💻 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 Review

If you're looking for a gaming laptop then this one is awesome. Unlike other big, bulky gaming laptops, this one is thin, sleek, and very light. Perhaps the display bezel could be a bit more massive, but if you handle your devices with enough care, that shouldn't be a problem. The AMD processor is very fast. The display is bright and responsive (144 Hz). The price of this device is also great. If you're considering this laptop on your list of potential slots, don't hesitate. You will not be…

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…

I bought the exact same model when it went for $1350. It comes with two SSD heatsinks and HP OEM RAM. However. The device I received had a missing heatsink and lower SSD performance. The RAM was also closed and I have no idea if it belongs to HP. The SSD I got with my previous device (from Bestbuy) was an SK Hynix SSD, which had faster read/write speeds than the one that came with my device. Is this the seller's fault? Replacing internal components with less powerful solid state drives? and get

Great laptop that exceeded my needs without breaking the bank. Fast loading and very responsive. Like most AMD processors, it handles multitasking quite well. The only "downside" is the charger, it's bulky and the touchpad is a little more responsive so you just swipe it and it opens or selects something. But it is okay. The keyboard is quiet, which is what I wanted. I have a mechanical Razer and wanted something that wouldn't wake the dead. The screen is fairly bright and clear, I did notice…

In general, a very good laptop. The display looks very smooth and crisp, and the design of this year's Omen is great and not too "aggressive" compared to many other gaming laptops. It's relatively light and has enough ports for every need. In addition, the keyboard is very comfortable to use, and the material of the laptop seems to be of good quality (the screen flexes a little, but the keyboard and the "body" of the laptop are quite sturdy). There's not much to say about performance either…