💻 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 Review
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Description of 💻 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
The HP 15s-fq0067ur (3B3N8EA) 15.6 (39.6 cm) Laptop with ultra-thin bezels and long battery life keeps you productive and having fun wherever you are.
Pros
- successful execution
Cons
- The case's plastic flexibility bothered me.
Pros
- I appreciated the i5 2400 GHz processor's speed. memory of sixteen gigabytes. The weight is closer to medium than light. The picture quality is still fairly good even when seen at an angle, and the screen and viewing angles are excellent. Although I don't think the black depth is very excellent, the screen is still good.
Cons
- I don't notice any significant issues. The keyboard's backlight is one of the annoying small things. When there is no activity for 30 seconds, the key backlight will switch off. specified in the bios settings timeout for backlit keyboards: Never The buttons continue to malfunction in spite of this. I would prefer that there be a third USB port, and that it be on the right. After three months, I'm posting. lowered the product's rating due to the fading buttons. Even though it appears trivial, I'm still not used to it, and it irritates me. I have no idea how to keep the buttons' backlights on.
Pros
- The best balance of price, performance, and quality, no operating system pre-installed, and a great color.
Cons
- No LAN port
Pros
- Strong central processing unit. Simple, easy to conceal. Help with HP products. A good presentation. A pleasant typing experience.
Cons
- The cost of plastic is low. Is readily broken. The laptop itself has a tiny upward arch, seen just above the keyboard. It's thin and has few ventilation openings, so it's likely to heat up. The size of the touchpad is inadequate for modern use.
Pros
- 1. Pleasant, albeit plastic, case. Everything, with the exception of the mirrored HP logo, is resistant to getting dirty. 2. Being extremely lightweight. 3. The screen is large and bright, and it reproduces colors accurately; the image looks great from a variety of perspectives. 4. A loud and distinct sound. 5. The processor is incredibly (extremely!) quick for the price. 6. You can install Windows 11 without any concerns, and it will perform flawlessly for you. 7. This is a fantastic battery; it's fantastic. About seven to eight hours of uninterrupted use in the "browser, Office, video, settings, and Telegram" mode is possible before the device needs to be recharged. So let's look at a more significant illustration. After I had finished installing Windows 10, I sat down to configure and install everything that an adult requires in order to perform office work in the 21st century in a manner that is both comfortable and efficient; the battery level was 58% at the time. Time: it is approximately six o'clock in the evening at this point. I downloaded Kaspersky, installed it, set it to do everything it could, began a complete scan of the system for viruses, and simultaneously configured Windows 11 to start up from the companion program. All of the programs were installed, and the necessary configurations were made. When the check for viruses on the system was finally finished, the value was (pay heed!) -13%. It was getting close to midnight when I looked at the clock. This is the final stage! 8. An SSD is quick; there is nothing more to say about it; a cold start takes 4-5 seconds; immediately after launching on Windows 11, any program works immediately, without additional loads and sagging.
Cons
- 1. The keyboard is not the most comfortable I've ever used (in addition to this model, I also use the Dell Inspiron 7567 and the Logitech K380 wireless keyboard; therefore, it was unusual here that my fingers didn't hit many keys the first time; the "e" was particularly problematic). 2. The keyboard does not have a backlighting feature. For me personally, this isn't a huge loss, but for many others, it holds a lot of significance. 3. A limited amount of permanent memory right out of the box (I'm talking about SSD), but the reason for this is understandable given the ridiculously low price of the product. Yeah, you may replace it. 4. There are no drivers included by default! Even WiFi! What is this, exactly? Fortunately, I was aware of the situation in advance, and I saved everything to a USB flash drive; but, what about others who are ignorant? 5. TPM 2.0 does not have its default setting enabled. 6. In the first few days of using a laptop, you will find that a TON of system ates and drivers directly from HP are waiting for you. I have never worked with a computer where I received so many essential and optional system ates that were labeled as HP Driver. 7. The download speed on Wi-Fi is extremely slow due to a problem that I am not aware of, and there is something wrong with it (Opera GX browser). 8. The front camera is not the best, and I haven't had the time to test how it interacts with the background in Zoom (my friends have had problems even with modern Asus), but I believe it will be sufficient for video conferencing. 9. The case bends when there is a lot of force applied to it, and the area of the laptop that is in the fold zone between the screen and the keyboard gets extremely hot when there is a lot of work being done on it.
Pros
- Price\sPerformance\sgood matrix\slegs
Cons
- Case and keyboard both painted, as well as a cooler whistle. The HP website does not provide any dryers. No LAN port.
