🖥️ HP Pavilion 18-5010 18.5-inch All-in-One Desktop (Discontinued) - Find Best Deals & Reviews Review

Works very well as a family computer that I installed in the living room. The screen is quite large but also thin so it doesn't take up much space on the coffee table.

I bought this computer for my granddaughter to use at home for school. Other than that, I wasn't looking for a high-performance desktop or laptop. The space where it will be installed is limited, so it had to be compact. This all-in-one is perfect for a small desktop while still maintaining a good screen size. The AMD processor is ideal for basic computing tasks. It easily launches educational programs. Plays movie discs (except Blu-ray) with ease. Works seamlessly on the web and plays…

Basic computer, glad I got the deal! Not everything is as fast, comparable to a cheap laptop. You can speed it up a bit with a pluggable USB device with a Windows feature that does this. Looks nice. Don't forget to run updates when connected and it will work better. Hey, what do you expect from a new all-in-one PC for around $200 (it costs around $400 nothing!)

The computer is easy to set up and start, you just plug it in and the computer does the rest for you. The screen is a great size for the small office we have in our apartment and perfect for school work and the hobbies my husband and I have. The keyboard is cheap and only works when it wants to, sometimes you have to double-tap. keys or really break them to make it work. Same goes for the mouse, cheap cheap cheap. You think that when you spend that much money on a computer, you get better…

Perfect value for light tasks, especially when you rely on computing power elsewhere, such as when using a VPN or virtual desktop. Like the form factor. Runs very fast. Sound and camera are good enough. But the processor and RAM provided is barely enough for even modern web browsing - you won't even have the patience to download Gmail, no matter how fast your internet connection is. And be careful: RAM can be upgraded, but not in the way you are used to. The RAM slots on the motherboard are…