Review on HP FHD Touchscreen Quad Core I7 1065G7 by Anastazja Kocioek ᠌

First and foremost, the best value for the money, I purchased a 15.6-inch model with 256 GB ssd from Amazon for $30,990. What can I say, I'm pleased. Listed below are some advantages: -screen - i5 1035g1-level performance (although you should really spring for the additional cash and get the ryzen 5 5500u instead). Power source (well, for such a price it will do). The battery life is 2–3 hours if you use it for heavy duty apps, and it's 5–7 hours if you use it for web browsing. Typing on a keyboard (sorry not backlit) Wi-Fi 6 is a wonder in terms of both size and performance. Has some downsides: you need to stock up on a flash drive with drivers from HP's official website; I had to buy a hub adapter for the ethernet port (it's not here, because they wanted to make the laptop slimmer); and the visual RAM is oddly split into 512 MB rather than just 2 GB. In any case, it's fine. It's unfortunate that it uses RAM, but we'll leave it out; similarly, it's unfortunate that the bolts are covered up by tape; nonetheless, these are minor quibbles.