Review on 14" Notebook HP 14s-fq0024ur 1920x1080, AMD Athlon Silver 3050U 2.3 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 256 GB, AMD Radeon Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 22M92EA, black by Kiril Panajotov ᠌

As you probably already gathered from looking at the list of pros and cons, the evaluation of this laptop is based primarily on the experience of a typical user who purchased a laptop, used it, and then made observations about what he found. it does not evaluate the functionality of the hardware, among other things. I consider the laptop to be a work machine that may be used daily. NOT FOR GAMES. Despite this, I believe he will play even the most basic games with a level head. When taking into consideration the user-friendliness, ergonomics, applicability, the possibility for long-term usage, and the amount of stuffing, it should not receive a rating higher than 3.5 overall. However, when you consider the amount at which I purchased it, this rating automatically becomes a five with a minus sign))) mainly due to the fact that such a filling cannot be purchased for that type of money nowadays. And course, the physical body should bear some of the burden, but the computer is quite astute. It did not come preinstalled with an operating system. -The screen brightness adjustment no longer functions properly after the installation of 10ki. It can be fixed by installing firewood from the HP offsite site (out of 4 for graphics, choose the first one); the indicator light for the sound off button that wasn't working prior to installing firewood for sound from the same off site starts functioning again after performing this step. You can also use first. It was no longer necessary to install any more firewood. During the course of the operation, there may be further complications. Now let's talk about the most important part for me. This is the touchpad's blowback, and it may be quite annoying. There are no words to describe how much it freezes. After the warranty term has expired, I will enter the machine and do the necessary repairs. Despite the fact that there are not any seals at all, you can now. On the other hand, I have a fear of something that will definitely take flight. The only way to eliminate the backlash is by mechanical adjustment. 1) The nuts and bolts aren't screwed in all the way there. 2) You will need to bend the metal antennae that are supporting the touchpad pad. Taking it in under warranty seems like it would be a waste of time to me. since this isn't a problem with my version, but rather a "factory defect" that affects all of the models. I ended up purchasing two of these computers, both of which had the same issues. Yes, and some of the evaluations I've read have also included complaints from customers. Despite the fact that I like to use only touch, this laptop does not require the usage of a mouse. 2) It can do several functions and offers a greater variety of control possibilities than a mouse. Despite this, I went ahead and purchased an HP Z3700 mouse as well. + on the keyboard with an Ali silicone case. Its noise level has decreased, and there is less concern that it will become obstructed by crumbs and dust now that it is less audible.