Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought it today, hook up was less than 20 mins. Really fast with multiple tabs open. Loading pictures, streaming music, doing my blog and fb biz page was a breeze! Screen is big and crisp. Sound is excellent, keyboard & mouse are amazing. Takes up very little space with only one plug too. Love it so worth it! Very happy!!!

This all-in-one desktop computer is by far the best. It's fast, sleek looking, touch screen (which my son loves while playing video games), the sound is prefect for our needs and the set up was super easy.

This all in one has a very nice large screen. It’s very fast and the touch response is excellent. The wireless keyboard and mouse are a definite plus.

My wife & I both are enjoying this computer so far!

If you're looking for a PC with the convenience of an all in one but with powerful components to get some real work done then you have likely found your perfect PC. The Intel Core i7 7700T processor is a quad core processor with hyper-threading, meaning it can support 8 threads of execution simultaneously. If you're not as technical then this simply means the processor can be working on 8 different things at the same time. 12GB of memory is also likely good for anything that the average user would need, certainly good enough for comfortably running Word, Excel and Outlook etc. Its a curious amount of memory though you see PC's with 8GB and 16GB of memory typically and I would have liked to have seen HP provide 16GB of memory in this model. This is especially because it can be very challenging to upgrade components within All-In-One PC's. 1TB of storage is also likely to be more than enough for most users although you can expand this easily enough with external storage that would connect to the PC using USB 3.0. I'll likely take this route as we have years of family pictures that we'll want to safe guard on an external drive that supports RAID, meaning your files or pictures are written to two or more drives in case of failure. I digress a little as the external drive isn't really part of this PC although HP has provided extensive connectivity options for external devices, including HDMI input and output. The screen quality is amazing and many users will really appreciate the touch screen that works very well with Windows 10. The supplied mouse and keyboard are also very elegant and feel just like the PC itself, attention to detail was definitely paid here. I often replace the keyboard and mouse supplied with PC's and it was nice that I really don't think I'll need to do that in this case. If there were any downsides to the design of the PC it would simply be that HP could have made it easier for you to replace or expand the storage and memory. As is commonly the case with the All-In-One category of computers, you are giving up a little expandability here for the convenience of the fact that you do not need a tower sitting next to the monitor. Overall, we're so happy with this PC that I'm considering buying a second for the kids to use for homework. If you're looking for a powerful, elegant All-In-One PC then look no further, this one will definitely impress.

I exchanged my first HP all in one because it shut down and wouldn't power up within the 1st month of owning. Best Buy was good about exchanging it even though the 15day return policy was over. The second HP all in one is the same model and is doing the same thing, shuts down, but I manage somehow to get it working. I'd return the 2nd one but the 15day return policy is over & I don't think they would return it again. I've only had the 2nd computer for 1 month. I like the computer except for this issue of shutting down and hard to get it going again, if at all. I would not buy this again. Also, the external ports are all hard to connect your devices to.

