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 Anastazja Pluta ᠌

The brightness and volume controls are conveniently located on the keyboard and may be used without depressing the fn key. I am pleased with everything so far. Pros: Mild, lean, and potent. It takes 10–15 seconds to load and 3–5 seconds to power down. For its usefulness in its intended purpose, I purchased it. Before that, there was Lenovo's Celeron processor, which slowed down visuals. It just takes five seconds from the time you hit a button in the audio editor for the resulting change in sound to take effect. If it's a fader instead of a button, smooth operation was also usually out of the question. The new laptop is lightning fast, so that's all in the past now. However the video card prevents newer games from being pulled. My expert friend who helped me make the decision warned me about this. Not only have I not played the game, but I see no reason to. It's a loud noise, too. Create a shortcut to your sound card's parameter control on the taskbar and access it with a single click instead of digging around in the settings menu. Disadvantages: Discharges quicker than I anticipated, but charges rapidly. (I didn't keep track, but it wasn't even close to five hours.) They say that a gradual and steady charge is the best. And it produces some noise, though presumably not always when performing resource-intensive tasks. A price must be paid for authority, however. A side issue.