Customer Ratings & Reviews

So far, this computer has handled everything I've thrown at it, and my line of work, that can be a lot at times. I love the large number of USB inputs, and was easily able to get my 3-monitor setup running just by buying a splitter for the display port. The keyboard isn't high end by any means, but it's functional, especially for a wireless one. The mouse is a bit undersized for my big hands, but it's solid as well. Setup of the whole system was incredibly easy. And the woodgrain finish is fantastic. It really takes me back to my childhood when fake wood was a mark of quality. LOL.

This HP OmniDesk is the perfect blend of performance and design. The Intel Core Ultra 7 delivers lightning-fast speed for multitasking, work, and creative projects, while the 16GB DDR5 memory and 1TB SSD keep everything running smoothly with plenty of storage. The Dark Wood finish is a standout: modern, elegant, and a refreshing upgrade from typical desktops. Quiet, fast, and visually stunning, this desktop is an excellent choice for anyone who wants power without sacrificing aesthetics.

This computer has very good specs for what I typically need but I wanted something that can keep up with future needs. It has numerous USB connections on the front and back of the tower. Very nice looking simulated wood face. Lots of storage for photos as well!

This is a great smaller size desktop PC. It was easy to set up. It connected to my WiFi without any issues. It's fast and looks to be reliable. I'm happy with this purchase.

I usually buy my technology at Best Buy as the Geek Squad is available for questions, transfers and debugging. I enrolled in the plus membership as few years back and I am confident in the job that they do with my technology. Easy to set up an appointment and they are quick and thorough.

I was excited to find out that HP relaunched their OmniDesk line. This is a small and lightweight mini tower PC with a current generation Intel desktop class CPU and latest generation PCIe expansion slot. The case looks nice in black with a wood effect finish on the plastic front cover. Although its not real wood as I incorrectly assumed, it looks good for what it is. There's a good selection of USB and USB-C ports on the front. There are 2 USB 2.0, two USB 3, one USB-C at 5 Gb and one USB-C at 10 Gb up front, and four USB 2.0 on the back, with a DisplayPort and HDMI on the back for video, as well as audio ports on front and back, and Ethernet on the back. Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth radios are inside, on an M.2 card. Inside there is a x16 PCIe port and one x1 PCIe port. There are two memory slots, with one already filled with a 16 Gb stick. The single SSD slot is next to the CPU and shares the cooling baffle with the CPU, so it's Impractical to reach, although it's possible to replace. The back mouse and keyboards included are wireless (With an USB adapter, included) but rather basic, and powered with AAA batteries, each. I picked the version without the video card because I was planning on using something different, and that's where the problems start with this: The power supply on this model is a custom unit without connectors for a video card, so power is limited to whatever's available on the PCIe slot, which severely limits my options. The mainboard has two SATA connectors but there are no drive cages on this unit, although there is plenty of space inside, and there are no power connectors to drive any SATA drives. The mainboard has a slot for a second SSD, but the M.2 connector is not soldered in, so the slot is unusable. Also note that there are no thunderbolt nor USB4 ports on this, with a single USB-C port at 10 Gb which is not that fast considering current standards. Also the cutouts on the cabinet are specific for this unit, so consider the cabinet, mainboard and power supply as a single unit. If you're set on this model, I suggest looking into the model that comes with a video card, because that model has a more powerful power supply, and comes with a better keyboard and WiFi6E. Overall while I like the desktop class CPU and the appealing and compact design, it's not what I'd expect from a Desktop PC. If I didn’t want something that could be expanded I would've chosen something else.

From the minute I plugged my HP OmniDesk Desktop computer I could feel the power of the world opening up to me. All the information I needed was at my fingertips and so fast. I love it. I can go anywhere I want in seconds. I can ask AI anything I need in seconds. I can lookup my documents and print them out or email them to where I need them to be in seconds. Wow, is this fast, smooth and wonderful to open up the whole world to me like this.

I love it! It is much faster, quieter, and is much better looking in my office than the all black one I had previously. I also love this streamlined keyboard. Just a light touch is all you need.

The console is perfect size to sit on top of my desk. Everything works great. Nice speed!

So far I am loving this desktop. I did bump the memory up with the one open slot from 16 Gig by replacing the DRAM5 with 2x32G DRAM and max'd the memory out to the supported 64Gig. This machine is so quiet and performs well for what I need it for. Paying bills, internet, O365. I do not do much gaming, Auto CAD, or anything intensive that requires much more than this pc can deliver. I also like the small form factor keyboard and the mouse that comes with this setup. I paired it with a 34" MSI curved monitor. My first 34" and curved monitor which I am so glad I did. Loving my new setup.

I bought this as a replacement for an old Win10 desktop and so far have been very impressed with its performance. The i-7 is lightening fast and there are 2 memory slots if you want to add more memory. With the 16gb it comes with, memory does not appear to be a problem for basic Web browsing and MS Office use. It started up right away and the customization was straightforward, though I'm not happy how MS essentially makes you have an account with them as a logon ID. So far the performance has exceeded my expectations and I am very happy with the quality HP has put into this system.

Excellent computer, works well, easy to use, fast and nice.

Love it. Speed is Fast Fast! I like the compact size of the desktop - Easy set up. The dark wood is even attractive. The keyboard is thin, cordless & keys are clear & vibrant, Perfect for small business

Excellent upgrade from my old desktop with plenty of storage to accommodate all of the files and data transferred over. Much quicker and quieter also.

Item arrived on time! This computer is fast and quiet. I set it up very easily. Great for basic use and light bookkeeping software. It is small and light weight. Very happy

★★★★★ Fast OmniDesk, quiet, stylish, rock-solid!!!!

The system is quiet and runs smoothly. I upgraded the memory to 32GB, so it performs excellent. Small and compact

This PC is so much faster than my old i-3. And it has lots of USB ports for connectivity. It would be nice if they were identified by type more clearly. Files transfer from drives very quickly. The only drawback is that Microsoft complicates the setup by pushing Edge to be the default browser.

The HP OmniDesk with Intel Core Ultra 7, 16GB DDR5 RAM, and 1TB SSD delivers impressive speed and responsiveness for both work and play. Its sleek dark wood finish adds a sophisticated touch to any setup, while the integrated graphics and AI-enhanced performance make multitasking seamless. Setup was quick, and the system runs whisper-quiet even under load. Perfect for everyday productivity and light creative tasks. Highly recommended for those seeking style and substance in one package. I would recommend this unit to anyone.

I received this beauty for my birthday a month ago. I can't even tell you how old my former PC was, but as a clue, it wasn't even eligible for the upgrade to Windows 11. This new one opens up cheerfully and speedily and has some lovely features that will take me a while to fully explore. It's responsiveness is a joy, it takes up less room on my desk and is quite handsome, both bonuses. While I am not a techy by any means, I do use my PC frequently and this has been a comfortable transition. So far, I am quite pleased and even a tad excited about this purchase.