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I chose it because it has a brand new processor (there are other laptops that, although new, have older processors).

What I liked the most:
- It is very lightweight.
- It has sufficient processing power.
- It has good battery life.

What I didn't like:
- The screen is not suitable for image/video editing (it is not IPS). It has average to good quality only at the correct horizontal/vertical angle. However, it doesn't bother at all for any other application.
- The keyboard is quite good, but it takes a few days to get used to. The keys that seem strange are the Power On, which instead of being separate from the other keys, is located right next to Delete and directly above Backspace. Fortunately, it doesn't accidentally turn off with a hasty press.
- The sound is fine for regular system sounds or occasional music/movie listening, but definitely poor for regular listening.

Something I would prefer much more:
- Pre-installed Debian operating system, instead of the mediocre and full of marketing efforts W11 Home (it took me several hours to uninstall useless applications and services that simply promote vendor lock-in).

Update July 10, 2023:
The area on the touchpad that corresponds to the mouse click (mechanical click) sometimes had a tendency to stick in the pressed position, especially when the laptop is on the lap or on another non-flat surface. Although it is not necessary to use this button, a separate mouse was eventually purchased (the excellent Logitech M650L).

With this converter, I connect the 2 three-pin connectors of the computer (headphones and microphone) to a 1 four-pin connector, where the mobile hands-free goes in.

I have been using it daily for a month now and its quality seems excellent.

It was used to connect the Logitech Brio 300 webcam, which only has USB-C, to a USB2 port on a Linux computer.
After over a year of use, no problems were observed whatsoever.

It was tested and worked fine with the software Cheese, OBS Studio, Zoom.
In Debian/Linux, it was automatically recognized with the device ID 046d:0942.

The command $ sudo dmesg -HW was executed in the terminal, and the camera cable was connected to different USB ports using the Baseus CAAOTG-01 adapter (USB-A male to USB-C female), which was purchased separately.

It worked fine when directly connected to a USB 2 port on the computer.
When connected to a TPLINK USB 3.0 7-port hub, it had issues (displayed the image on Zoom but immediately froze). It was not tested when directly connected to a USB 3 port on the computer.

The image quality for video conferences is excellent, even in low light. The camera's rotating cover operates smoothly and securely. The camera base fits perfectly on the screen without covering anything and does not move at all. However, since it does not have any kind of spring or pressure mechanism, if the screen does not fit or if it is not carefully and precisely placed, it may not appear stable.

Its built-in microphone (mono) is satisfactory, but for video conferences, it is preferable to use hands-free. It has a dual-color LED that lights up orange when only audio is being used or white when both audio and video are being used.

The Logi Tune software, available at https://www.logitech.com/tune, is not available for Linux, but it is not necessary. Alternatively, in Linux, the cameractrl can be installed from https://github.com/soyersoyer/cameractrls, although I did not test it.

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Η πένσα αυτή χρησιμοποιεί δαχτυλίδια M-NAIL, τα οποία ανάλογα με το πόσο θα σφίξεις την πένσα, μπορούν να έχουν εσωτερική οπή περίπου από 2 έως 8 mm, όπως φαίνεται και στην εικόνα.