Sony Vaio Fit E 15

The Sony Vaio Fit E is a solid all-purpose mainstream laptop that’s attractive and not too heavy with a good keyboard and plenty of ports. However, at the $899 asking price for this configuration, we’d like to see better performance. The elements that...

Enjoying using it... No problems with laptop only me trying to learn windows 8

easy to operate, good visual and sound effects

touch pad not sensitive at all and a bit weird in use but got myself a wireless mouse and no longer an issue

Looks really good and sounds great. The touch screen is fast and works well with windows 8. The processor is an older version but I haven't noticed any speed issues or processing problems. For banking, emails and internet games it is a great computer...

Nothing to do with the Sony but Windows 8 is a step change, once you get used to the new system it's fine.

A great design, looks good quality. Is very good quality. It has touch screen technology. It has 4 USB full size connections, 2 fast speed. It has trial version of Microsoft office and icon which makes it very easy to install the full paid for...

none. wish it had Microsoft office included but that is a small point and not everyone will want it. I prefer windows 7, as that is what I am used to, but again that is matter of opinion and nothing to do with the actual laptop.

Price, touchscreen, screen size

Looks really good and sounds great. The touch screen is fast and works well with windows 8. The processor is an older version but I haven't noticed any speed issues or processing problems. For banking, emails and internet games it is a great computer...

Nothing to do with the Sony but Windows 8 is a step change, once you get used to the new system it's fine

A great design, looks good quality. Is very good quality ; It has touch screen technology. It has 4 USB full size connections, 2 fast speed ; It has trial version of Microsoft office and icon which makes it very easy to install the full paid for...

none ; wish it had Microsoft office included but that is a small point and not everyone will want it ; I prefer windows 7, as that is what I am used to, but again that is matter of opinion and nothing to do with the actual laptop

Windows 8 takes a bit of getting used to if you haven't used it before, but it all adds to the learning process. The battery life isn't amazing, but it's enough to get what I want done.

Might just be me but I prefer to use a mouse instead of the touch screen. Using The mouse pad you have to press the pad hard to select something on the screen.