Customer Ratings & Reviews

My trusty Dell D620 finally croaked on me right when I was needing a laptop for some business trial. I borrowed an HP from my a business partner and loved the build and quality. I decided I would get an HP ones some funds came through. I'm on vacation in FL and after walking past a couple of other computers, I came across this one and the specs and the price just hit a perfect spot. I didn't want to spend $1200+ on a desktop replacement but I didn't want to spend $200 on a machine with a wimpy video card, as I do like to play video games in my spare time. For the price point, this laptop offers a LOT of value and I'm perfectly happy with it.

This is my first laptop I got a week ago. I have used it non stop for homework and gaming. Its really fast and good for Multi tasking and running games I didn't think was possible for $350. The price is awesome, probably the best laptop for the price. Its battery life is great for the price. Its great for junior high kids who get a lot of homework The only thing that could be a little better is the memory. Its good but it could be a little better. Good enough for a school laptop. I highly reccomened it

There are several more powerful cost effective laptops on the market at this point and time however; I got this on sale open box for $202 so for me this laptop was a steal! quad cores can be overclocked (bing it) and decent enough graphics where you can play most games at playable frame rates with a few settings turned down. I'm planning on adding another 4 gigs of ram to it but it really doesn't need it for basic usage, however I multitask heavily, and windows 7 around 70% starts page-filing so the hard drive starts spinning heavily which is really bad on a laptop with no impact detection (to protect the Hard Drive). The Pewter lid scratched easily...very easily from a zipper inside my backpack, I think. Overall a good laptop, Ive played: Darksiders, The Walking Dead, Assasins Creed, and Sleeping Dogs, and with some settings tweaks, I could run Street Fighter 4 at 60 frames a second too. Battery life is dependent on the brightness of the monitor, I leave it all the way down and I get about 5- 6 hours surfing the net and typing notes in class

I finally decided to take the plunge and replace my 2005 desktop for a laptop. I am a home computer user that does word processing, internet, some CD/DVD burning, uploading of photos, infrequent movie making, uploading. Start up of the computer is very quick. The processor is sufficient for my needs, as is the storage space. For basic home use, this is a very good value.

It does what I want it to do just fine. The battery life is quite short if you have the laptop on a higher brightness setting. Overall it's good for the price.

Only had it for a few days but so far it is working well. Here are the Windows performance scores: Processor 6.7 Memory 5.9 Graphics 4.5 Gaming Graphics 6.1 Primary hard disk 5.9

I had it for a while, but I have become increasingly annoyed by all things Windows and switched over to Apple. I'm much happier now as it has improved every area of my life.

This laptop is used for personal and business. Plenty of storage, fast processing, great colors and definitely on photos and videos, very easy to use all the programs.