Looking for a new computer for work

It looks like a Surface knock off. Go to Best Buy and touch a flat keyboard like that one to see if you can tolerate it. Never heard of EYY, but Amazon also suggested similar items from brands we know, like Acer, which appear to be cheaper.

I believe it's an Australian company.

Go to DeluxePCs.com and buy there. I use them all the time.

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Who am I fooling, you'll probably email a PDF with customer SSNs unencrypted anyway.

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I have encryption but I get why you are saying that.

I have access to the information. It's not stored on my computer but having it checked for malware is a good idea.

Thats why I am askin about it. I am probably not buying iit. More curuos than anything else because i never heard of the brand.

EYY appears to be a private label brand. They likely contract an OEM in China, to produce white-label laptops. The OEM handles manufacturing and can customize branding (logo, packaging) for bulk orders, typically 500–1000 units minimum. EYY arranges for the units to be shipped directly to Amazon's fulfillment centers (FBA). Amazon handles warehousing, order processing, and shipping to the customer.

EYY is responsible for maintaining the product listing and handling returns or warranty issues, but in practice, many of these sellers offer minimal or no post-sale support. Amazon provides a standard 30-day return window, but outside of that, you should not expect meaningful customer service or warranty coverage from EYY.

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But some of these prices seem ridiculously low.

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A lot of laptops on Amazon are sold by shady third-parties, so make sure you review the seller before pulling the trigger.

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I am going to stick to the brands I know.

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Good idea, since it's for work.

I'm of the opinion that many of the reasons PCs are cheap is they come pre-loaded with a lot of software (spyware.)

Whichever brand you purchase, make sure you give it a good once over and uninstall any apps you will not use. I guess you could also opt to do a clean windows install and do a minimalist install.

Could you post what you do or who you work for ? I'd be inclined to avoid working with or recommending someone who would buy something for their business based on a sales price

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What's your budget?

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I don't really have a budget per se. I will spend what I have to spend.

I am in the market and saw a brand that was unfamiliar at a very low price. I was more curious than anything and I thought Iwould ask the Tech board about it. Thank's for all of the input.