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Rating: | (3.5 out of 5 stars) |
Reviews: | 195 Walmart Reviews |
Product Name: | Gateway 14.1" Ultra Slim Notebook, FHD, Intel® Core™ i5-1135G7, Quad Core, Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Tuned by THX™, Fingerprint Scanner, 1MP Webcam, HDMI, Windows 10 Home, Silver |
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Product SKU: | 982087215 |
UPC: | 812550034271 |
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The SSD is an M.2 and is upgradeable but note that it is SATA, not NVME. In addition, there is a hatch on the bottom side that opens to a bay to add another SATA M.2 SSD.
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Also, does the fan kick on loudly during use? How is the audio from such a small laptop?
speakers are ok for occasional use, but I use a BT speaker
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Update: back in stock (says 5 left).. in for 2. Reviews on YouTube seem to suggest it is fairly good for the price. I still have my Gateway desktop from 2001.. It of course is slow as hell in today's standard, but it still turns on and works... I know Gateway name really does not mean much any more, but with this price I can only buy i3 with crappy screen (and resolution) or lower CPU class with 4 or 8G RAM and 256 SSD...
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Currently dead, but in case this comes back: zoom in on the keyboard - it has the numeric keypad overlaid on the keys below 7, 8, 9, & 0 just like every laptop used to have 10+ years ago. Slightly awkward angle, but quite useable (I do it all the time on mine).
I can't live without a numeric keypad, either & I hate that it's become held hostage as a "premium business laptop"-only feature for most brands outside of HP over the past decade.
How is it is very tempting and fits into my needs well.
I can't live without a numeric keypad, either & I hate that it's become held hostage as a "premium business laptop"-only feature for most brands outside of HP over the past decade.
Oh wow I never saw that before. Definitely an oddity imo, but probably somewhat helpful if you adapt to it. Not sure how I'd feel about needing to press the function key to use a number pad though, I like the bigger 15.6-16" screen laptops anyway so don't mind waiting for something bigger, but that's just me
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