Lenovo N23 4GB 64GB SSD touch W10 Pro Education

So I already have a Dell Chromebook 11 (which I love), but as a college student taking language classes I needed to be able to run an audio software that's not chrome compatible. I also was looking for something to take notes on, but I didn't need all the bells and whistles. I just needed at least 4 GB of RAM, and not much other memory as I keep most things in Google drive.PROS:-long battery life-well built exterior (hinges, keyboard--crumb resistant, folds nicely, perfect size). I actually love almost everything about the design- mic, camera built in, but also has headphone jack-HDMI port, 3 USB ports-nice bright and responsive screens (the lighting in my pictures don't do it justice, sorry)- priceSo why the 3 stars?CONS:- charging light on the keyboard face, meaning you don't now when it's fully charged without opening it- you can't access the ports on the side without flipping little plastic pieces out of the way (may not bother everyone though)- will not connect to the internet, or stay connected. I live alone and have my own WiFi. This thing loses connection every 30 seconds, when my phone and Chromebook run perfectly. When it does connect, it runs incredibly slowly and pages don't load correctly, even with one tab open. I suspect the processor is the issue, but a new processor alone costs as much as this whole laptop (and i haven't looked to see if it would need a new motherboard in order to switch out the processor). I had to write this review on my phone because it couldn't load the Amazon home page.- it comes with so much bloat software that even after uninstalling everything I could, the memory is 2/3 full. (Some of this is gaming software you can't uninstall; if I can't check my email, I don't think I'll be playing Xbox games on here) it does give you an option to insert a micro SD card, which I haven't tried yet.This thing is built beautifully, and I wish it would just run properly. I will try it on other internet sources and try to make it work, but I expect it will have to go back.If you want a 2 in 1, bite the bullet and get a more expensive model with an i5 processor. If you just want a cheap starter computer for daily tasks, look into the Chromebooks. Hope this helps!