The stand of this computer is made out of really solid aluminum, which is to be expected in a premium product. The back cover is made of plastic, it is a nice thick plastic that also looks good, but this overall product would have been that much better if the back cover was aluminum instead of plastic. The keyboard is quite nice and it is great for a desktop location where the keyboard is set in one place and does not need to be moved much. The keyboard might not be so good if hoping to ever place it on the lap to type this way, because the keyboard is weighted and is too heavy for a lap placed keyboard. The mouse is made well and has a unique top cover held in place by magnets. The mouse itself is not that great of a shape and is not optimal for ease of use, this is probably mostly because I am used to my favorite rechargeable mouse which is more ergonomic and easier to use. If I were not so fond of my own premium rechargeable mouse that I already owned, I am sure the HP mouse is ok for normal use. The power button is a low profile button which makes it kind of challenging to press, it is easiest to press it with the fingernail. A button that sticks out more would have been better and easier to press. It is not like the button is placed so that it is easy to accidentally press or something, in that case a low profile button would be better to avoid unwanted presses. The button is certainly not a deal breaker or anything, it is just kind of annoying to have to focus that much on pressing it just right in order to turn the computer on. The fabric on the bottom section which covers the speakers is a really odd choice, it almost has the appearance of strapping tape or something. It seems like a nicer quality and visually better looking fabric would have been a better choice for covering the speakers, especially on a premium computer. Even a shiny aluminum grill to cover the speakers would have been much better. I really like the thin rectangular power supply, it is quite nice. The Intel i7 processor and the 12 GB of memory makes this computer quite snappy. This computer is capable of handling the processing tasks that most people would need a home PC for. There is really no major complaints about anything on this computer, just noticeable details which would have made it a more premium computer. If you view the pictures attached to my review, you can see that I have my HP all I one computer placed on top of a thick plastic cutting board, which makes the whole computer much easier to adjust the positioning. Say for instance if it was ever necessary to turn the whole computer around to access the cables or plug in a new device, all that is necessary is to grab the corners of the cutting board and turn and the whole computer spins around, this is much easier than lifting the whole computer up in order to turn it around. I have this HP being used as a kitchen entertainment computer, it is sitting on the highest ledge in front of my kitchen countertops, so it can easily be viewed while I am standing in my kitchen. The Bang and Olufsen speakers sound quite good for built in speakers, they are plenty loud for most basic audio listening needs. There are more premium all in one computers on the market, but they also are more expansive, so this is definitely a good choice if you are looking for a nice all in one computer. I am rating this computer at 4 stars, if it had an aluminum back panel and a nicer cover for the speakers, I would have rated it at 5 stars. Overall I would suggest this HP all in one PC if you need a nice home computer which is easy to setup and use.

I've bought cheap or mid-range computers all my life, and this computer is truly at the next level and worth the $1200 price tag. With 2 daughters in high school, having a computer with all the bells and whistles is worth the investment. With an I7 processor and 12MB ram the computer is faster than any computer I've ever had and can run multiple applications with ease. Also, the all in one design saves a tremendous amount of desk space. The only possible downside is that the built-in speakers are not that loud, but with the purchase of a pair of Klipsch 200 watt speakers, problem solved! Buy this computer and you will likely never have to buy one again.

Let me start by saying that this is a beautiful computer. You can run this with just one cord (the power cord). The wireless mouse and wireless keyboard really cut down on clutter and they both work as flawlessly as if they had wired connections. The touchscreen is big and has a tilt feature. There are no visible buttons or inputs. All the inputs are either behind the screen or on the bottom edge of it. Bang and Olufsen speakers give this pc a pretty good sound, even without purchasing additional speakers. The FHD resolution provides stunning clarity. The glass panel does put off some glare however, but not a big deal. The seventh generation Intel i7 processor is nice and fast for just about any applications, however a dedicated graphics card would be nice to round out this computer's higher end specs. When playing the Civ VI video game, there is noticeable lag in the graphics processing. That is my only complaint about this pc. Unless you are a hardcore gamer, I think this computer would be great for just about anyone.

Let me just start by stating that this has got to have the best keyboard I have ever used on a PC. Now that that's out of the way... The HP Pavilion 27" Touch-Screen All-In-One is a dream. Starting off with "right out of the box, plug-and-play. No more spending your day connecting countess wires to a separate modem, monitor, keyboard and mouse. All of that is gone. Just unbox this lovely behemoth, plug in the Bluetooth adapter, batteries and monitor. Connect to your favorite IP and Zoom!!! That's it. With 12GB of memory and a 1TB hard drive. Bang! All touch-screen ready. HDMI in and out ports to plug in that game console and that second monitor ( If you wanna, of course). 3 extra USB ports in the back and a Ethernet port just in case you wanna get all wired up. ( Some people are into that kinda' thing All of that equates to a pretty sweet PC setup on the cheap. This works oh so well for me. There's a web cam up top , accessed by the swipe of a finger. A DVD drive is also on board. I would've loved a BLU-RAY drive, but it's totally forgivable with most of my movies on digital format anyway. Okay, let's talk about that gorgeous keyboard with 10 key. Yowsah!!! This little beauty makes me feel as if I'm typing on a laptop. It's so comfortable. Keep in mind, it is wireless. So put that baby in your lap a lean with it, if you'd like, and get your Blog on. (10 KEY!!! Just sayin'.) That 27" screen is so vibrant that it makes my games and movies look so good. I could literally stare at this screen all day. The mouse, as clean as it is , is still a mouse. It's silky smooth and does what it came to do. I have the Blizzard White edition ( Just Beautiful) Not to mention it takes up so little space. If you've got a child that needs to get that book report done, they're gonna love this thing. ( You should probably get 2 of these. It is completely wireless after all.) I think the only problem I can find with this PC, is the fact that it only has a DVD drive, but really, that's not a deal-breaker. Final verdict: I love this All-In-One. I can't not recommend this to anyone in need of a new home PC. So , there you have it. Go get it. Drop it in your cart and complete that transaction. You can thank me later.

