Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently picked up the HP 14” Laptop in Snowflake White, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how well it handles my daily tasks. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly laptop for browsing, streaming, checking email, or working on documents, this one definitely gets the job done. Design: The Snowflake White finish gives it a clean, modern look that feels more premium than you’d expect in this price range. It’s lightweight and slim, making it easy to carry around — perfect for students or anyone on the go. Performance: While it runs on an Intel Celeron processor with 4GB RAM, it’s more than capable of handling light computing tasks. It boots up quickly and runs smoothly when using Microsoft Office, Google Docs, or browsing with a few tabs open. Just don’t expect it to handle demanding applications like video editing or heavy gaming. Storage: The 64GB eMMC storage is limited, but if you mainly use cloud storage (like Google Drive or OneDrive), it’s manageable. You can always add external storage or an SD card for more space. Battery Life: Battery life is decent — I get about 6 to 8 hours depending on how I’m using it, which is more than enough for a day of casual use or school work. Display & Audio: The 14” screen is bright and clear for watching videos and browsing, and the audio is good enough for calls and streaming. Final Thoughts: This HP laptop is a great value for anyone needing a reliable, basic computer for everyday use. It’s not a powerhouse, but for the price, it delivers exactly what it promises. Great for students, seniors, or as a secondary laptop.

Very good laptop for the money but don’t expect it to handle video games or such

Parents needed a newer laptop and this made the perfect gift for them

Great product and budget friendly. Minor performance issues but overall a decent product to get your school work done.

Sleek, lightweight, and easy to set up. It's just what my husband wanted.

Overall pretty reliable for school work and studying just a little too plasticky.

This was a gift for my niece on her birthday!!!!!!

Works great very helpful able to get things done and more

Lightweight, basic and great for everyday use. I use it for college classes and it serves its purpose well!

It’s ok I got it for school, everything works fine.

This laptop works great and offers everything a more expensive laptop would. Larger screen is a plus. This was a great investment for what I intend to use it for.

How this computer for not even a month and it is the worst computer

I love this labtop so far.... the colors beautiful and the price is amazing... im still a noob at labtops but its fast and great so far forsure a must buy for the price

HP has been a manufacturer I mostly trust when it comes to laptops. I mostly own higher-end models, but sometimes, all you need is a compact laptop that doesn't sound like a landing Boeing 747 and can handle simple tasks. No need to break the bank when all you do is shopping online or going through your emails. That is something that this HP laptop can do. The first aspect I'm going to discuss is a technical one, the heart of any system: The CPU. Intel has been known to develop low-end processors for quite a while. Their most successful one was the Atom CPU, which you will find re-branded to Celeron (which used to be a different tier of CPU's) inside this machine. It's not meant for heavy loads but is relatively cheap to produce. This HP laptop contains a "Celeron" N4500 which probably doesn't tell you a whole lot. Suffice to say that its dual core setup won't allow you to play much else than solitaire. The memory and storage follow the same path, with very limited resources to keep the price down. There are 4 gigs of RAM and 64 gigs of eMMC storage (a sluggish type of mass storage which is cheap to produce). Thankfully, instead of using a regular Windows 11 flavor, HP decided to go the more efficient route and use Windows 11 S, which is a stripped down version of Windows. Considering the available memory and storage, it was a good choice. I would argue that a Linux distribution would probably do a better job, but that also depends on which distribution you'd use. The biggest problem is the fact that Windows S does not allow you to install random software, as you must use the Microsoft Store to download what you need. Surprisingly, this little laptop comes with a nice amount of ports, including a Type C and a HDMI, along with the classic USB A and headphone jack, and to polish it off, you even get a SD card reader. The power adapter - sadly - isn't going through the USB port. Not that it matters much but it's harder to find replacements if it burns out. The screen is fine, nothing out of this world. The resolution is 720p which is pretty low and the colors and the contrast aren't great. The sound is what you would expect from a laptop of this caliber (even though it sounds alright using headphones). The materials which make up this laptop seem solid, maybe a bit too rigid which in return tells me that it will break easily without a protecting case or sleeve. The trackpad is just mediocre and feels wobbly. It's also rather small. The design is sleek and simple, the hinges of the screen are nicely tight. To wrap this up, let's just say that you get what you pay for, which in this case is a decent value for your buck. It's not built to run much else than office software, browse online or check the latest Youtube channels. That's pretty much it. So if you only need a compact laptop to do just that for a solid price, then go for it. It's a very good value.

No very good quality, I sent it back to repair it,

I was sold a computer with someone name already log into it

Iit continues to cut off i could not find any body to take it back because of knee surgery.

Absolutely Loved it! High Star Quality, Packing Very Nice

Excellent Laptop love the features and color layouts.

If you are looking for a bare-bones, decent quality, and highly portable little laptop, this is a good choice. From a users standpoint, this is for very basic use. Wouold be great for a student. Certainly capable for using basic business suites (spreadsheets, word processing, basic visual presentations etcetera) as well as basic internet browsing. As for the portability I mentioned, it is thin and lightweight. Slips easily into a backpack and won't weigh you down. It has a quality feel and an attractive look. Another nice thing, it is really quite inexpensive, mso if you mare traveling or it gets lost or stolen, you not losing a $2000 souped up gaming mmachine. The processos is an Intel Celeron N4500 @ 1.1Ghz. Certainly a capable core for the thinngs I mentioned previously. It has 4 Gb of RAM. That's about the smallest and bare minimum in this day of age. One frusturating thing (and it's not a hardware fault, but rather a software {Windows, anyone?}) issueis the default "S Mode" in the Microsoft App store. This "disallows" the installation of any non-approved apps; So if you prefer any other browser (Chrome, DuckDuck Go, Firefox etc) youneed to turn off "S Mode". And in classic Microsoft fashion, they don't make it intuitive at ALL to do. As a techie guy, it took me a bit to fuigure it out. I looked MS support pages, and nothing they presented to turn it off was accurate. Again, not an HP hardware issue, but a Winows issue. In all, this is a great choice for basic, basic use.