Only had this laptop for a few weeks so still checking it out. So far it's been a good laptop with decent response and display. It has not started right up a couple of times, taking a few tries but not sure if it's a problem or not.
I bought this Laptop to replace my wife's old one that was five years old and always short on storage space. This computer had 2TB of SSD and a better/faster processor. We also downsized from a 17 inch to 16, she spends a lot of time researching family genealogies. The only negative, we found and we found some work arounds, was the Intel graphics card. Trying to get the fonts and icons to accommodate or 75-year-old eyes, was a challenge. My computer has a NDIVIA graphic and the options are much more granular. She been using it for a couple of months and has adapted.
The power cord plugs into a stupid spot that blocks the rest of the ports. The power cord itself is so stiff that when it's plugged in it forms a large loop and gets in the way of the mouse. The track pad is so large and near the keyboard that it gets hit when I type. These 3 things are very poor design. Other than that it's just a normal laptop.
This PC was easy to set up and is sleek and light weight. Wish I could have an internal DVD in it. Getting used to Windows 11 was pretty easy. Like quality of HP products.
So far using this laptop has been pretty smooth running. I was able to transfer all my accounts over from google and microsoft. Mostly have been using it for school, running google chrome with a few tabs always open, for the 1st month no lag yet. I have run some single player games which have been perfectly fine, I have yet to try out higher demanding games like Genshin Impact and Valorant. Overall a month in using it, rate it a 8.5/10.
We were living in the Dark Ages. Just struggling along with our old pc which was way overdue to upgrade. But I can't believe the speed and operation of our new one. Click ..it's on...and everything is at your fingertips.