Customer Ratings & Reviews

Arrived damaged, cheap outer shell, computer freezing. Computer made exclusively for Best Buy. Called HP Best Buy does not return after 15 days. Stuck paying over 500 for a bad cheap laptop. Lesson learned

Battery draining fast. Wish I had up to 30 days to return

This product is not as described, listed having a backlit keyboard, does not. Also runs a little slower than I thought, ended up returning it.

I bought it because the specifications said that it had a backlit keyboard, and it does not. I returned it.

I paid too much for this laptop. I had a hard time using the camera and I have to figure out how to download games for my therapy. Laptops are not made like they use to be. I paid for Microsoft when they use to automatically be on the laptop. They should have keyboard skin of different colors like Amazon.

Not completely satisfied with my purchas but.....I guess I expected a little more regarding quality

Keyboard mousepad has always been bad, should have returned it immediately now stuck with it.

I've had it for six months, and the keys are already sticky.

I DONT OWN THIS PRODUCT HP - 15.6" Full HD Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i7 1355U 2023 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Natural Silver

The battery is not working properly.it needs to be fixed

I did not receive my package, Bestbuy used a private delivery company of which the delivery driver left my package outside my apartment by 10pm without even knocking on door, ringing my doorbell or calling my phone of which I instructed to call me when he arrives, it was stolen and Bestbuy would not send me a replacement

The web site advertised a back lit keyboard. I couldn’t get the keyboard to light up. Took it to the store to get help and I was told that the model does not have a backlit keyboard. I returned the lap and the last time I looked, the web site still shows a backlit keyboard.

Se a frizado tres veces el computador solo abriendo zoom y word

Some of my programs won’t work on this computer. Facebook doesn’t work. I don’t like windows 11.

HP has been making personal computers since nearly the dawn of the PC age (if you include the predecessor companies) and it REALLY shows when they create a quality, balanced laptop like this one is. When I say this laptop is nicely balanced, I mean that it's rather good at all things. It's not super overpowered, so it's not a high-end workstation or gaming PC (but nor is it priced like one), it's just a great laptop to use for just about any normal task. And it's well-built; while it is mostly plastic, it does still FEEL premium and is very lightweight for the size of screen / power of the internals. So what do you get here? You get a higher-end Intel mobile chip in the Core i7 1355U which is powerful when you need it (with 10 cores overall, 2 performance cores and 8 efficiency cores for a total of 12 threads, it's a great multi-tasker) but sips power when you're not asking for much so you still get solid battery life. The 16GB of DDR4 and 512GB fast NVMe SSD are strong for today should be good into the future as well. The screen is 15.6" and FullHD so you have lots of room to work without squinting at tiny text and it does get nice and bright. It's also very clear for movie watching though the black levels aren't as good as some of the newer screen technologies. You get a GREAT keyboard with a full number pad and a large trackpad that does seem to support gestures. Port selection is good though not great with 2xUSB-A, 1xUSB-C and HDMI. And the laptop is very quiet / near silent even under load which is really nice. The included Windows 11 install is pretty standard with just a couple of HP helper apps that don't intrude much and a trial of McAfee that is common on many OEMs these days. The computer FEELS snappy and is great to use plugged in or unplugged for most tasks. It zips through office tasks, web browsing, media playback (local or streamed), photo editing and more. The integrated graphics aren't the best but you can play light / retro games just fine particularly with lower resolutions / lower detail levels. So given what you get - a quality laptop that zips through most everything you might want to do (except high end gaming) at a good price - I can highly recommend this HP effort. Give it a try today!

This HP 15.6” Touch-Screen Laptop is a solid, mid-tier, laptop for everyday use. Unboxing was quick and out of the box, step one is plugging in the laptop and then you are good to go. The material used to make the laptop is lightweight. This was not expected but for the size of the laptop but it is light at 3.5lbs and very easily moved. The material is smooth and rounded on edges, making a simplistic feel and appearance. This laptop can easily be placed in a backpack or bag to be used on the go, while not over-weighing or fatiguing the carrier. That was probably my biggest complaint about my laptop while in college, was it got heavy! The display is clear and there are no issues viewing work related documents or videos. Having an HD screen has become standard at this point and the laptop does not have an obvious defect in this realm - instead it has the upgrade of being a touch screen device. I have not worked very closely with a touch screen device in the laptop realm before (mainly tablets) and do not think there was any loss of display due to this feature. The touch screen allows for a multi-modal approach at tasking, if while typing, one does not feel like swapping down to the touchpad you can just click on the screen and keep going. My child enjoys being able to click something on the screen and make it happen. The screen is also 15.6 inches, which is a moderate size screen that appears larger than I expected. The keyboard also fit more than I had expected. There is a numeric keypad, which most laptops do not have. When considering this device for work-related activities, this is a game changer if one works with numbers or needs to type them frequently. The keyboard design also has one of my largest complaints (a friend also thought this was odd) - the power button is not in the corner of the keyboard, rather it to the right mid portion of the keyboard where it would have been on the edge of the keyboard if there was not a numeric keypad included. It is like the keyboard was designed, then a keypad added, but overall layout was not considered past that point. This is a minor detail, but caused some confusion in my brain and just does not lay right in my mind. The provided hardware unlocks the potential for a solid everyday/work device. The i7 paired with 16GB RAM provides adequate processing power to be able to run multiple applications at once, switching between documents and tabs without delay or lag. Having a video playing while also working away at a document. I have not attempted to push the device with any advanced editing programs; however, I would not expect them to run at full capabilities. Rather, this device allows for the standard everyday computing without a hiccup. With that, in regards to gaming, simple gaming appears to work (OSRS can run without issue) but the graphics capabilities would be limiting in any significant gaming effort. The 512GB storage is smaller than most devices have lately, but in the setting of work/school focused, this is more than enough to allow for daily tasking and not running out of space. Gaming or photo editing would need more, but once again I would not expect those services from this tier of device/hardware included. The battery life appears to be decent, has not died while unplugged and on the go for an afternoon but I would want to have the charger available if was going to be using all day. Predicting with standard use would last about 5-6 hours based on observation. I believe it is claimed to last about 7 hours, but that would make me nervous to bank on. There is an HDMI display connector, so that if you need to plug in device to display on a TV or projector this is easily completed. Have had no issue with connecting to WiFi using this device. Other worthwhile mentions are that the operating system is Windows 11 and Microsoft Copilot available, this appears to have become standard for most devices at this point.

I haven't had the laptop 30 days and it has taken a dump. It will no charge, power up and I may of lost everything. I am waiting on a box to send it to HP for repair. Not happy at all.

The laptop is probably just fine. I took it back because the online specifications indicated that the unit had a backlit keyboard. It didn't. Deal killer for me.

Had 2 of the same model, neither 1 holds a charge!!

I generally like HPs; however, this computer has a lot of problems. Suddenly, a virus hijacked the Chrome browser to access Yahoo Mobile. I have only had the laptop for a couple of months, and it will not turn on.