JUMPER EZbook 2SE 12” Windows10 Ultrabook Intel Cherry Trail Z8350 Quad Core Laptop 2GB RAM + 64GB ROM PC with 0.3MP Camera WIFI Bluetooth HDMI 10000mAh Massive Battery Notebook

Firstly this is a budget Ultrabook and costs under £150 so don’t expect it to go head to head with the £800+ Laptops from the big manufactures.Now I bought this laptop because I wanted to watch twitch streams and stream my web camera on a bigger screen. I also enjoy coding when I’m away at my girlfriend’s house and I find it much easier working on a full sized keyboard than a small mobile phone screen.When Ultrabook was first powered on it basically went through the windows setup and configuration. After that was completed it updated Windows 10 leaving around 16GB of free space so to gain back disk space I had to delete the old Windows files. It is the full Windows 10 Home edition that is included which is much more pleasant to use than the cut-down version.Firstly my initial impressions of the construction were that it was good, it was made from aluminium and silver plastic and there was no noisy fan to disturb my enjoyment of it. It remained cool during most operations including graphical intensive operations such as running 3DMark benchmarks. The screen was large & vibrant with great viewing angles and no light bleed.For connectivity it had various input / output connectors on both sides. These were (starting from the right hand side) a MicroSD (TF) port, a headphone socket, USB 2.0 port. While on the left hand side it had a DC Power In jack, a USB 3.0 port & a Micro-HDMI out port. As for further integrated hardware it had Bluetooth built in as well as WiFi b/g/n, a VGA webcam, a Realtek TRL8723BS wireless LAN adapter and a Sandisk DF4064 eMMC SSD. The CPU was a Quad core Intel Atom Z8350 at 1.44GHz which was fine for running Windows 10 and most everyday tasks.The keyboard was nice to type and the keys felt a little springy with no audible clicking sound. The layout was the US style so the 3 key didn’t have the “£” symbol on it (but it’s easy enough to get the “£” sign via other means).Carrying it around was very easy as it weighed only 1.6KGs and day to day usage the battery didn’t seem to go down by much, however whilst in sleep mode it did trickle down ever so slightly. The WiFi was only b/n/g and so isn’t a laptop I’d recommend for the heavy uploading/downloading of large internet files.So overall I had a pleasant experience with this laptop. The screen was nice and bright with great viewing angles with Windows 10 being enjoyable to use with little to no lag. The keyboard was fine to type on and web browsing was effortless. The laptop could even play some light games on it just fine like Minecraft & bubble witch all the while remaining relatively cool. I used the old 3DMark2001 to benchmark its graphics and it got a score (in 1600x900 high settings) of 4743. I was pleasantly surprised at the sequential speeds of the eMMC drive at 155MB/s (read) / 112MB/s (write). Anyway it was a nice little budget entry Ultrabook that got the job done at a great price – five stars.I’ve included various pictures. Thanks for taking the time to read my review.

Was very pleased with this for the price initially. Did have to changed the keypad to GB and buy the (very cheap) stickers to relabel the '2', '3' and '@' keys. Very occasional have needed to Re-boot when a keys seem to become unresponsive but generally impressed. Until after 7 months the plastic where the little screws hold it together started disintegrating. Sort of reassembled by moving a couple of screws to different holes but now very weak where the screen hinges and needs to be treated with extreme care.

could't setup wifi wouldent accept password over 8 characters

Returned due to some of the key board not working

I wanted something light weight and easy to carry for work purposes and it fits the bill. The one issue is with the keyboard. There is no back slash / - or £ sign. Given I'm in the UK I've had to find ways around this!!

Not what I want the two USB ports did not read totally unsuitable for what I needed would not recommend it

The most disappointing aspect and the one that will stop me supplying to our customers is that it comes with a US keyboard. Much too confusing for users to deal with.

I bought this because of its looks and price and I am not disappointed at all in that aspect. Macbook air look alike for under £150. I just thought I can't go wrong there because this will be more handy to me than a tab. I was looking for something like this which is very light weight and good enough to surf the web. In fact I am going to use it for doing a bit of djing, mixing. I will put a dj software on this and some songs. Can also add my own USB or memory card for more songs. I have already connected this to my bluetooth receiver that is connected to the PA system and all done. This just is a perfect addition for me. I would have loved it to be a bit more fast and powerful but I think that will be asking for too much for this price.