EVOO 11.6″ Ultra Thin Notebook, HD Display, Intel Celeron Processor, 64GB Storage, 4GB Memory, Front Camera, HDMI, Windows 10 S, Microsoft 365…
$193.56
Last updated on August 21, 2024 9:10 am Details
Take care of business the right way with the EVOO 11.6″ Ultra Thin Notebook. Loaded with 64GB storage and Windows 10 Home in S mode, this super slim laptop is built to perform with a budget in mind. With Bluetooth 4.0, Mini HDMI, and built-in webcam, the EVOO Ultra Thin laptop gives you access to the latest technology for all your personal and business needs on the go.
Specification: EVOO 11.6″ Ultra Thin Notebook, HD Display, Intel Celeron Processor, 64GB Storage, 4GB Memory, Front Camera, HDMI, Windows 10 S, Microsoft 365…
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10 reviews for EVOO 11.6″ Ultra Thin Notebook, HD Display, Intel Celeron Processor, 64GB Storage, 4GB Memory, Front Camera, HDMI, Windows 10 S, Microsoft 365…
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EVOO 11.6″ Ultra Thin Notebook, HD Display, Intel Celeron Processor, 64GB Storage, 4GB Memory, Front Camera, HDMI, Windows 10 S, Microsoft 365…
$193.56
Hector –
A better alternative to chromebooks with a competitive value. It has expandable storage in form of M.2 SATA which makes it better than most entry level chromebooks.
e6wifey –
I bought 2 of these actually. First one I bought for my son for him to play some games and school work. I liked it and decided to buy one for myself. It a lil slow. But I guess its ok for basic stuff like surfing the web and email and stuff
Samantha –
I bought this computer to take an online course. It does what I bought it to do and you cant beat the price. As long as you purchase this knowing its not a top tier machine made for gaming or streaming then you wont be disappointed.
Shannon –
It arrived on time my son likes item
Keean –
Honestly its a very great computer if you have a budget in mind, the CPU has a base speed of 1.1 GHz but I got it too 2.5 GHz and it feels smoother, I wish it had some more ram but honestly can’t complain, laptop feels flimsy but nice, not good cooling but then again it’s not made for games, which is what I put it through yet it still holds up!
Marty –
Exceeded my expectations! I purchased this because I own 2 devices that can only update through Windows, otherwise we’re a Mac family. Thought the performance would be horrible with the Celeron, but was pleasantly surprised. Screen quality and keyboard is great for this price point! A stand alone copy of Win 10 is $129. This means you get a free computer! One word of warning… Definitely buy the 64 gig/4 gig model. After Win updated and I installed 2 apps, that leaves about 28 gig of storage left. Not a lot of real estate left, but more than serves my needs.
Thunter –
The computer failed mid setup to find the WIFI connection and we were unable to fix the problem. We tried to reset it and start over with no success and thought it was just an error in the one we had and got a replacement. The secondary replacement did the EXACT SAME THING! We were forced to get a refund and purchased a different Notebook all together. I do not recommend wasting your time with this Notebook at all!
Brian –
This is exactly what you’d expect for the price. The keys are tight and often stick due to the way they’re molded into the keyboard. If you’re a fast typist, it can throw off your game quite a bit.
There are no frills or amenities with this PC, but overall, if you’re going to use it as I do; just a second PC to carry around instead of putting the wear and tear on my much higher quality laptop, it’s definitely worth it.
There’s no storage, per se. I added a micro SD card and, for what I do, writing on the go, it’s more than enough.
The touchpad is the pits, but I never use them anyway. A cheap blue tooth mouse works beautifully. I say blue tooth because there are only two USB ports and of you have to use a mouse dongle, your thumb drive or other USB accessory capability is greatly reduced.
I’d recommend this as an alternative to a tablet and as long as you know going in what you’re getting. It suits my needs perfectly, but if you’re looking for the performance of a seven hundred dollar laptop, you’ll be sadly disappointed.
And unless you want to be limited strictly to Microsoft aps, I’d highly suggest turning off Windows 10 S mode.
If you’re looking for a great first laptop for a child to play on, you can’t beat the price and, as I said, if you’re just looking for a beater laptop to jot down stories and ideas away from home, you won’t be disappointed.
LIjohnB –
The computer is very small…there isn’t even a separate number pad on the keyboard. Other than that the keyboard is of good size. I don’t need the number pad and the small size for me is a plus.
I’m not a gamer, I just surf for info, type, watch videos, and play simple games.
Controls are easy to use, set-up was a breeze.
I hooked it up to an HDTV and quality was excellent.
I was hesitant about the “S mode” that only allows Microsoft downloads. I know that it’s easy to change modes, but I don’t know how the computer will be affected so I’m not doing it unless I have to. I noticed a lot of laptops over $200 were also S mode default, so that encouraged me to take a $130 chance.
Elizabeth –
I am in love with this laptop! I did end up taking it out of S Mode and have had no problems in doing so.. It has great battery life, its lightweight, thin.. Im really impressed with the speed also! I was a tad bit hesitant on it at 1st due to the price, but decided to give it a try and glad that I did!