8" Mini Laptop, 2-in-1 Small Computer N150, 12GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Touchscreen, Win 11 Pro, Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.2, Stylus Support, HDMI, Lightweight Portable Convertible PC

What a super little laptop for note taking and for travel. I love the idea and the execution is perfect too. It's nicely packaged and a classy experience to unbox. The battery life is superb and the laptop is charged and ready to use upon arrival. The things that impressed me the most are first of all how good the connectivity options are for such a compact machine and secondly how good and sharp the image is. This little laptop is speedy and essentially just the same as a full sized laptop but smaller. It functions and operates exactly the same. Super quality and good value for money.

I wasn’t expecting much from such a small device, but the Kooforway Mini Laptop genuinely impressed me. It’s lightweight, ultra-portable, and perfect for travel, note-taking, or quick work sessions on the go. The build quality feels solid, the keyboard is comfortable for its size, and the screen is crisp and bright. Performance-wise, it handles everyday tasks smoothly, web browsing, email, documents, streaming, all without slowing down. The battery life is also better than I expected, easily lasting several hours on a full charge. Setup was simple, and everything worked right out of the box. If you need something compact yet functional, this mini laptop is a fantastic value. Highly recommended for students, travelers, and anyone who wants a portable companion without sacrificing usability!

Microsoft update killed OS, recovery partition for some reason did not work. I reinstalled from win 11 download. Many drivers missing and not to be found on internet. I was about to return when I found a memory stick with all missing drivers in the box. (Nice touch and well done). Just a little adendum, speakers are absolute rubbish, a nun wind at mass would be louder. But in all honesty not surprised where would you put speakers in something this small.

EDIT: I originally wrote a positive review but have had to return this laptop, which is a shame. I left it switched on for long enough for it to go to sleep and when I returned it would not awake from standby. No amount of long-pressing the power button, for 30 seconds or more, or running the battery down completely, would produce more than a flashing LED and a hot battery. I might consider ordering a replacement in the hope that this was a one-off fault, and if I do so I will update this review, but I'm concerned from looking at the reviews that these hardware failures are far too frequent. Additionally, the returned parcel appears to have been lost by the deliver company, which made it tricky to get a refund. Previous version: So far I'm very happy. It doesn't seem to have any of the downsides that I've experienced from other products that try to fill this ultra-portable niche. It's light; the keyboard isn't too fiddly considering its size, and the touchscreen works well. It won't handle heavy-duty tasks but it's absolutely fine for spreadsheets, Word, video and some light coding applications. I am happy to work with quite a small screen at high resolution but it's also useful that an HDMI slot is provided and therefore a second screen can be connected. It seems robust, though care is needed when twisting the screen. I haven't removed the case yet but the fact that the SSD is apparently not soldered in and therefore replaceable (at least according to other reivews) is reassuring. I can find little information on the battery and how easy this is to replace. It would be a major downside if this were not possible as it would limit the life. But so far, for the price and assuming there are no early hardware failures, things are looking good.

Our company has continually locked down our ability to do anything none work related from company owned laptops, meaning that checking your emails or your online banking was near impossible whilst at work. Your iPhone only plugs that gap to a certain extent and having a PC is often needed to do certain tasks. At first I thought I had a problem as the machine wouldn’t charge and despite being plugged in didn’t seem to want to charge. I was using my Dell mains USB C charger which didn’t work. My advice is to use the included plug with the included USB C cable as this does work perfectly and the mini machine charged up then as expected. I’ve had it sat on my desk for around 4 hours of periodic use and it still showed over 30% full. So the claimed battery life of 5 hours is achievable. I was very surprised at how zippy it was for a machine of its stature. It is serious tiny but the screen is bright and responsive to both touch and the included stylus pen (which needs charging before use). I was nervous before I bought this machine as I was doubtful that a machine that was small would run well. Despite being able to buy a standard size laptop for similar money, my primary focus was on size. I frankly didn’t have room to transport around two standard sized laptops from a weight perspective. I only wanted a machine to periodically use at work now that I can’t rely on using my business laptop that’s been heavily locked down. The screen twists and tilts to make a convertible type machine which is also handy if you want to be able to use it more as a tablet. The little touch mouse takes some getting used to and I prefer to use the touch functions. The keyboard needs to be set to US English to have the keys in the right position which is a touch different but not too bad. The keyboard layout is compact and takes some practice to get your fingers around but if like me I am using my Logitech multi device keyboard and mouse, I can at least use my full size business keyboard and mouse with this machine via Bluetooth. It has a large hard drive which is a big bonus for storing my increasing library of photos. Some may be put off by the price but it really depends on what you value - if like me you want this as an additional machine for use when out and about then it hits the spot perfectly. It has a full size HDMI port so you can easily connect it to a bigger monitor if you wish.

