Customer Ratings & Reviews

Being an all-in-one it was very simple and easy to setup. The neck of the stand seems a bit loose/weak but as it is sitting on a desk and not being moved frequently it’s not too much of an issue. Storage is certainly lacking but my plan is to get an external hard drive to help alleviate this issue. I also appreciate that it has an HDMI in that allows me to also use this as a second display for my laptop if needed. The keyboard is solid and feels very sturdy with some nice shortcuts on it to access certain tools like the calculator. The mouse is my least favorite part of this computer. It feels cheap and flimsy and isn’t all that comfortable to sue for extended use. But I have another wireless mouse that I use in it’s place. But again, this is only a minor annoyance. Overall I am pleased with the computer and its speed. The screen is a great size and crystal clear.

Pros: Beautiful - just look at it Powerful (enough) - for what I've thrown at it so far, while nowhere near a "gaming-rig" it more than holds up to the challenge of the various design programs and less-robust games my daughter have thrown at it Simple - had it up and running in minutes (this is also a bit of a con, more on that below) Mobile - it's footprint and weight are both small enough that you can pick it up and move it from room to room if need be with very little hassle. Cons: Storage - sure, you can get an external or two and be fine, but out of the box 256SSD? For this price-point? That's not going to last very long no matter what you're using it for. Speaker - while the speaker cover sure looks great and it has that nice "B&O" badge on it, it sure doesn't sound like anything I'd expect from such a lofty company. Comical sound quality. Camera quality - the camera is built-in and slides down to be out of the way while not in sure, but the image (both photo and video) quality left quite a bit to be desired. At this price-point with the relatively low cost high quality options out there in the storage/sound/image department, very surprised to see those three areas being the only real draw-backs of this system. Still, an easy recommendation as is.

The HP Pavilion All-in-One is a good computer, but not great. There is a lot to like about this desktop and there is a few things I wish they did differently. The snowflake white look is amazing. After a few weeks with this here are my conclusions. Pros: - Setup. This is as painless as possible. Because it’s an All-in-one there is no need for a tower, so no cords that need to be plugged in. It’s just plug in the power cord and setup is simple. Windows 10 makes the experience simple and effortless. -Internals: this comes with the Intel Core i7 8700T professor. This is lightening fast, and playing games and going online is an amazing and speedy experience. 12GB of system Memory makes Downloading games, music, or streaming fast and snappy. -Bluetooth accessories: this comes with Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. I am enjoying the minimalist look they have here. No cords that get in the way or look messy. Finally, my desktop looks clean and efficient. -screen. 27 inches HD quality. I love how bright and crisp the screen is. Plus, it’s touchscreen! Cons: there are some things I wish HP could have done better. -256 Solid State Drive. I get it, less moving parts, but 256 Gb is frustratingly small. My HP envy laptop has more space than this. Even the iPad has equal space. I would’ve expected at least 512 GB. -usb access. This comes with 3 USB-A, 2 USB-C, 2 HDMI (1 Input and 1 output), and a SD Card slot. As this does not have a disk drive you would need to have an external drive. -port access. It’s in the back of the computer facing back, not upside down. This may seem petty, but I would rather have port access on the sides as it is easier to access than the back. I get it, it’s not that heavy to maneuver, but previous Pavilion models had them on the sides. -Webcam. It manually pops up and down. Couldn’t it have been part of the frame? This just means one more piece that can break. Overall, I’m very happy with this computer. This is my first All-in-one desktop and I like what I see/experience with it. Some few drawbacks, but this is a very nice computer.

