My almost 8 year old HP All-in-One was dying under Windows 11. Out of date processor and not enough memory made simple searches take longer than going to the library to look thing up. I kept watching and finally upgraded to a new All-in-One, but the better deal was on a 28" monitor rather than the 24". It's great. They made some key board changes and I may go back to the old keyboard for better placement of volume control.
I mostly like my HP AIO. The pages are clear and bright. The colors are vivid and the sound is good. I have an HP AIO printer also. I bought it at about the same time. My problem is I am unable to print. I've been in touch with HP about this several times. This is the reason for my 4 stars. I will call again tomorrow and try to resolve.
The computer works fine. What I'm not happy about is the All In One I had before this one was only three years old. And the HP computer I had before that one lasted at least 10 years. Further, I had to pay extra for the keyboard and mouse. It was not included in the original package. We have been an HP family for a long time. HP made no attempt to assuage my angst that its three year old machine failed. It also failed to inform me that the new All In One did not come with a keyboard and mouse. Not a happy camper.
The all-in-one, keyboard, and mouse work well for me. I have typed for years, so appreciate the keyboard in particular. The box arrived in good shape, easy to unpack, I needed to do a bit almost immediately, then waited over a week to complete set-up. Even done that way, things went well.
Slow-they call this progress a decade or more later?
on May 11, 2026
Posted by: Peter from Huntington, NY
from Huntington, NY
Verified Purchase:Yes
Hard to believe it, but this HP All-in-one that I bought to replace a ten year old HP All-in-one runs more slowly than my old computer. Very slow to restart unless user closes every window before allowing computer to go to sleep.