HP 15.6-inch HD Laptop, AMD Ryzen 3 3200U Processor, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Windows 10 Home (15-ef0021nr, Natural Silver)

I am satisfied with my purchase

Great product, perfect for work or college

The computer sets up fast and easy and seems to work well, but the display is pretty terrible. Its kinda grainy with a poor refresh rate and poor contrast. Its fine for video conferencing and general work. I wouldnt game on it and video play is marginal.

Works great so far.

the laptop looks very nice, its lightweight and does the job if you are a students that just needs it for school and your online classes. I love it so far

For the price point you really can not argue. A couple of things that COULD be a bit better, fans tend to be a little loud, screen quality is not great, and the keyboard is not back lit. However it runs most programs, multitasks web pages and even plays a few older games okay.

Still trying to get it to connect to the internet. Windows does not find the network adapter. And since it is not under warranty, HP wants to charge to support it.

Its a nice entry level laptop and is budget friendly much better than a chromebook or similar device for just a bit more money. It handles all basic office/school duties and can even play some games its not gonna run AAA titles but older games that dont demand alot of graphics juice. Minecraft, roblox etc run nicely one it.

To be honest, my brother suggested this laptop since my previous one died. I like it because it serves its purpose. I dont know much else about computers. The only trouble I do have with this laptop is keeping the screen focused so that the vibrancy and/or brightness is consistent. The brightness changes constantly with the lighting in the room. I hope this helps.

After 2 weeks of having it i can say you get what u paid for, literally you must carry its battery everywhere since it runs low pretty quickly after a full charge. the screen isn’t very bright but its ok. The keyboard is a bit challenging to get used it to since it ain’t backlit and its numeric keypad is an unnecessary addition which makes the whole keyboard very confusing to get your finger familiarized ( specially transitioning from a mac’s keyboard style) The whole laptop bodys material feels a bit cheap plastic but lightweight overall. it might not have an intel processor but its still capable of carrying out simple basic-multimedia tasks and school stuff.. the fan might get a bit loud during a prolonged period while running basic apps ( like itunes) but so far so good