Review on 14" Laptop HP Pavilion 14-dv0041ur 1920x1080, Intel Core i3 1115G4 3 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 256 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 10 Home, 2X2Q0EA, Natural Silver by Agata Kulesza ᠌

I spent close to two months researching and deciding on a portable and reasonably priced laptop (up to forty thousand), during which time I watched live streams and read customer evaluations. Following multiple passes through the screening process, there were only three models left: the HP Pavilion 14-dv0030ur, the Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14IIL05, and the Asus Vivobook 14 K413JA. In general, the screens in recent batches have been getting worse, and on top of that, Lenovo solders the memory. There are a lot of problems with the screen that are associated with Lenovo laptops. Even if the RAM is soldered and more expensive, Asus is a reliable brand. Only a tiny number of reviews and, more generally, a relatively poor attitude towards the laptops made by this company in numerous retailers and on forums caused HP to be embarrassed. As a consequence of this, I decided after rereading the reviews that were posted on, and I must say that up to this point, I am really pleased with my selection. To put things in perspective, I paid 37,000 Hong Kong dollars for it when I purchased it there. The one criticism that I share with them is that the color scheme of the keyboard is a failure; nevertheless, after a day of usage, I was able to adjust to it, and the most important thing is that the keyboard has fantastic tactile sensations. The brightness of the screen, which a lot of people find to be annoying, is just right for me. The performance of the most recent generation of Core i3 for office duties is also very enough, and for tasks that require a lot of resources, there is a stationary computer available. Many thanks to Alexander D., whose review was on this page earlier and was a major factor in my decision to purchase;)