Review on 15.6" Laptop HP Envy 15-bp100 x360 (1920x1080, Intel Core i7 1.8 GHz, RAM 12 GB, SSD 256 GB, HDD 1000 GB, GeForce MX150, Win10 Home) by Anastazja Lenarcik ᠌

The biggest drawback of this model is the unpredictability of the assembly. I changed the laptop twice, both times the service center confirmed the factory defect. This is revealed in the form of huge lights on the screen, which are visible in the dark, especially on a black background. I also once came across a model with a curved screen hinge. There was a model with a dent on the back of the screen. Unfortunately, I did not manage to find a normal assembly, so I safely returned the money and refused to buy this model at all. The store chalked it up to the manufacturer's dishonesty. HDD crackles are heard, but it is not so easy to disassemble and unscrew it. Drivers only for windows 10 at least 1703, earlier versions cannot be installed. The factory distribution of the system weighs about 20 GB, although the usual one from Microsoft is only 3. One can only guess how much unnecessary rubbish HP stuffed into it. So the first step is to demolish the system and install your own, but this is not a significant drawback. Anyone who plans to buy this model bp105-ur, be vigilant. If there is an opportunity in the store to turn off the lights, or go into a dark room, be sure to do it. Turn on the black color on the desktop, and check for light. They shouldn't be. If there are happy owners of a good assembly without flashes, please post photos and write the store where you purchased it.