Review on 💻 HP 15s-fq067ur 15.6" Laptop, 1920x1080, Intel Pentium Silver N5030 1.1 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Intel UHD Graphics 605, Windows 10 Home, Griffin Grey by Edyta widerska ᠌

What you see here: I typed in Word and did a small bit of work in the web, and I only consumed 7% of the food in two hours. Got pros: - Processor i5 as opposed to processor i3 (an error in the description, even on the official website). As compared to other laptops, this one offers the best price-to-performance ratio thanks to the fact that it costs the same as the i3 model. - The 10th generation Ice Lake processor has minimal heat dissipation and power consumption in comparison to AMD's competitors (google ryzen vs. ice lake power consumption testing on English sites; AMD's power consumption is 25%-40% greater, especially when it's idle). - A low amount of consumed electricity. - Light. - Convenient touchpad. - Comfortable and attractive. Material that has a pleasant feel to the touch. Having certain negative aspects - Loud fan. When the wire is attached, the device is always operational (it seems due to disabling the battery saving mode). A hum can be heard when the load is at its maximum. - Screen viewing angles. It is very evident that 4 GB of Memory is insufficient. The currently running instance of Visual Studio is using up all of the available RAM. However, because the page file is stored on the M.2 SSD, this is not particularly evident for programs that place a low demand on the available RAM.