Customer Ratings & Reviews

Beautiful all in one display. Be careful if you're interested because I got a lower end graphics card by mistake because the models are identical. Check all specs before purchasing

Exceptional Computer with vivid screen. The cost was reasonable considering the modern design, performance, and screen size. Seems the screen goes dim after coming out of sleep mode and a shut down and restart are required to rid the dim screen. Any suggestions are appreciated.

Computer is fast, efficient and a huge screen. Great price on open box.

Excellent build and screen along with the variety of ports. bUT too wide to work on your daily tasks especially when you really need to add another monitor.

Excellent picture quality and decent sound quality. Considering the specifications, I expected it to load faster and provide faster response times.

The super large screen is just what I needed. Don't even miss my old touch screen. Perfect for my photo editing and restoration work. Enough horsepower to last me a few years (hopefully). Was fairly easy to transition to new PC and load software.

Pros: Wide Screen is Great for Multi Windows Additional RAM was Very Easy to Install Adjustable Camera is a nice feature CONS: Absolutely HATE Windows 11 Miss having a Taller screen for scrolling Does not respond well to Logi Mouse & Keyboard Does not Swivel While I know that there is a "Learning Curve" moving from Windows 10, Windows 11 makes it MUCH harder to find common files that you are looking for. It is not near as user friendly as Windows 10.

Bset computer ever. Have a business that uses many computers and this one, beats them all

I was a bit skeptical of purchasing this based on the previous reviews however glad I took a chance as this computer has been all that I had hoped and more. The screen is by far the most amazing screen for an AIO. Was considering 4K; however, the width and clarity is amazingly good compared to similar options. The 1TB SSD hard drive makes for extremely fast computing and startup. The built in integrated NVIDIA video card is greaet for everyday computing or gaming as well as video editing.

One of the biggest screens for an all in one and the speakers are decent as well. Has plenty of power to run my work programs and to watch movies as well.

We ordered an open box that was certified excellent. It does everything we wanted and more. Runs Rust perfectly, tons of storage, and zero damage.

The ultrawide 4k2k screen is incredibly good; bright, crisp and perfect for my work. Not a gamer so I can't really say if it's good for that but it's more than powerful enough for what I do. More ports than I'll ever use but nice to have. Simple to upgrade memory or add a second M.2 drive if you need one. Probably the only downside is that there's no video input to use this great display with a second computer like a laptop.

Best computer I have had in years. Zero issues with it since I purchased.

Get all in one PC. Can play games and works smoothly. The screen is big and feels like 2 screens in one.

Its amazing. The screen is wow. Its so fast. Just love it.

Love thre spend and size wish thr screen eas touch screen

A wonderful workhorse PC with a massive, bright, clear screen. I am using it for Lightroom, Photoshop and video editing and it handles all of it with ease. Upgrading memory or the Solid State Drive (SSD) is easy - there is a removable panel on the back of the screen - no screwdriver necessary. I am very happy with the purchase.

HP's Envy 34in All-in-One is an impressive machine, but really only practical under the right conditions. My job is not remote-capable and I do not have school-age children that would benefit from an all-in-one, so a laptop is much more appropriate for my computing needs. HP's Envy 34in All-in-One is an impressive machine, but really only practical under the right conditions. My job is not remote-capable and I do not have school-age children that would benefit from an all-in-one, so a laptop is much more appropriate for my computing needs. The monster screen is the big selling point here. The idea is that creativity typically needs more space than one regular monitor can allow, so merge two together into one big screen. I have much larger televisions in my house, so I didn't think I'd be all that impressed with a 34 inch monitor. Once I sat down in front of it though, I actually said, "wow!" The picture is vibrant and colorful, and up close the size is a little overwhelming. My only criticism is that it would benefit from being a curved screen. Sitting so close, you really have to move your head around. I've never used anything larger than a 17" screen before, so maybe it'll be a non-issue after a few weeks of use. It easily glides up and down to adjust for the user's height. It would be nice if it swiveled. There have been a few times where I instinctively reached to swivel the screen to show my wife something. The monitor is described as "5k" but I could not get any video to play higher than 1080p. For me, it isn't a big deal. The picture still looks great. Of course, I wanted to see how well games look on such a big screen. I loaded Rise of the Tomb Raider to test and it was quickly clear that this computer was not meant for gaming. While the game rendered beautifully, motion was extremely choppy, maxing out at a little over 19FPS. It was unplayable. But, this is not a gaming computer. I feel like this computer is really good for those that work from home or for families with school age children. The large screen coupled with the decent webcam make it versatile for homework or video conferencing. Speaking of the webcam, I have to say that I find it a bit of a let down. I found its physical design impressive. It's kind of big and has some heft to it. It feels well-made. There are several magnetic areas around the monitor that allow you versatility in where you'd like the camera positioned. It connects to one of the many inputs located on the back of the monitor which keeps cord clutter to a minimum. What did not impress me was the quality of its picture. Just to see what it looked like in action I made a video call to my wife on her iPhone 11. She looked great on the computer monitor; crystal clear video with vibrant color. My video, on the other hand, was dull and grainy. It wasn't terrible by any means, but compared to the tiny camera on a 2 year old phone, it's a disappointment. I would have expected much higher quality in a stand alone camera. I'm no expert on the technical details of computers, but I believe this one has decent specs. It has a good processor, a large solid state hard drive and a generous amount of RAM. As far as future upgrades, I believe only the RAM and harddrive are accessible. So, no switching out the graphics card for epic Elden Ring quests. There is a multitude of ports to connect all your peripherals, both on the back of the monitor as well as on the trunk for easier access. The base of the monitor doubles as a wireless phone charger, which I thought was a nice engineering touch. Both the included keyboard and mouse are wireless, paired and ready (after putting in the batteries) out of the box. The keyboard has a good, solid feel to it with quiet keystrokes. I find the mouse to be a little too small and too lightweight. My wife, on the other hand, thought it was perfect and was the one thing on which she said I should make an agreeable comment. Pros: -huge, beautiful screen -wireless phone charger! -a plethora of connections; hdmi, usb-a, usb-c, thunderbolt, etc. Cons: -unimpressive camera quality -graphics card -screen is not curved

Absolutely love this computer it’s super big screen

Love the size of the screen, the clarity, the easy to use multiple windows and much more.