"A large, bright screen is the bait, but the 2016-era processor is the switch."
The 'AMD A9-9400 up to 3.2 GHz' CPU is not a measure of modern performance; it's an eight-year-old, low-end chip that will struggle with tasks more complex than single-tab browsing.
This is for someone on the tightest budget who needs the largest possible screen for basic tasks like writing documents or email, and plans to use it plugged in. The value is exclusively in the display panel, not its computing power.
Anyone needing to multitask, stream video smoothly, or work away from a power outlet should skip this. The obsolete CPU and questionable battery make it unsuitable for students or general home use. A refurbished name-brand laptop at this price will be a much better investment.