Review on 💻 HP OMEN Gaming Laptop 15.6", AMD Ryzen 7 4800H, 16GB DDR4 3200MHz, 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10 Home by Everald Mendez

Bought for 1400 in early October, a week later (right after the return policy expired) it started to have occasional crashes that occur even if nothing about it works Computer. I thought at first it was steam or the programming site I used to check for C++ crashes but now in March I find out via event viewer when I first booted the laptop on 3/10/20 it had the critical ones Kernel errors 2 and 41 (usually meaning bad PSU) which means they never tested the laptop before shipping and may have owned it so the PSU has serious problems and destroys the computer. If you are planning to buy such a laptop, choose one of the Asus laptops or something like that. . It was by far the worst purchase I've ever made. HP will not support their product and now I am stuck with a laptop that will most likely fail before May and according to HP it has nothing to do with them as the return policy has expired ie 7 days after purchase. Hp literally kept telling me it was my fault for not knowing beforehand that he had power issues. So now I have a really expensive paperweight and really can't afford another laptop like this, so thanks to HP for making it as complicated as possible.