EVOO 11.6" Ultra Thin Notebook, HD Display, Intel Celeron Processor, 64GB Storage, 4GB Memory, Front Camera, HDMI, Windows 10 S, Microsoft 365 Personal 1-Year Included, Blue $129

Anyone know if the Microsoft 365 is a code that can be resold? I don't need it and it would sweeten the deal on this. I do need a small laptop to keep in the car and this likely would work out.

I bought a similar model back in Jan 2020 and it was a piece of junk, I returned it after a couple days. Here's the one that I bought:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/360842028

Back then the Microsoft 365 was built in, there was no code number provided. I seem to recall that you couldn't even use it to extend an existing subscription but I'm not 100% sure on that point. It would be nice if they're actually giving out a 365 code now but I wouldn't count on it.

The have been a number of Slickdeals alerts for EVOO Notebooks at Walmart so you may want to check out some of those reviews before buying. Walmart has always been good at returns so if you're not happy you shouldn't have any problem returning it.

This processor ran some chromebooks a little while ago.

How's the full-fat windows 11 on this? Because chromebooks are always lesser than windows, right?

For Californian:

Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals, such as lead, known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information go to wwwm.P65Warnings.ca.gov www.p65warnings.ca.gov

Quote from ROOSKIE : Anyone know if the Microsoft 365 is a code that can be resold? I don't need it and it would sweeten the deal on this. I do need a small laptop to keep in the car and this likely would work out.

I believe the Office activation certificate will be attached to the Microsoft account you use to activate and log into Windows (code not in a virtual or physical format, just an intangible certificate), meaning if you use that account to log into office 365, you would get 1-year subscription automatically. I bought a similar no name PC from Walmart about 2 years ago and it was like that.

Quote from ROOSKIE : Anyone know if the Microsoft 365 is a code that can be resold? I don't need it and it would sweeten the deal on this. I do need a small laptop to keep in the car and this likely would work out.

Quote from geektech : I believe the Office activation certificate will be attached to the Microsoft account you use to activate and log into Windows (code not in a virtual or physical format, just an intangible certificate), meaning if you use that account to log into office 365, you would get 1-year subscription automatically. I bought a similar no name PC from Walmart about 2 years ago and it was like that.

The code is stored in the BIOS. Very likely it will only work on this Laptop. No way to transfer it out of the BIOS. However if you set it up you may well be able to use it on another computer you have as stated. Microsoft will even allow you to store the data locked to your account so you could start a document on the laptop and then edit it on your Desktop on the same account the laptop came with.

Quote from online4fun : For Californian: Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals, such as lead, known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information go to wwwm.P65Warnings.ca.gov www.p65warnings.ca.gov [ca.gov]

This warning now on almost everything electronic.

Quote from TomH8916 : I bought a similar model back in Jan 2020 and it was a piece of junk, I returned it after a couple days. Here's the one that I bought: https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/360842028 Back then the Microsoft 365 was built in, there was no code number provided. I seem to recall that you couldn't even use it to extend an existing subscription but I'm not 100% sure on that point. It would be nice if they're actually giving out a 365 code now but I wouldn't count on it. The have been a number of Slickdeals alerts for EVOO Notebooks at Walmart so you may want to check out some of those reviews before buying. Walmart has always been good at returns so if you're not happy you shouldn't have any problem returning it.

If you log on to Microsoft with your account you could use Office on another device as well.

Some of these are defective. It is 90% hit and 10% miss or something like that. Many worked just fine. Easy to return to Walmart.

This is a great deal, especially if you want to have Office.

The 4000 Celeron is not that slow.

Not for everyone: It has a M.2 slot so if it is slow and eMMc is add a M.2 for more memory and more speed. In other words it is upgradable. Not the Ram. You would need to clone the eMMc or make a Windows USB drive and load it. If you do that you can clear the eMMc and load the OS onto the M.2. It divides the drive into three places so delete all three. Then load the OS onto the M.2. Go to Microsoft to make the USB drive. Get out of S mode first. The Windows key and Office Key is in the BIOS so you need not worry about that. You will have to go to Microsoft and download it. Also this will wipe your memory so if you stored anything you will lose it. It will go back to like when you first loaded the OS.

I just did this on one of those HP Desktops I bought. Much faster than on the HD it came with.

If you are having problems ask me and I can help.

FYI the version of windows Home or Professional is determined by the Computer you use to make the USB Drive. So you must use a Home version Computer to make it. Now that USB may well work for Professional as well as the BIOS will have the Professional key. Not the other way around. I tried and Microsoft wanted $199 to upgrade to Professional with no method to take it to Home. I had to build another USB drive on the Home Desktop I had and had to reload the OS to make it work.