HP Portable Laptop, Student and Business, 14″ HD Display, Intel Quad-Core N4120, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 64GB eMMC, 1 Year Office 365, Webcam, RJ-45, HDMI, Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Home, Silver

Great computer
This is my second time buying this computer. I dropped the first one on its head and broke it in half. It was my fault and not an issue with the computer itself. If you drop it from a table height when it is open, it WILL Break. I went looking for a new one and found this one at a great price. The pink caught my eye and is pretty in person. Great size and weight for taking to work. A few things to note: in certain light, the keys are hard to see. I solved this by adding a silicone key cover and it worked beautifully. Secondly, computer this does not come with a SD card slot. I didn’t know that when I bought it (again my fault) it was an easy solve and definitely cheaper than my broken that came with a SD card slot.

Do not buy the pink version
High contrast is an element that’s important for working efficiently on your computer while not straining to see. The best contrast on your keyboard is a black background on the keys, with white characters, or arguably, vice-versa. With high contrast, we easily see the keys we need and can work painlessly.I bought this computer in the pink color as that was the only one available for next-day shipping. I’d never owned a computer in anything but black/white/gray, so it didn’t even occur to me that the contrast could be a problem with this model. Surely you can trust the computer companies to take care of things like this, right? It’s such a simple thing, and so easy and cheap to take care of. Make the characters darker, or the keys lighter, or to be sure, do both!Wrong. This pink nightmare is as low-contrast as you get. Mauve keys are matched with gray letters, numbers, and symbols. When you sit up straight to type, the right side of the keyboard virtually vanishes. It’s almost impossible to type when the keys seem blank. If you stick your face right above the keys, and sit hunched over, it’s fine – you can see all the keys. That’s not a good way to type!After chatting at length with hp, it came down to it’s my problem and I’ll have to buy a new skin for the keyboard. Anyone with one brain cell would be able to see the problems with this keyboard, but instead of fixing it, they shove the problem off onto consumers who were foolish enough to buy an HP product. Great customer service, HP!I bought this computer as a temporary laptop to use as my other computer is dying. I need something to use while I research what to get for my next, more powerful, computer. HP could have gained a new, loyal customer. Instead they’ve lost me for life over a cheap, poorly-designed laptop.I was going to leave all my typos in so you could see how hard it is to type blind. But I figured Amazon wouldn’t publish something almost unreadable.Please don’t buy this computer. Bye-bye HP.

Update is slow computer is fine
Made the purchase to learn coding and start online college and based off plugging it in and sitting at the library my experience is that is will be entirely too slow to be able to handle anything I need it to. For something refurbished it is of excellent quality not a single scratch on the device all the keys work. I sure hope this thing isn’t a dud like all the other one star reviews say that this thing crashes and burns after 9 m to 1 year. If so this computer shouldn’t even be marketed. Downloaded python app fairly easily so I have high hopes.

Gets the job done
Speakers don’t work. And didn’t come with the Microsoft subscription as advertised in the description. But it powers on and only has a 57gb c drive which 24 was instantly used on boot up.

Excellent comme outil de travail au bureau.

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