Crelander 2-in-1 Mini Laptop | 8-Inch Touchscreen Portable Small Pocket Computer | Intel 12th Gen N100 Processor | 12GB DDR5 RAM 1TB SSD | PD 30W Charging | WiFi6 BT5.2 |Backlit Keyboard |Windows 11

I absolutely and an ironically love this thing. I'm a hobby writer, and my last laptop- a 11" chrome book sort- was recently victim to a young puppy tripping on the power cord and taking it off a bar to the floor. It was already a smaller laptop, which I loved, so with a brand new excuse to get a new toy, I put a lot of time into looking for the smallest laptops available. They're more recognized brands, but the reviews on this one were a lot more consistent, so I decided to risk it. I had some concerns about the keyboard size, as I had seen a few video reviews on YouTube saying it was difficult to type on, but within an hour of relearning where the punctuation and command keys had gone, I would say I am nearly as fast on this little laptop as I was on my larger one. The key spacing is tight, but the alphabet keys are where they should be relative to each other, so if you were ever taught formal typing, you really shouldn't struggle, but it's also small enough to easily pick at the keyboard with your index fingers if you are a peck-typer. The optical mouse took some getting used to, mostly because you have to physically click and drag to scroll a page if you aren't using the touch screen, but I found it easy to get around that by simply using the up/down keys to navigate. The convenience of this thing is absolutely unparalleled; I can slip it in a bag, or the front of my hoodie, and carry it anywhere with ease, and it charges off of any 30 watt USB c charger/power bank, which will make replacing it when I inevitably lose the original charger, so easy! The first boot was slow, but when I restarted it, everything came on super fast, and there was practically no lead time from launch to being able to open multiple applications without lag. I also immediately installed Chrome and made it my default browser, and have had no performance issues using the non-native browser. The handwriting function is super neat, and I find that the screen has just enough texture to almost provide a paper feel, which is pretty nice. Despite my initial hesitation is about the price point of this laptop, considering that you can get a larger one for less, I will probably never own another full size laptop after this! For the memory, the speed, and the convenience, it's absolutely worth it. I only have two real gripes; the power key is directly above the backspace key, so sometimes you go to fix a mistake and accidentally put your laptop to sleep... And the quote/apostrophe key is positioned low enough that you have to take your hand off the keyboard to be able to press it, and is directly below the enter key, so sometimes you go to make a contraction, and instead break the paragraph you're typing. Both of these are relatively minor, and within a day of use, I am finding myself having an easier and easier time navigating around them.

I've had this for about six months now And I love it.It works perfectly well just like a regular laptop.This is a really good product and it's super cute and fast like a regular laptop

I've only had this tonite and am setting it up the way I want it and so far am loving it. I had a tiny laptop many years ago and it was very limited and slow but this one is fast and responsive. Very easy to type on and the touch screen and included pen are great. The ports available are perfect. It charges very fast. So far the battery lasts longer than I really anticipated. I hope the internal build quality is as good as the outside as the unit does run warm at least now while I'm doing a ton of windows updates and app installs. It multitasks great. The powerful charger it does come with runs awfully warm, just and FYI. It hooks up to a mouse perfectly amd they even include abd hdmi cable! It is a little heavy in case I didnt mention that but alot is packed into this including its battery. They manufacturer seems to have put a lot of thought and care into the design! If it matters I'm an IT Manager and have been working with computers my entire life. Oh its churning away installing a large windows updates. I turned the brightness down so I could sleep and its running much cooler! Im still loving it!

I've been using it for a month now, and I have to say I’m obsessed! It’s so small that I can even fit it in my purse. The processor is powerful enough for gaming, and it has plenty of memory. My kids love drawing on it; the pen is amazing. I was impressed by the stunning 8-inch touchscreen display that easily transforms it into a tablet PC. With a variety of ports, including USB ports, I have no trouble connecting all my devices. I also own a MacBook Air, but this little guy is better for traveling and for my kids' drawing. I love it soooooo much.

Love it after installing Linux.

so during amazon prime day and lighting deals i bought this KOOFORWAY and a Crelander models both look like they came from the same factory the big diffrence is the KOOFORWAY seems to be older as it uses the old WIN 11 activation so it won't demand you have a Microsoft account only that you create a password the Crelander WIN 11 forces you to have a Microsoft account and makes you create a pin number that works as a password the activation completely removes any bypasses you can use to avoid the Microsoft account activation so keep this in mind N100 is very powerful for its low wattage use at max performance it was using around 34-36 watts. It can easily be charged with a solar battery with a minimum of 45 watt battery and up. I used my 45 watt power bank i used to charge my steam deck with no problems. and this is why i bought the pair for emergency black outs i can still use a powerful PC with my solar set up in terms of performance the people have tested the N100 it seems it maxes out playing 2011 SKYRIM at 720p on ultra low settings so old school emulation isn't a problem it can easily play blu ray and 4k quality videos i played looped a 4k video for 2 hours so see how hot the bottom would get and to my surprise it was just a little warm. keep in mind i was playing the videos through the USB 3 ports. and i used the toben one USB docking station at i was able to charge the laptop through the docking station and was able to connect 1x 34 inch monitor using the USBC port all and all it fits my needs as a portable solar charging emergency PC

I tried buying this for my dad, whose original laptop died and he wanted something more compact since he travels a lot. First one I bought was DOA. Keyboard and mouse didn't work, couldn't complete Windows setup because of it. Even if I could, there's no point in a laptop without a built-in input method. Second one worked fine out of the box, but the hinge got loose and wouldn't stay open on its own after just a couple of weeks. While it was working, it worked okay though. The "Track-Chiclet" doesn't work well, and was hard for my dad to use, and the non-standard keyboard layout also confused him.

Okay, just to kick this off, I am fully aware this is a niche device. I got this device with the intention of learning to code and being able to rescue other people's computers from crashes, or help someone salvage their data from a dying device. That said, this device actually fits that role nicely, but thats honestly one of the few nice things I can truly say about it. I tried to use it with Windows 11 only for Windows 11 to be ultra sluggish, so I nuked Windows from orbit and installed MX Linux. Saw immense gains on local processing speeds. For what us gamers consider a potato, this thing is somewhat fast. Subject this thing to any real load and not only does the bottom of it get incredibly hot but the battery life nose dives off a cliff. I get 3 hours of battery life max. The WiFi card itself also goes in the garbage tier, it took 2 days to download a 7GB file, going at Kbps. My fingers are long enough I can type on it like I do my cellphone, but PLEASE for the love of the Gods, USE AN EXTERNAL MOUSE! The thumb nub on this thing isn't that great. Im also terrified of this hinge. I understand this is a 2-in-1 device that has a touchscreen, you want us to use it as a tablet... but the swivel screen is a long-term point of failure. And to be honest I found no use for the stylus or touch screen once I paired my trackball mouse. If you plan to use it long term, power it off when not in use, and maybe see if you can find a cooling pad the moment you get it, or you may find it trying to cook itself (and your fingers). The vents are on the side and bottom. Don't obstruct those.