I'm not a expert on computers I'm a older person and am learning but was amazed on how light the laptop was and I thought it was a nice laptop for the money and I appreciate the deals walmart gets and gives to customers like me living on a budget a as far as quality I personally believe it's good enough quality for my needs and want to say Thank You Walmart !!!...

I currently own an ASUS minicomputer that I was satisfied with. It's about 8 years old and unable to upgrade to Windows 11. This is a much better computer with security features of Windows 11 at a great price. The perfect backup to my current laptop as well as giving me a travel computer. Well worth the price and piece of mind.

I got this laptop for my mother for mother's day and she absolutely loves it! She's been playing a lot of facebook games on it since I got it and we haven't had any issues with it so far it has been worth the money and it was cost friendly so if you're planning on buying this for watching videos or just simple web exploring this is the product you're looking for

This is a new purchase, so the rating can't be that detailed. So far, this is a great computer for the price. I'm not using it for anything more than my tv computer. I had an ASUS gaming laptop for many years and loved it, so I already prefer this brand over others.

Delivered on 4/29/25 stopped working on 5/19/25. Was using it all day on 4/28 next day wouldn't even come on not sure what happened but it has all my info already stored on it, so trying to figure out what to do and where to take it. I did register it with Asus so will try to get a hold of them. I don't want to just return the laptop since it has all my info but I do want a new one to replace it. This little laptop is decent for the money I guess I just got lucky and got the one that didn't want to work. lol

Surprisingly zippy boot up and responsiveness for an inexpensive entry-level PC. Nice build quality too. While this might not be ideal for high-end graphic design or gaming, it is a very capable laptop for web browsing, word processing, video chatting and streaming.

I'm really impressed with the ASUS Vivobook Go 15.6”! For the price, it's an amazing deal. It runs smoothly with the Intel i3 processor and 8GB of RAM, perfect for everyday tasks like browsing, streaming, and schoolwork. The lightweight design and sleek black finish make it look great too. If you're looking for a solid budget-friendly laptop, this one is definitely worth it!

THE PLUS IS CHEAP AND RUNS SO HOT, THE LAPTOP WOULD NOT POWER UP WHEN I FIRST GOT IT THEN WOULD NOT LET ME SHUT IT OFF. IT SEEMS LIKE IT DON'T WANT TO OPEN PROGRAMS WITHOUT HESATATING. I GOT THIS FOR SOMEONE ELSE SO HOPEFULLY I WON'T HAVE TO RETURN IT. HE IS NOT USE TO BETTER ONES.

Very good basic computer. I’m only using it for school work and research so it’s perfect for that. I’m storing most things on a thumb drive so I’m good with the storage. It did not come with Microsoft so beware if you need that. Not a deal breaker though as I found one on Groupon so all in all, very satisfied with this computer purchase.

First and fair - it is slim, lightweight, and a reasonably fast processor. It looks great and the Windows 11 in S Mode can be easily changed to regular Windows 11 with a few clicks so that's not an issue. What is a major issue is the non-upgradeability of the storage. There is a spot on the motherboard for an M.2 SSD connector, but Asus got too cheap and left the connector off. There isn't an SD or microSD card reader to stuff some slow storage into, so the only way out of the 128GB quagmire (Windows 11 and basic apps eat up 75-80GB of this space) is to plug in a fast external SSD (about $80-$90 for a 1TB model) - and most people will need that soon enough. If you dig around in the listing you will find that the 8GB RAM is not upgradeable, but they don't tell you about the storage not being upgradeable and that is a shame. It really spoiled my plans for this laptop and if it wasn't for the great low price - $219 - I would have returned it. Manufacturers need to wake up on the 128GB thing...it's just not enough space - and a 256GB drive probably only costs them $5 more!!