Since 'All In Ones' are replacing dinosaur, desktop towers I was anxious to receive this unit to set up, load it up with software, and run it through my paces of home/office and family use. As I removed the components out of the box I was impressed with the modernistic design and the quality of build. There are only three hardware pieces of this attractive AIO in the box: * The thinly built computer/monitor housing displays a full HD, 1080, IPS, multi-touch screen, edge to edge glass, which sits on a sturdy, tilt stand for adjustable viewing. * Matching, designer looking, alkaline, battery-operated, wireless, full keyboard with an approximate, fixed, 20 degree angle tilt for more comfortable and ergonomic typing. Keyboard automatically shuts down when computer is turned 'OFF' saving battery life. * Matching, optical, wireless and alkaline, battery-operated mouse with 'ON'/'OFF' switch. * NOTE – A 120 V power cord is supplied along with the necessary AAA alkaline batteries, USB transceiver, and the 'Setup Instructions' with details and illustrations. However, I downloaded the full 'User Guide' for more details from the HP Support website. Installation and set-up of this HP AIO is simple and quick. It took approximately15 minutes to set-up the hardware out of the box, install the USB transceiver and batteries in the mouse and keyboard, power it up, and connect to my home, Wi-Fi network. Since my dual band router supports MU-MIMO I can take advantage of the 802.11ac, Wi-Fi standard built-in to this HP AIO. I won't be slowed down by data traffic jams when the Grand Kids are streaming a movie on the Internet or wifeypoo is using her phone, videoconferencing, or surfing the web at shopping sites on our Wi-Fi network. YooHoo! After two weeks of using this HP AIO the most impressive feature to me is the acceleration of loading my word processing, Photoshop, photo files, presentation, and spreadsheet programs and the sheer speed it allows me to multi-task back and forth between opened software. The combination of 12GB of system RAM with the Intel Optane memory boosting of the 1TB hard drive is amazing. When you first open a program on this HP AIO the launching speed may seem just a little bit faster then what you may have experienced on another computer. However, the Intel Optane memory cache accelerates your software or data launching speed each time you access the hard drive cutting seconds off until it reaches its optimum. This is one quick and fast computer. Intel's Optane memory is only supported by the 7th or 8th generation of Core i3, i5, i7, and, does not support two hard drives at the same time. So, I found out that the Optane memory does not boost or accelerate either of my external hard drives. Therefore, I am prioritizing my use of hard drive data storage to the HP AIO for optimum performance from all of my external hard drives. I love using this HP AIO every day, and, so does the rest of my family. The Grand Kids beg me to use it for their XBOX games when they are over because of its sheer speed, 27” size screen, and the 1080 resolution. The two front facing speakers are a plus since it directs the sound facing you, not on the back, or bottom, like most screen/monitors. It does not take a lot of space nor does it require additional cabling with the wireless mouse and keyboard. My wifeypoo has a Gajillan recipe files stored under various categories, and, is thrilled she can 'beam' them up so fast when she wants them. WooHoo! I may have to purchase one of these outstanding HP AIOs just for my family's use . . . . . Without listing all of the exact specifications, here are the characteristics I really like about this HP Pavilion 27” AIO: * DVD/CD – The 'burner' is back. Reader and writer +R/RW, -R/RW, and CD-R/RW. * Media Reader – SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards. * Bluetooth – 4.2 and wireless LAN 802.11a/b/g/n/ac with dual band 2.4GHz & 5.2GHz. * SSD – 16GB M.2 TLC – This is the Intel Optane Memory Drive. * Hard Drive - !TB with accelerated Intel Optane memory. * Web Cam – Has a privacy switch at top of screen housing. How cool is that? * Twin Front Facing Speakers – By Bang & Olufsen - realistic and full-bodied sound. * Additional Ports – 4 USB and 1 Type C port, 2 HDMI, Ethernet, and 1 headphone/mike jack. I am not a big fan of multi-touch screens, especially on a screen of this size, 27”. Do not like the greasy fingerprints all over the screen after some use. It takes away from the 1080 resolution and dulls the colors – just my opinion. The included, responsive optical mouse and Windows keyboard shortcuts is what I use instead of touching the screen. . . . . Woulda', shoulda', coulda', wisha' it had: * Backlighting on the wireless keyboard and adjustments instead of the fixed angle. * USB, Re-chargeable batteries for keyboard and mouse. * 4K Resolution instead of HD, 10 Point Multi-Touch screen. I highly recommend this HP AIO computer for home/office use. It has increased my productivity because it is exceptionally fast at launching programs, multi-tasking, and accessing data from my hard drive. It is also outstanding to stream movies over the Internet, play DVDs, or burn DVDs to this computer to watch later (with the Grand Kids). It is a great bargain at its price point for all of the included hardware and features. If you are a 'power-graphics-user', or big-time gamer, this is at least a $1,000 under your budget, and will not fulfill your needs. However, if you need a home/office computer with the latest technology and enough power and speed to keep you and your whole family happy – this is the one.