This mini laptop id the coolest of machines and most definitely fits a niche and does that job very well. I would say that if you travel a lot then this is probably the absolute ideal solution for you. The power and performance is just as good as any full size laptop I've used and with 120GB RAM and a 512GB SSD to boot it's hard to go wrong. The compact size is the only real difference when compared to a full size model. That comes with a couple differences. For example instead of a trackpad you have a tiny track dot. It's super responsive and words exactly as expected. I have a very 'on the go' job so this is what i use in the passenger seat of a van whilst working on location and what a phenomenal idea it is for filling that void. Speedy and reliable.

1stly- price is £350 on amazon.com and here its 499, also few pounds here and there on same website. 2nd- fan noisy 40-50 DB, doesnt matter how hard you are working,? you could barely hear 30db when working, 40db only if you intentionally focus on fan or go near it. 3rd- i increased the power in bios from 12w to 15, then 20, then 30w, CPU doesnt go beyond 2.7Hz, its says 3.6 Hz on the product. There is no way to get the actual power of this Intel N150. Temp stays at 47 on light use with battery saver inplace, however at full load- with few tabs open with heavy weight website or 4k video- temp is around 78 maximum, 80 on stress test. 4th: camera very bad, all i can show myself floating- in slow motion when move in front of camera. 5: speakers, very clear, very nice sound, but only probably 5 w or less, my samsung sound is probably 20 times higher at full volume. speaker is slighlty louder than the cpu fan. Still I love this heavy 1 kg brick, easy to hold if you have strong hands and work on sofa or during traveling. Touch pen is not smooth, not very sensitive. tiny laptops are only for browsing or remote access or while you are traveling. I have to use near vision glasses to use it, otherwise you cannot see anything at my age of 50 I wanted to give it 5 stars, but price is different on two websites of amazon, thats a rip off or blackmailing? 2nd I cant access more than 2.7 Hz of cpu. whats the point of selling it by labelling it up to 3.6Hz even when you hold it one side of back case is very hot, and other part cool, cool means cool. I wish there was an equal distribution of heat. I added some copper tape inside the case by putting thermal pads in between to avoid short circuit- now temp is equally distributed and not hot, only warm. no option to reduce fan speed or to stop it in Bios. i can understand being small case- it need fast fan. my other option was GDP AMD AI 9 HX 370/8840U 64GB 2TB= £1000 TO 1200-1500. Too good, expensive, and no point buying super laptop for casual use. I have all kind of super computers and AI computers. I am addicted to computers. keyboard is very good, wide, and easy to type, you need to get use to mouse etc. but no fault in keyboard. it was easy to update everything, window is activated. no fault. takes bit of time for updates though. packing is good, delivery was fast, laptop look beautiful.

I feel like this device deserves a review as I was pleasantly surprised by it. First of all, the N150 really holds its own, the provided Windows install is bloat free and will boot to desktop really quickly, it only drags when you start stacking up applications to launch on startup. Certain processor heavy tasks, like major windows updates, can take a more painful amount of time though. The battery life is good, and I found this charges perfectly fine with my 65w phone charger, which I have seen similar devices reported to not work with. Most importantly, the battery doesn't suffer from mysterious drains while off and handles the heavier loads well. The screen is low resolution (by today's standards), but being so small it still looks pretty sharp with perfectly solid contrast and colours (again, for its size and capabilities, anything more would be wasted on this thing). The touch screen is okay, the curor for the pen tracks behind where you are but touches seem to actually be accurate and writing is actually quite smooth on here. The keyboard does take some getting used to, and the micro track pad is quite finicky, but otherwise the build quality feels good for the price. Certainly a solid device, the screen movement does concern me as an inevitable weak point over time but only time will tell. Overall, I'm really glad drunk me caved in and finally purchased this!