You just press the button once (even if it turned off) and it saves the fingerprint reading and it log in automatically (Windows Hello). It also has an amazing fingerprint reader. it's just amazing being able to push these games on such a nice and thin ultrabook. The only game that really needs to be lowered in both resolution AND detail is the new Apex Legends. Games I've tried at this resolution so far are: Resident Evil 2 (though interlaced resolution), Overwatch, Starcraft 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Killing Floor 2, Battlefield 1 and Battlefield IV. I can basically play all of my games at 1080p with low to medium detail and 60 frames per second, with minor dips here and there depending on the game of course. I keep reminding myself that I am running an ultrabook. Performance is very smooth: scrolling, browsing, navigating around Windows.

All keys - including the space bar - feel very tactile with the kind of feedback you'd want when typing away. Keyboard: it's a far cry from what Apple has been releasing on their thin and lights over the past couple of years. I am glad that I don't have to mess around with drivers on this laptop to get Windows Precision running as it's natively used. It doesn't rattle and feels smooth to the touch. The touchpad feels great on this machine.

Running starcraft on a dell xps 410