Customer Ratings & Reviews

Like many desktop computers, it's larger than needed to contain its useful guts. It seems a bit slower than I expected. And it has a disconcerting habit of switching from an application to the desktop -- though the app comes right back when the mouse is moved. Maybe it was designed for Win8, and I'm running Win 7. It came with a batch of Win 8 system restore disks. But it works. My requirements are modest, ane I'll never approach its capacity and usses.

I have had several HP Computers and pleased with the reliability and so far zero downtime for the last three HP's I have owned

Purchased for my mother to replace her XP machine. It was easy to set up and she has had no problems with the machine.

We bought this to replace our super old XP machine at the office. I was pretty upset when it arrived because the recovery discs that came packed with it say Windows 8 and the machine itself has a Windows 8 logo on it. I had specifically chosen this PC (which had to be shipped since it wasn't available in stores) because it was advertised as Windows 7 Pro. In the end I thought, "What the heck, just hook it up, it might still be W7 in there." Sure it enough it was! I was pleasantly surprised about how little bloatware is on the machine (considering it's by HP). So far it runs great, is very quiet, and handles all the business applications we run on a daily basis. Someone else mentioned it being advertised with a DVD/CD burner, I'm not sure about that, as I was more concerned with processing power and memory, but he's right. This machine does not have a DVD/CD burner, so look elsewhere if that's something you want. Someone else also mentioned it's a little bigger than it needs to be for what's inside, but our previous machine was ancient and this one is significantly smaller and lighter. I'd say about standard for most desktops today.

good name, Good price and so far no problems, very fast.

Got it and was full of viruses, geek squad NOHELP!