Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good quality for the money. Perfect for the small business we have,

It is taking time to get used to it but it i great!

I love my new computer...it is very quick and clear and responsive...

I'm loving my new all in one HP desktop! Thank you Geek Squad for helping this little old lady get a wonderful upgrade to my technology.

Great product!l llove it! It has all thefeatures of windows 11 and responds quickly

It's a fine machine, I took off one star for not having more ports.

Pretty good for the warehouse needs I have but does lag a little when multiple programs are open (Asana, UPS, and Word)

great selection, great customer service. and a great product, keep up the good work

Everything is consolidated in one monitor. Love the convenience. Easy to navigate. Would recommend.

Very good quality and the service was great. Would remind

Love my new desktop computer! Exactly what I needed!

Great service the guy I worked with was very informative and was really nice.

Easy shopping, I was pleased with my purchase and service.

I like my new computer but I wish that the sales associate showed me how to actually use it or maybe turn it on and off (some of the simple features).

very lightweight love the computer, best value to the dollar

Quick delivery. Notifications all the way through delivery.

Takes time to learn. So different from old PC. No wires makes it so easy.

Im really enjoying my desktop computer. No real complaints orher than the anti-virus adds consistently pops up.

The HP Copilot+ 23.8" (24" class) All-in-One is one of the most appealing PCs that I've had the chance to review as a member of TIN. While it's certainly not an ultra high-end PC and not made for serious gaming or anything flashy, the HP Copilot+ AIO is really good at a lot of things, at a reasonable price, that I think should be considered for a really wide range of customers and families. #Unboxing and setup# Setting up the HP Copilot+ AIO was super easy. HP has gotten pretty smart with their packaging in the last few years (they are certainly a producer of heavy, bulky goods...), and this AIO PC is no exception. What HP does well is producing inner packaging that is easy to get out of the main box. The Copilot+ AIO has a cardboard sleeve with convenient holes that act as handles that are folded down at the top of the box - you just pull them both and the whole thing slides out. Very low frustration. In different smaller boxes are the wireless keyboard and mouse, and the power adapter. You do have to attach the monitor/PC to its included stand, which required no tools and attaches in about 15 seconds with a thumb turnable screw. The only negative in the first impressions is the keyboard and mouse are reallllly basic and kinda ugly. Like worse than an HP business PC from 10 years ago ugly. Weird, HP. #Using the AIO# First power-on and out of the box experience were typical Windows 11. You get it on the internet (either wifi or via the built-in ethernet port) and sign into your account, and it downloads all the latest updates before you get into Windows. I was a little surprised that the included webcam is infrared/Windows Hello capable, so it walks you through setting that up on first login as well. Performance is really good, and surprisingly you can even upgrade the memory if you choose as this has SODIMM slots instead of soldered memory (I have not opened it to verify, but HP's datasheet for the 24-ct2024 says it does). The Ryzen AI 5 340 CPU is pretty quick, with 6 cores (3 full Zen 5, 3 Zen 5c low power) and 12 threads to keep things very snappy. Since it has an NPU built into the CPU, it's capable of doing local generative AI tasks, from simply removing noise from video calls to chats with Copilot and image generation. AMD typically includes decently quick GPUs on their processors and the Ryzen AI 5 340 is no exception. While it's on the slower side of their lineup, it does support all modern features as an RDNA 3.5 GPU, so it can play many games at low and medium settings. I didn't try anything crazy like Cyberpunk, but Space Engineers, Portal 2, and Overwatch 2 each ran pretty well at 1080p, though for Space Engineers and OW2 the settings needed to be turned down. For a family with a young child, this HP AIO is perfect for casual gaming that kids love - Minecraft and other casual games will run very smooth. This also came with 3 months of PC Game Pass free, which is a pretty great benefit especially for casual gaming. The speakers also sound pretty good considering they are crammed into a tiny space along the bottom of the monitor. They get pretty loud without distortion, though there isn't much bass to speak of. The HP AI Companion is actually a really neat feature especially if you aren't computer savvy. If you're searching for a setting you can just use natural language (either typing or voice) and the Perform assistant will get you going. #Final thoughts# I'd recommend the HP Copilot+ 23.8 All in one PC to anyone looking for a good PC that's got a lot of premium features without going overboard on performance. The webcam and audio performance (especially with the AI noise cancelling on the microphone and Auto Framing on the camera) are great for video chats with friends and family. The gaming performance is more than enough for casual gaming. The display is bright and colorful and at about 24" it doesn't need to be super high resolution to offer a crisp and clear picture. HP has hit a lot of the right notes with this PC, and have included the added value of their AI companion software to make it easier to use for less tech-savvy folks.

Computer itself is great, but screen is a little wobbly when using as a touchscreen.