They worked out the software and driver issues, so now it's pretty much fantastic hardware design with moderately good performance specs. The only two (small)

They worked out the software and driver issues, so now it's pretty much fantastic hardware design with moderately good performance specs. The only two (small) downsides that I run into regularly: 1. Some important software doesn't handle high DPI mode in Windows 10 well. Specifically Adobe offerings. Visual Studio 2015 has some small issues too. 2. The 3000x2000 pixel screen makes gaming a bit finicky. Games rarely support 3:2 ratios other than the native 3000x2000. The dedicated GPU is pretty capable, but not always 3000x2000 capable, so you're often stuck with 16:10 ratios that approximate 1500x1000.