I have the luxury of having many computers, tablets, laptops, desktops and all-in-ones at my disposal to use and test. Adding this 27" HP Pavilion to the list was awesome. The first thing I do to most of the machine I get is to perform a system update, then do a performance test. I use Passmark Performance Test. This 27" All-in-One scored really well in disk! Absolutely amazing actually! You can tell it when it reboot - it takes about 15 seconds. WOW. The CPU is good - memory is good, where it lacks is in the display area. The highest resolution I can get is 1920x1080 on this 27" screen - so everything is BIG, compared to the 2560x1440 I'm used to. That is the biggest drawback for me. Next to that - the location of ports and slots is in the rear of the device, making it a bit inconvenient to attach peripherals if needed. Lastly, it has decent sound, but not compared to a pair of external power speakers. Again - it's an All-In-One, so you don't need external speakers unless you want to really rock the house! The device has a variety of GREAT features though - Popup Web Camera with very nice optics, Tilt Stand, Touchscreen (of course), stylish keyboard and mouse, Audio by Bang & Olufsen, etc. Overall - fast machine, great for everyday use except for video editting, etc.

All in 1 PC. Pros: 1. The only PC that almost as portable as a laptop. it’s so EZ to move this PC from room to room or even great for people like me who live in an apartment. 2. screen size- with the large screen this PC is more comparable to a TV. I actually use it in place of my TV in my bedroom to save space. Great picture quality. 3. Touch screen- I love the fact that it convenient to just touch the icon I would like to select. This was a fetcher I didn’t see myself using when I purchased this PC but now I can’t live without it. 4. Speed- I’m amazed to how fast and responsive this computer is. I get more work done at home now then at work. I’m interested to see how this hold up over time and as I install more applications and programs 5. Appeal- this is a very attractively designed piece of technology. A natural all white design with matching accessories, but with what will start the first of my Cons: 1. The power cords are black. Everything should match. Make all black or all white or whatever you do just make it consistent 2. Sound. The sound quality isn’t the best, I find myself having to turn the volume all the way up to hear from any kind of distance. I understand that this computer is designed for you to be right in front of it but My daughters tablet is louder than this computer. 3. Ease of use. The screen should be able to tilt backwards. One - to adjust to the high in which the user is viewing and Two – to allow user to have a comfortable experience using the touch screen fetcher. Over all this computer is amazing. 4.5 out of 5.

I would say this is the best computer I have ever used. From the memory to the processing speed to the size of the screen I love it all around. I've had it for a month or two,I use it for work. I have 5 or 6 tabs open on the internet explorer, 5 or 6 on Google chrome, qbox going to QuickBooks, Spotify an other stuff open an all running at once an have never had it load or freeze. I'm not a computer expert by any means but this computer is awesome an would recommend to everyone.

I bought this through my employer for my office. I have been using, programming, building, etc. computers for about 26 years. I was attracted to the idea of a completely self-contained computer with only a wire or two coming out of it. This delivers that. This comes with a six-core Core i7 processor that feels snappy when using office applications. 12GB of RAM is sufficient for my tasks. This computer has a NVMe SSD. I looked up the specs and it offers 1,800MB/s read and 1,300MB/s write. That feels about right. Everything loads quickly. I would like to have an option to add an m.2 SSD since the internal one is only 256GB. I assume that would be feasible in this form factor. Otherwise, you'll have to use an external drive. The overall look of the computer is pleasing. I like the simplicity and functionality of it. It's nicely designed and engineered, at least as far as I can tell after a couple of days use. There also wasn't a ton of "crapware" installed, which is a bonus.

After researching the best hardware to support instructors' remote learning experience, selected the Pavilion 27 as the best platform. This provided the instructor with a wide, easy to view format, the option of using the touch-screen or mouse for commands, plus the speed of SSD. Having an older Pavilion with traditional hardware, the SSD is light-speed ahead. Additionally, the all-in-one format reduces the physical footprint while having the web-cam at the right level. Overall, this is a solid platform for conducting remote classrooms.

Good computer for daily home use. We use it for email some streaming,school, shopping and in a lot of cases all is been done at once and it handles it with no problem. Nice screen, very quiet. Speaker's are ok they are loud but not enough bass imo but it's not a deal breaker by any stretch of the imagination. The touchscreen is responsive but I never use it so I can't comment to much on it. This is my 1st all in one and I'm just and average Joe and I like it alot . Oh a d 1 more thing I don't like is the keyboard is a little small fir my big hands.

