Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice laptop that is slim and versatile. Wish it was touchscreen but still like all the other features. Works good for my at home business needs.

I purchased this laptop on sale ($799) and for that price, the laptop has incredible value. In the current market, 17 inch laptops are almost non-existent at a decent price point so to find this one with the specs that it had with at least 16GB of RAM with the price of memory these days was an absolute steal. I actually purchased this laptop for a client for use in a small office environment and so far, they have been very happy with the performance. Setup using Windows Backup from a previous desktop used in the office was effortless and easily cut over an hour or more from the setup of the computer. Performance is smooth (despite being a 2025 model), apps start up with no delay and the large real estate make it easy to work on for the staff member that I purchased it for who was used to using a 23" monitor in a desktop. Ports are plenty (HDMI, 2 USB-C, 2 USB-A) and the keyboard is very comfortable and easy to type on. The battery (only a measly 3-cell, 41Wh unit) is a little under below average for a laptop in this price range, although there is talk of the newer Intel chips being more energy-efficient. Since this laptop will likely spend a good portion of time plugged into a wall source at my client's location, it won't matter for my purposes but may matter for others looking at this unit. Affordable 17.3" consumer or small-business oriented laptops are a challenge to find in today's market since what I've noticed is that the 16" format has largely supplanted that space. Since I had previously bought 17.3" laptops for this client on multiple occasions, I chose to stick with that format. However, if that weren't a limitation, it's very likely I would have sought out a 16" alternative that had comparable specs. I will rate this computer 5 stars since the build quality, port selection, functionality and price that I bought it for justified a competitive offering. But for it's actual retail price (~$1099), it becomes harder to justify the purchase given that many more plentiful alternatives with better battery life and performance in 16" form factors are available that may be cheaper or comparable in price. If a number pad and larger screen real estate are important to you, then this may be a good fit, but if you are willing to sacrifice on one or both of those criteria, other alternatives may be your better bet.

HP products are consistent and I can switch from one to another without a learning curve. I like that it doesn't have a touch screen. It doesn't go crazy if you accidently touch it. I am taking a class. The large screen is great for the maps.

I found this computer last minute before it went off sale. It had all of the specs my daughter needed for her I. T. class.

HP is the best love the screen and speed. I tried out 2 others before settling on this model.

This is not only a great screen size and keyboard... But the processor and extra memory is awesome!

i felt that what i needed this computed had it all.