This is an excellent PC. I really like the appearance especially the white finish. The monitor housing, which contains the computer components, is very slim and the matching keyboard and mouse (wireless) are designed to the same high standard and work really well. One nice feature of this all-in-one is that it has a built-in camera for Skype, etc., something you rarely get with a desktop/monitor combination. The screen is large, very clear and still easily viewable off center. It is reflective, but that hasn’t proven to be a problem. One thing I really appreciate is that it has a hard drive activity LED (although it is located on the back). So many manufacturers are eliminating this feature which means it’s very difficult to determine when a computer appears to be dormant, whether it is upgrading the operating system, for example, or actually frozen. The monitor housing has USB ports and an SD card slot along the lower edge, which can be a little difficult to access. I would have preferred the SD card slot and one or two USB ports to be located on the left side of the housing. There are also USB ports and the power inlet on the back. The system is very quick, having a quad core i7 processor, and quiet with just a little fan noise. All in all, I am very pleased with this PC.

Giant screen & built in DVD/CD player. I prefer USBs located on side, rather than in the back. One is located under front panel, so a hub is an easy fix. Love being able to easily place multiple documents on the large screen.

Purchased this HP for home and business use. Love it. Monitor is crisp, PC is sleek and a clean modern look. Pretty fast processor and start-up.

Easy to set up. Large screen. Great price. Love it

This is the fist time that I've ever bought a computer and had absolutely no problem setting it up. I plug it in turned it on and "wow" it connected to my wifi in no time . Down loaded Windows operating system not a problem .Connected to my new wireless HP printer with no hassle , key board and mouse the same .In the past spent hours installing wireless devices . I was able to put it in the enter active voice mode and any questions I had asked were answered with clearity . Great buy. .

At Best Buy, we looked at all the options for touchscreen with large monitor. Wanted i7. The best option was this HP 27" All in One. Quiet. Large monitor allows us to work on multiple windows and spreadsheets at one time. Took it out of the box and was surprised that it installed in 5 minutes and ran. Great choice.

This computer is an amazing experience as it does everything I could want. Set up was a breeze and easy!! I would recommend it for the power and ease to anyone!!

This computer fits the bill for my new company. Great capacity and speed. I love how clean and modern looking this computer is. Piece of art. Other companies will be buying 1 after seeing mine.

This was a love-at-first-sight computer. I saw it on the floor at BB and it had everything I wanted - intel core i7, huge monitor, small keyboard and DVD/CD player. In fact, even though it is a touch screen, I like the feel of the keyboard so much I use that most of the time. I am not a computer whiz, but the set-up was very user-friendly. I was able to do it all without any Geek Squad help, right down to transferring the files off my old computer and a wireless printer/scanner. I highly recommend this computer. After trying almost every other brand of computer, I still would rank HP highest in reliability and ease of use.