I bought an all in one several months ago and raved about it so much my husband decided he wanted one too. The size, the touch of the screen, the speed, the colors of the visuals, ease of heavy (stays in place) wireless keyboard - just a great experience all around. Buying it was easy and quck. Great 0% interest terms. Definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a great all in one. And they are not that difficult to more around which we do now for our Zoom meetings with friends and family.

This is my first All-in-one. So far no complaints. It is pretty fast, and It has a good quality monitor. The thing is I just don't know why it took me so long to finally purchase one. This whole time I have been using cheaper laptops. Anyone looking for a decent desktop should seriously HP All-in-Ones. Hopefully, this computer lasts me at least 2 years. Pros Fast Decent speakers Good monitor Cons Not too expensive Nothing so far

Easy set up and easy to use. Solid state HD boots up fast. Large touchscreen great.

I'd been contemplating getting a new home workstation prior to COVID as my Mac simply did not process data the way I needed it to. I got the last computer in town, luckily it was the All In One I had been looking at online. This computer is fast and sexy. The monitor is big enough for three programs to run simultaneously. It was a cinch to set up. I could not be happier...stuck at home.

So far this computer was a wise choice. The size of the screen makes it easy to read all content. The computer operates fast and smooth. No waiting for things to load. A lot of content already at your fingertips. Easy to set up. Was up and running within 5 minutes of getting the computer home. Would not hesitate to recommend that you purchase this,

Computer startup was smooth. Monitor is exceptionally sharp. Great computer for photo editing as solid state drive provides speed and screen size and quality provide image quality. Web surfing is fast with i7 CPU and SSD. I would recommend this computer for many uses and particularly for photo enthusiasts. Great computer at a fraction of Apple cost.

This computer is pretty, takes up very little counter space. The volume/ speakers are great, definition on movies amazing. I wasn't looking forward to setting up, and learning a new system But this is so intuitive, nothing complicated at all I can do touch screen, talk to it or use the keyboard. Really love the hp touchscreen computers, this is my 3rd one

Performance is outstanding! Screen colors and sharpness excellent. The on-off switch sits almost flush to the monitor frame making somewhat difficult to depress the switch . . . minor but annoying. Suspect it is a design issue. The price is a bit much; so be prepared to bite the bullet!

My husband purchased this computer for me for my birthday last year and I have to say, I love it!! I do feel like it was overly expensive and its not worth the price to me. But it is still a great computer!! The screen is huge, 27 inches to be exact! I have 4 kids who use this computer and they also love using it as well. They play a lot of hands on learning games and they love that they are able to touch the screen instead of using the mouse. My one complaint about this computer is the mouse, The batteries seem to die rather fast and I am constantly having to replace them. I also noticed that my keyboard has 2 brown spots on it and im not sure how that happened either. It happened very shortly after I purchased it and it wasn't from my kids as I was not allowing them on the computer at that time. Its like 2 burnt spots on the keyboard. Not sure

Our 8 year old HP took minutes to start, was not equipped with 5G, and did not have an SSD. The new systems, one each for myself and my wife, are fast to start, like in seconds, support 5G for all the internet services which are no longer so time consuming to access, and with the SSD opening programs is almost instantaneous. The screen is quite large with very high resolution which lets you effectively use multiple programs simultaneously. We reduced brightness to 50% which is still very, very bright. You can comfortably watch TV programs in one tab while working on emails in another. Getting use to the 'Snowflake White', though would have preferred 'Coal Black'. The new systems are now set up identical to how we used the old systems ... but much, much faster and more usable. Highly recommended.

I actually purchased two, one for me and one for my assistant. I have even carried the unit into another room when working on a project. It is light, very attractive and the matching white keyboard and mouse so attractive.