Jumper 11.6 inch Full HD Touchscreen Laptop (6GB RAM 128GB eMMC, Ultra-light 360-degree flip Ultrabook, Windows 10 Laptops 2 in 1 Intel Celeron Processor) Support 256GB TF card Expansion

Just what I expected.
I got my dream laptop in this little device. This is exactly what I always dreamed of in my laptop.

Great laptop/table
Great little laptop, I take it everywhere, good screen resolutio

The display can go at any angle
Light weight and thin .I like how the display can move to any angle where as tablets need a stand . The battery is ok but could be better but all in all I am very happy with it . With small adapters the 2 usb ports can fit the old usb ports . Good value for money .No need to spend 600 to get the same thing as this laptop

Good Little Laptop for College
I bought this laptop for college and it hasn’t disappointed in my expectations for a budget laptop. The screen isn’t the best resolution so you probably wouldn’t choose to watch much on it, other than cartoons. The battery goes down quite quickly so you definitely need to keep it plugged in, where possible. Also, the UK keyboard membrane is a bit annoying as it isn’t fixed to the keyboard and falls off when you move it into other positions, so there’s a real risk of losing it when out and about.
Overall, it’s decent for the price.

A lot for a little money
I bought this laptop for my daughter for college. She loves her Macbook Pro but the college suggested that using a windows machine would be better for college work. I know she could have managed but still decided to get her a cheaper lappy just for college use. She chose this Jumper for it’s size and portability, having to lug it around college all day, plus in her words it will keep her Mac safe at home.
I was very pleasantly surprised when it was delivered. It is quick enough for everyday tasks and web browsing, small and light for carrying around. Not that I imagine it will see anything but Spotify, Yotube and word processing most of the time, which is seems perfect for. I particularly liked that it is constructed of aluminium and has nice strong hinges. It seems to be well made and has a nice screen. USB-C Charging is convenient. The battery seems to last about 4 hours of genuine use but is easy to charge . My daughter likes it and is happy so that makes me happy. It’s early days yet as she hasn’t had it long but it seems like a value for money cheaper machine perfect for my daughters needs. I think for 250 pounds it is good value.

Fantastic small lap top
Spent many hours reading reviews on inexpensive laptops and kept coming back to Jumper as most of the extensive reviews recommended these lap tops. It actually sounded to good to be true but in the end I decided to have a go. It was a present for my wife to use as a good fast easy to use laptop for browsing and general use. I was not disappointed and in fact we are over the moon with the machine. Super quality, light, fast, brilliant features, everything you need. Unpack the box plug it in with UK plug, follow the easy on screen instructions, ten minutes all done, up and running. Amazing value for money, the greatest thing is that it does not come with all the extra apps installed that you don’t want and you can’t remove. If you want a small, high quality and really fast machine, look no further, at this price it’s an absolute steal.

Bear in mind it's a budget solutio
I picked my daughter up a Jumper laptop during lockdown (she’s 9) for her schoolwork and was impressed with what it did for the price. Build quality was a little plasticky and there’s a rubber keymat to hide the US keyboard, but it did everything she needed and handled Minecraft so I couldn’t complain.

I found myself looking at Chromebooks recently, wanting something I could flip over to use as a tablet but all the decent solutions were really expensive. Then I spotted this for about half the price and took a punt. I’ve been using it for a few days and I’m pretty happy with it, but will focus on the shortcomings. Remember, it’s cheap and most of these issues are minor but they’re things that stuck out to me. First thing to mention, though, is the build quality. It’s way better than my daughter’s laptop, pretty solid, and still very lightweight. It is very realistically usable as a tablet.

There is still a US keyboard covered with a (removable) rubber keyboard sleeve that can be removed. Indeed, flip it into tablet mode and the cover falls off… so you’ll need somewhere to store it! This is a big shame as the actual keyboard is lovely and great to type on. Mind, it’s really only the , @ and ” you need to worry about and touch typers won’t have a problem.

The screen isn’t as big as you’d hope due to a fairly this strip at the bottom with the Windows logo on. This can be a good place to hold onto the screen in tablet mode, I guess, and I stopped noticing it after a while. As a touch screen it’s pretty responsive and accurate. It also feels nice to tap and swipe. The only real issue I noticed was when I was playing around in Paint. If I swiped and circled too quickly, the results were curves with corners. Image quality is good and I’ve watched a fair bit of video on it.

Sound is a bit of an issue, though, with the speakers not being the best. Even on full some videos were a little too quiet, and others with decent amplification were a bit distorted. Still, pop in headphones (there is a socket, or bluetooth works) and you’re sorted.

Talking of sockets, these are limited. There is USB-C for charging, and I assume connectivity. In addition there is a mini-HDMI for screen output and a micro-USB. There’s no regular USB port, though I don’t see how you could include one and still have the unit as thin as it is! So expect to need a breakout box or adapter cable to attach any hardware.

Finally there is a Micro-SD card slot in the side which is handy, but I found it a little fiddly getting the card in. You need to slide it in at exactly the right angle, but once you get the knack it’s fine.

Battery life is around what’s quoted – 5-ish hours of general use seems roughly what I’m getting. This is fine as it’s used mainly around the house and classroom so I can charge it when I need to.

In terms of performance, look at the spec. It does what you’d expect of something with that CPU and RAM configuration. For me… that’s pretty much all I want. Office, a bit of video streaming, registering classes and so on. For the price, I’m pretty happy. Hope this helps someone!

[EDIT] I had a couple of queries about the laptop and contacted their customer service who were really good. Quick, accurate and friendly. Worth the extra star.

Works in Linux (Ubuntu Budgie or Elementary OS 6) & Cloudready OS or even Android x86
Brought this with the sole intention of using Linux on a flippy screen device.
Almost works but there are a few work around’s to getting this laptop working under Linux.

The most annoying aspect was the screen is rotated 90 degrees off when logging in (Fixed with a custom command on logging in ‘xrandr -o normal’)
A workaround to this is to remove the iio service so screen flipping stops but then use a custom python command linked to a key combination (like Ctrl + Esc keys) to flip the screen over into tent mode and back.
The best Linux that just works out of the box as of August 2021 is Ubuntu Budgie Linux (it has drivers for the WiFi built in), Although Elementary os 6 works just as well.
The sound goes louder in Linux (if the volume is enabled to go above 100%).
Screen looks great.
Runs slightly faster under Linux compared to windows.
Very few dropped frames on YouTube 1080p videos
Battery life under Linux is much the same as for Windows (about 5 hours).
In Linux I can have more browser tabs open and flick between them faster than in windows using Google Chrome on either OS.

The only advantage to using windows is the screen rotation where as in Linux I removed the iio service and used a custom python script that runs with a key combination to flip the desktop upside down or normal
The screenshot shows Ubuntu Budgie Linux installed
The battery life is a little bit of a let down at about 5 hours max but understandable for such a thin laptop.

Will work with a Dell docking station that has USB-C for connecting and charging (even though the dock is 19 volts). Dual screen too

Power lead is nice and long and the speakers are actully pretty good (if driven loud enough).

for 249 pounds still a great product.
The small screen with full HD makes for a great DPI screen. colours are nice too
Its fairly light weight, small and very portable.

UPDATE: WILL work with windows 11 even though the Windows health check says the processor is incompatible.
I did have to download the drivers for all of the chipset, wifi, touch screen and screen rotation.
all works well and slightly faster to use than windows 10
Runs fastest under CLoudready OS (Chrome OS) from Neverware.
Alt tab switching is very quick, multiple tabs open and full screen 1080p Youtube works a treat
Also works surprisingly well under Android X86 (turns laptop into an Android tablet)