Fusion5 13.3" Full HD Laptop Computer Lapbook with Windows 10 Notebook PC, T95 Pro Model, 1920 * 1080 IPS, Intel Quad-Core, 2GB RAM, Slim Windows Laptop (13.3")

Bought this for my Mum to use. It's lightweight and has a clear display. It was VERY easy to set up, and although I did it for her, she could have done it herself as it was that easy. She is extremely happy with it, and likes the look and feel of it - it looks very similar to a Mac! I would give 4.5/5 rather than 5 (can't give half though, so went for 5!) as the internet suddenly stopped working for some reason after set-up, and I had to restart the laptop. This solved the problem though. The trackpad is also slightly 'clunky' - I am used to a Mac and this doesn't quite have the same intuitive movement and the buttons are a bit clicky. Having said this, it is excellent value for money and I would highly recommend it. (Caveat is that we have only been using it for a day!!)

This laptop is fine for what I want to do on it, which is primarily to store and manage my library of ebooks and to write on as a glorified typewriter! I am not interested in using it to play games or watch TV (so the HD screen may be a little underused by me) For the cost, there is nothing really to complain about: the build quality seems reasonable, a little plastic in finish and keys are a bit clicky.The only caveats I would give to potential purchasers is that the mouse is a little over-sensitive and can very readily click elsewhere in a document as you type; the basic memory available is limited although it can be extended with external drives, Micro SD Cards and HDD drives; the access to the internet seems very slow.As mentioned, though, for the cost of the laptop, it does what you'd expect.

I've had this laptop for less than a year and it is the worst piece of electronics I've ever had. To the point where I actively avoid using it, because it's such a hassle. When it first arrived, the R button on the keyboard didn't work. I didn't return it, as needed a laptop at the time and didn't want to cause a fuss; I wasn't planning on writing essays on it, so thought I could get by by pressing the R button firm enough to make it work. Sometimes it does, sometimes my sentences are missing R's. Since then, it has just deteriorated. If I'm on Internet explorer and I try move to a different page, it feels this is too strenuous and causes the whole browser to shut down. It constantly crashes, actions are delayed and it isn't fit for purpose. At the time of buying it, I was skint, but desperately needed a laptop, so purchased this for it's good reviews. But it has been an absolute waste of money, because it is unusable. If I could give it less than 1 star, I would.

This is a good quality laptop for a great price. Good quality screen, light and fast, good quality keys and decent casing. Great value when you consider against other high priced items available. However, needs to have expandable storage as only small hard drive. Comes with micro sd port, so easy to solve the issue.

It's very light which is partly why I went for it as I use it for travel / being on the go. I'm not doing anything complicated on it so it's been fine for standard activity (word processing / surfing internet). I've had to adjust slightly as when typing the mouse jumps and puts me somewhere other than where I'm typing because my palms sometimes encroach the mouse panel (or whatever it's called), but now I just take a wider approach to the keyboard, I suppose any given laptop will have it's own ergonomics. Anyway, for the price I paid (in the £150s) it is sufficiently fast / light / well presented and so forth to be able to recommend.

This is a very inexpensive laptop with basic spec, so we didn't expect luxury performance or amazing storage space. Ours ran very slowly after about a week, but Fusion5 did respond to our appeal for help and it seemed to be up to an acceptable speed again for a short time. Eventually they replaced it. We were wary of putting too many apps on it or trying to store too much on the local disk. We did get a micro sd card to expand the storage in the hope it would preserve its capability to maintain a decent performance.However, after just a short time the replacement one is annoyingly slow . It is only subject to very light use, such as email and websurfing - nothing very demanding. We have asked Fusion to allow us to upgrade to a better model, but they have only responded by asking us to do the same things they asked us to do with the one they eventually agreed to replace. Disappointed in the computer and disappointed in the response from Fusion. Avoid!!We thought we were getting a bargain, but now we are going to have to ditch it and buy a proper one.

Being disabled, I was seeking a lightweight, compact and economically priced laptop for exclusive use with a distance learning course at University as I needed reliable internet access, the use of Microsoft Office and a simple photographic package. The Fusion5 T95 fits the bill technically, it's also attractive and compact with a visually easy to use keyboard due to the contrast between the cream inner casing and the dark coloured keys.

The laptop is very slim, good sized screen and clear graphic. The set up was really easy and quick. Very useful for travel and doing school work. . What was surprising was how fast it was and the keyboard and touch pad a very responsive. It is a windows system but you will need to get the Microsoft Office suite. It does not have a CD drive and the RAM is lower but you can always get external memmory drive. It has a front facing camera that is good too. With clear and loud speakers as well as a 3.5mm headphone jack, HDMI slot and micro SD slot and Definitely recommend it if you have a tight budget for University student work. I am very happy with my purchase.