Review on HP FHD Touchscreen Quad Core I7 1065G7 by Ba Li ᠌

The computer isn't terrible, and its dual use as an office tool and media player works out very well for the price. With all of its perks. Very potent in relation to its cost. And most crucially, in general, what they took him for, with a good screen, one of the best in its segment, he was taken for. I shared it with my wife through Google Docs and YouTube, and she thinks it will work just fine. Then after I put 16 gigabytes of RAM to it, it got quite nice; you don't have to bother about how many tabs are open in the browser anymore. The sound is also quite good for the price, far better than the sound on my Dell which cost fifty thousand. It does not get really hot, you can keep it on your knees. Having this drawback: The piece of iron's poor build quality is the primary deficiency that it possesses. Everything groans and backlashes, and one of the buttons slid off the keyboard because the installation was done incorrectly. Yet, he resolved the issue on his own. To open it is not only very difficult but also dangerous because everything is secured by tight plastic latches, and it is very scary to break them off. This makes opening it a very inconvenient and dangerous process. The battery is not very good; it can hardly last for three hours when using Skype (less than 20% of its capacity is left). There are not many USB ports; nevertheless, a couple more of them would not be a bad idea, and there are plenty of places on the sides to plug them in. Integrated microphone quality is poor.