Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fast budget pc. It would be great if it comes with higher ram and ssd.

Very light weight easy to hook up. Though I wish it had, had a CD reader/writer, that is actually my fault not paying attention to detail. Over all it is a great CPU.

Great desktop. Easy to set up and very fast. Very good for home office, with lots of ports.

The product was easy to install. It’s very fast. I really like that I can connect my earbuds.

I purchased this computer to replace an older one I had that couldn't be upgraded to Windows 11, and it's really nice. Really easy to set and I am pleased with the purchase. I like HP products because they offer a lot of support.

A good buy. Just taking time getting used to an HP since I’ve always had Dells

Solid everyday desktop with clear limits. The OmniDesk Slim with the i3-13100 is fast for basic workloads. Boot times are quick, apps open without lag, and the system stays quiet. DDR5 helps responsiveness more than expected at this tier. The slim chassis saves space and looks clean. The weaknesses are obvious. 8GB of RAM is the floor in 2023 and will bottleneck multitasking. The 256GB SSD fills quickly and should be upgraded immediately. This is not a machine for gaming, content creation, or heavy workloads. Good choice for office work, browsing, light productivity, and reliability. Poor choice if you expect performance headroom without upgrades.

Excellent Performance in a Compact Design! I'm really impressed with the HP OmniDesk Slim Desktop. It's sleek, quiet, and fits perfectly in my workspace. The Intel Core i3 and 8GB of DDR5 memory handle everyday tasks smoothly, and the 256GB SSD makes booting up and loading programs lightning fast. Perfect for home or office use. Great value for the price—highly recommended!

Love this item. Bought it for my son for Christmas. He wanted a desktop since his IMac was running slow and he couldn’t download something’s because it was Apple. He loves it even more since I upgraded his monitor. He plays a lot of video games so the storage space is very large for all that he has downloaded. Much slimmer to lay his monitor on or stand up. Comes on fast. Browses the web pretty fast. He hasn’t had any issues yet.

Doesn't turn off by itself after not using it for a period time like the techs told me it would. I have to manually turn it off when I'm done using it every day. In the morning when I try to turn it on, it does not turn on like the techs told me it would by just activating the mouse, I have to unplug it every morning to get it to work. I'm no computer whiz, mostly a computer dummy. Can somebody help me with these problems?

The OmniDesk Slim Desktop has nice features, but there are significant drawbacks. I like how quiet it is, the minimal space it occupies, and the overall ease of use. The cons: It doesn't come with an internal microphone. If you don't already have an external microphone, you'll need to buy one. The specs state that it comes with two keyboards (one wireless) and two mice (one wireless). It comes with one wireless keyboard and one wireless mouse. I could not sync the wireless keyboard and mouse with the device's Bluetooth. Why? It didn't come with a dongle! Therefore, I was forced to use an existing HP keyboard and mouse. However, neither was completely compatible with the new PC despite having updated drivers. The result was that I could not use either to wake the PC when it went into sleep mode. The specs or features should clearly state that it doesn't include an internal microphone or a dongle.

Slim and Fast. Works great!!! Good processor and memory

I like the size of the unit. It is considerably smaller than our previous desktop computers. Obviously tech has advanced since we purchased our previous model, no CD/DVD drive is required, which makes it more compact. It is doing the job it was designed to do.

This PC has a lot to offer with just a few compromises. Windows 11 Home gets you security updates that recently ended for Windows 10. The Intel Core i3-13100 CPU has great performance and the 8GB RAM is a fine starting point. This tower is a slim design with minimal 180 watt power supply and very little room to add low-profile expansion cards. Note there is NO DVD drive and no disk activity LED. The 4 REAR USB ports are all limited to USB 2.0 but there are some USB 3 and USB-C ports up front for fast data transfers. Nice buy when on sale price!

I replaced a ten year old computer and the difference in the speed is remarkable. Also, it's so quiet! My old computer roared when I turned it on, this one barely whispers.

Small, slim, less space Set up easy Fast run quite too Happy with it

So far so good. Good for basic use. Very fast and easy to set up. Not enough plug ins for speakers and other cords needed. Also i didnt realize there wasnt a spot to take a cd to download printer software so i guess i will have to buy a new printer? I dont know. But that was my fault for not checking. It came with a wireless mouse and keyboard. I like the keyboard and both easy to set up

Would probably rate it higher but I'm still learning the ins and outs of the product. Unobtrusive size, good speed, good colors, easy to use. I'm not a gamer or graphic designer. I spend most of my time writing. The HP OmniDesk Slim Desktop is perfect for what I do and at a price that made it work!

Liking it. It is fast. Had a few glitches setting it up. Was glad that I had read in the reviews that one person said the toggle for the wireless keyboard and mouse was inside the mouse. There was nothing in the instructions explaining that. I would recommend it.

This is a wonderful computer. The explanation about how to set it up lacks basic information such as where to find the dongle which plugs into a USB port so the wireless mouse and keyboard work. The Best Buy Geek Squad quickly helped me with that. Hooray for the Geek Squad and hooray for Best Buy. It is amazing that a computer this powerful cost as little as this cost. I love it.