Review on 15.6" Laptop HP 15s-fq071ur 1920x1080, Intel Celeron N4020 1.1 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 128 GB, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 3B3P2EA, indigo blue by Momchil Borisov ᠌

- A cooling system that, to be perfectly honest with you, is not satisfying for me. Naturally, this may not be a major concern for many people; nonetheless, it is highly doubtful that you will be able to get a good night's sleep if you have a functional laptop in your bedroom at night, especially if something is running on it or someone is sitting at the keyboard. It would appear that a supertech 10-nm process's potential for high energy efficiency is through the roof. and at the height of 90+ degrees Celsius on cores with throttling set on (for a couple of seconds), this is not the case of course. Also, I would say that the noise-whistling of this turbine is pretty powerful and not especially comfortable, with the sound being rather "Sh" rather than "Sh." - If you are not familiar with some details, you will not be able to install Windu on this laptop straight away. - There is a possibility that the Ethernet RJ-45 and Thunderbolt4 ports are missing (the Thunderbolt4 port is implemented in the processor, but the case does not have it). - Neither the laptop nor any other devices can be charged using the USB port (there is no Power Delivery or QC). - The "half" up/down buttons aren't a favorite of mine personally. - The screen is obviously not capable of displaying 100% of the color spectrum, and some colors may appear washed out as a result. - The BIOS appears to be, to put it gently, out of date, although this is more of a nitpicking issue because it is still capable of performing its duty.