Review on HP 14 inch HD Laptop with Ryzen 3, 16GB RAM, 1TB HDD - Business & Student-friendly by Anastazja Olejnik ᠌

Despite all its flaws, at the money I paid for it (about $45,000), it is the only piece of hardware of its kind, and the browser is not noisy. If you locate it for 45, you can get it even when there are already more intriguing alternatives for ones that cost more money. some advantages I used the 5700u Nimble version. Quick SSD and a strong CPU make everything move quickly. works for five to six hours a day. It won't work for color correcting, however the matte IPS panel is adequate for my eyes. all required connectors, including USB, HDMI, and an SD card reader, are present. Backlit keyboard, reliable fingerprint scanner, and a good camera for video calls. several negatives: strangled proc The percentage and the video card were choked by HP, as usual. Even though the laptop operates in a quiet 25w mode and the cooling system is capable, after 1–5 minutes the consumption abruptly drops to 15w. This problem has not yet been resolved, and I believe it will not be resolved. awful, outdated BIOS (again hello to HP office) In terms of performance, this laptop is fine on paper, but HP would not be HP if it had not ruined its own product with its software. I even launched Days Gone, a Rainbow, and everything worked as expected. However, as soon as the power sags, it becomes less comfortable to play (though still possible). The Deshman casing that was scratched during the first week, felt like a toy yet was matte and lovely to the touch. You can utilize the average keyboard, which is comparable to Lenovo's moon-like keyboard. If you truly need it, the touchpad is also just very average; nonetheless, the mouse is more practical.