Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent buy. This computer is fast and upgradable to 64GB RAM so I maxed it. It comes with lots of space in a 1TB ssd. It also looks good with the natural silver finish. WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities included and works like a charm. Overall, a great buy!

This PC offers solid performance and reliability, making it a dependable choice for everyday computing tasks and light gaming. Its sleek design adds a touch of elegance to any workspace, while the ample storage and memory ensure smooth multitasking. However, it falls just short of a perfect rating due to occasional software glitches and a lack of advanced features found in higher-end models.

We love it. Very easy to operate & lots of GBs, Connected Wifi, speakers& monitor simple plug in already picked up printer from old files. no resubmitting of printer info.

The HP Pavilion Desktop with AMD Ryzen 7, 16GB Memory, and 1TB SSD in Natural Silver is a powerful and stylish computing solution. This desktop offers a winning combination of performance and aesthetics. Performance-wise, the AMD Ryzen 7 processor provides snappy responsiveness and handles multitasking with ease. With 16GB of memory, you'll have no trouble running multiple applications simultaneously, making it suitable for both work and entertainment. The inclusion of a 1TB SSD is a game-changer. It ensures speedy boot times and quick access to your files and applications. The ample storage space is perfect for storing your files, media, and games without worrying about running out of space. Design-wise, the Natural Silver finish adds a touch of elegance to any workspace. It's sleek and modern, blending seamlessly with various decors. One potential drawback is the lack of a dedicated graphics card, which may limit its performance for heavy gaming or graphics-intensive tasks. However, for everyday computing, office work, and media consumption, this desktop excels. Overall, the HP Pavilion Desktop with AMD Ryzen 7, 16GB Memory, and 1TB SSD is a solid choice for users seeking a reliable and stylish desktop computer with excellent everyday performance.

Replaced my 13 year old system with this one. Geek Squad set it up and transferred info from the old to the new one. It is solid state and my old wasn't. Thousands of times faster than the old and it doesn't make any noise. Thank you Geek Squad!

This machine is surprisingly great, especially if you are looking to buy a desktop for your office. The Ryzen 7 chip is fast, and 16GB of memory are enough. However, 1TB SSD is not enough, especially if you have a lot of files and apps installed. Overall, great buy!

Fast, quiet, reliable, easy set up and transfer of prior settings from old unit.

I bought this as a replacement for an older HP. Performance is good. But I do miss the internal DVD drive, and the lack of a DisplayPort. I have to use the D15 VGA port for my second monitor, and there is a noticeable difference in the display. I do like having 4 USB-A and 1 USB-C ports in the front of the case. Still, it's a good value - performance and price.

This desktop is working well for me so far. It has some speed, and lots of ports. It lacks a CD / DVD drive, but these days everything is modular. Windows 11 took some getting used to. Out of the box it decided to move all my stuff to the cloud. I did not want this! I uninstalled the one drive app altogether to fix this. I don't want it back! I do not like Microsoft making such decisions about my data!

I'm not one much for games. I'm assuming it would run descent ones. I did put a cheap 4k video card in it. This is my media center. It does work great for that wasn't a fan of the mouse and keyboard. I just happen to like Logitech. I did try the mouse and keyboard. They did work perfectly fine. The only thing I dislike is if you need to go into the case you don't have much hand room at all

Easy to set up, Works very fast. Love that it comes ready to go!

I am using this for basic work purposes, and am still setting it up. The display is clean and operations are fast and quiet. It's also smaller and quite a bit lighter than my old tower. it doesn't have the cd drives, and it has ssd instead of sata. much, much nicer. now i just have to adjust to windows 11...

I picked this up as an open box so I saved some money. I upgraded the RAM because I converted it to a game server. The 1 TB nvme drive is amazing. I've got a few games running on it. The games load fast and I haven't run into any performance issues. I also swapped out Windows for Linux without issue.

Plenty of memory and performs well. Good price and includes the key board

Great price, easy setup. Decent power for the price. No CD drive, which I knew, but still feels odd.

So far, this has been the best computer I've owned. It was easy to setup and use. It's my 1st Windows 11. So far, I like it. It also has lots of room inside for expansion. It has room for another hard drive, a CD/DVD drive, memory and another video card.

I wanted an HP and it had to be a desktop, it's just what I prefer. I hadn't bought a brand new in box one for quite a while, have been buy "refurbished" (not always a wise choice) - This is my first Windows 11 - and I think I did well. For the money - this HP Pavillion Desktop is making me happy! It does everything I need it to do and then some. EXCELLENT Price! I recommend this even though people told me not to buy it, they were wrong!

This HP Pavilion desktop is fantastic. It was very easy to setup, has a ton of storage and is very fast.

The HP Pavilion desk we bought has been an excellent upgrade from our old HP. It was a great Black Friday price and has enhanced our capabilities significantly. The AMD7processor and increased memory/storage meets our needs nicely. We are very satisfied.

Not much to say, really: this is a Ryzen 7 with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, so (by 2023 standards, anyway - if you're reading this in the future, don't laugh at us) it's a decently fast machine for business purposes. Not a gaming powerhouse, but definitely more than enough for most office uses. I bought this for a client whose previous computer died (the CPU overheated, and was left running over a long weekend; by the time I saw it, it was toast) but whose hard disk drive was still OK. I set up the new PC; getting Windows and Office up and running took no time at all. I plugged the old hard drive into one of the new machine's USB 3 ports (via my handy Thermaltake adapter) and transferred her files and settings; that took about half an hour. Getting all of her non-Microsoft stuff set up the way she likes it took the longest, but throughout the whole process I had no complaints at all about speed. She's been using the new machine for a few weeks and is very happy. Recommended.