Gateway GWTN141-10GR

90% A day on the Gateway 14
Source: The Verge EN→zh-CN
Given the fact that my two biggest issues, the touchpad and the microphones, can both be solved by external peripherals, I really did not have too much to complain about here. If you don’t already own a mouse or microphone and will need to buy them, this device may lose some of its value — but if you already have them on hand (or just won’t be needing to use the Gateway for video calls too often), I really think this is one of the best deals you will find on a Windows laptop. Even with its problems, this seems like it could easily be (at least) several hundred bucks more expensive. Plus, it’s blue! Did I mention it’s blue?
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 05/07/2023
Rating: Total score: 90%

75% Gateway 14.1-inch Ultra Slim Notebook (2021) review: Legen-dairy budget laptop returns
Source: CNet EN→zh-CN
Like any other laptop brand, not all Gateway laptops are going to be equally good. Of the current lineup, the Gateway GWTN141-10 is a good value. It doesn't have a backlit keyboard, the display isn't the brightest and the touchpad is not the most accurate. But these things are pretty common once you dip below $500. What you're getting with this Gateway is a speedy Intel processor, a decent 14-inch full-HD display, a comfortable keyboard and a strong port assortment to hook up all your peripherals. Also, if you are concerned about service or support, Walmart offers a year of online support from HelloTech for $49 and Allstate two- or three-year protection plans for $54 or $79, respectively.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 08/25/2021
Rating: Total score: 75%