSD Celeron Quad-Core Up to 2.8GHz, PC Notebook with Dual Band WiFi, 2xUSB 3.0, Keyboard Film in Eight Languages, Grey and Black (M15 Pro)

This laptop runs Fedora Linux without any problems.It is a great laptop if you want to use Linux but it also runs Windows fine. But I am a Linux user.Its good for the price and I love this laptop. :)

After buying this laptop for my daughter for Xmas I have since struggled with the same issues as a past review I copy and pasted below. The processor is very slow. CPU was at 100% capacity with only a couple of Microsoft office apps. Really struggled. I wish they had not used poor processor and not mislead us. It is at 1.5ghzBeware buying this laptop. The processor is not a 2.8 GHz fast processor but when checked in Windows System, only runs at a sluggish 1.5 GHz. And the screen is sub full HD at 1366x768 pixels, not Full HD (FHD) with very bad image quality. Also. there is only a slot to replace the tiny 256GB SSD internal hard drive but no technical specifications are given as to what M.2 2280 PCI SSC card can be used to replace this (with a decent 1 or 2 TB SSD hard drive). There is no other flap that can be unsrewed to replace the poor 8 GB DDRA4 RAM, with very cheap but much faster 16 or 32 GB DDR4 RAM. I was also unable to find any technical specifications sheet anywhere on the internet. It looks like they use components randomly, whatever the cheapest is they can find, rather than the same components which would have the same specifications? This laptop is only something for the very casual user, not for anyone who likes to tune up the laptop to make it more usable with heavy on memory programmes like the MS Office Suite or the now processor and memor wise evenmore demanding Windows 11 operating system

1.) Firstly, this item has been sold for very different prices on Amazon UK. I see this laptop as being good value but only between £200 - £300. Above this price there are much better options with higher specs from Acer, Lenovo, Asus etc. I was fortunate enough to get this for £209-95p in the Amazon sale.2.) First time installing - Installation was smooth except for the keyboard which Was not 100% UK compatible- This issue was easily resolved by adding the UK plastic cover that came with the laptop (along with many other countries covers). I found this fitted neatly and made typing a little smoother which is a plus. It also meant that crumbs etc spilt, would not get trapped inside the keyboard!3.) This laptop I feel is NOT ideal for gaming, as it is simply not powerful enough to handle other then low spec games without stuttering etc. Having said that the 4 quad Celeron processor is fine for browsing etc. It is not as good as the Intel i3, or the AMD Ryzen 3 which is understandable. Having said that it is decent for basic tasks.4.) Reading some of the negative reviews regarding the battery charger, I can only say that so far that has not been an issue for me. However I only purchased this laptop 13th October 2023. From what I have read many negative reviews found that issues were experienced within a few days after purchase.5,) I noticed also some bad reviews re touchpad sensitivity, I read that For Windows 11, Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Touchpad and open the Taps menu to change touchpad sensitivity. I am not sure if this works or not. I believe that there may also be an option to turn off the tap-to-click features.6.) I am a buyer just like yourselves. I have NO specialist computrer knowledge at all. I hope that my review will be helpful.Good luch everyone - Howard:)

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Beware buying this laptop. The processor is not a 2.8 GHz fast processor but when checked in Windows System, only runs at a sluggish 1.5 GHz. And the screen is sub full HD at 1366x768 pixels, not Full HD (FHD) with very bad image quality. Also. there is only a slot to replace the tiny 256GB SSD internal hard drive but no technical specifications are given as to what M.2 2280 PCI SSC card can be used to replace this (with a decent 1 or 2 TB SSD hard drive). There is no other flap that can be unsrewed to replace the poor 8 GB DDRA4 RAM, with very cheap but much faster 16 or 32 GB DDR4 RAM. I was also unable to find any technical specifications sheet anywhere on the internet. It looks like they use components randomly, whatever the cheapest is they can find, rather than the same components which would have the same specifications? This laptop is only something for the very casual user, not for anyone who likes to tune up the laptop to make it more usable with heavy on memory programmes like the MS Office Suite or the now processor and memor wise evenmore demanding Windows 11 operating system!

For anyone using the laptop for writing or documenting, its a good priced laptop and is a must have, personally for me I needed it for more complex tasks, so had to swap it out in the end, the laptop ran well, was pretty fast and had decent screen quality.For gaming the laptop isn't the best, its not for fast paced games, but for games like chess and solitaire it works fine.

I really liked the unfussy way this arrived in a simple white box with "Laptop" on it. I got it for using whilst I was away temporarily in Italy so that I could continue to work in whatever circumstances I found myself. It was perfect, light, quick to start up, fully up-to-date with software and all the connections I needed. I bought a separate mouse as I found the finger pad not to my liking in terms of responsiveness and the corner buttons. The keyboard covers were useful for hygiene and for travelling if I needed an alternative version of characters. The price was excellent, it was part of the Prime offers and did go up noticeably afterwards, not sure of its price now.