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

As you may have already deduced from the mentioned pluses and minuses, the majority of the reviewers for this laptop were regular consumers who just purchased a laptop, used it, and noted their observations. it does not evaluate the functionality and hardware, etc. I consider the laptop to be a daily work tool. NOT FIT FOR GAMES. However, I anticipate that he'll play some easy tricks calmly. It is only deserving of an overall grade of 3.5 after considering its use, ergonomics, usefulness, durability potential, and stuffing. However, when you include in the money I paid for it, this rating immediately becomes 5 with minuses))). Because such a filling is no longer available for that type of money. And yes, the body should endure some discomfort, but the computer is intelligent. It didn't have an OS when it was first opened. -The screen brightness adjustment no longer functions after installing 10ki. The issue is resolved by installing firewood from the HP offsite site (out of 4 for graphics, choose the first one); after doing so, the indicator for the non-functioning sound off button begins to function. also add first. There was no need to add extra firewood. Maybe something more may come up while things are running. The primary problem for me is now. This is the touchpad's backlash and rattling. Just how much it freezes is beyond words. I'll wait till the warranty has expired before going inside to do the necessary repairs. Despite the fact that there aren't any seals, you can now. But I'm wary about anything that has a high likelihood of taking off. And only mechanical adjustment can eliminate backlash. 1) The bolts there are not properly tightened 2) The touchpad pad's metal support antennas must be twisted. Why would you want to use the warranty? I don't understand. as this is a "factory defect" that affects all models, not just mine version. Exactly the same symptoms plagued both of the computers I purchased. Yes, and I've also seen complaints in the reviews I've read. This laptop does not require a mouse, despite the fact that I like to use just my fingers. 2) It has more control choices and is more versatile than a mouse. But I did also get an HP Z3700 mouse. + includes Ali silicone keyboard case. Its roar has subsided, and it's no longer ominous that dust and food particles may jam it up.