HP 17.3-inch Laptop, 11th Generation Intel Core i5-1135G7, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, Windows 11 Home (17.3-cn0026nr,Natural Silver)

Not sure why anyone thought this is a touchscreen. Nowhere does it mention it. Take a look under "Product Guides and Documents", which you can find just above the review section. There you will see is a highlighted link to the "SPECIFICATION SHEET (PDF)". Click on that, and it will tell you even more detail about this machine than what is already outlined in the product description. And because of that, I wont rehash all what this has. But look for that link so you can decide if it has what you need!!!For those saying that this does not have a finger print ID? YES IT DOES. Search for it in your settings. IT IS A SETTING that you must set up. Hit the magnifying glass icon, then type in "fingerprint sign-in". Follow instructions. Can also set for using a PIN, which I do.Overall, it is a good basic laptop. Enough memory to load some photos and videos, plenty of processing power for a lot of basic uses: watching video, email, internet browsing, low end games. Likely good for most school needs, and some office needs. I haven't pushed it to the max because my needs are fairly low end. I have a separate high end desktop for true gaming needs, and for mega storage. Cant blame a machine for not doing what you want if you dont know anything about it to start. Learn what 8 gb ram is and what 512 gb ssd can do for you, and know what your needs are. Work up, or down from there. This seemed to be the sweet spot for my casual needs.It runs smoothly, quietly, and cool. Battery lasts a long while, which is nice for on the go use. Your experience may vary. Depends on what you are doing, your settings, etc.Very responsive, though like I said I havent put it through the paces.Even Microsoft Edge is blazing quick and easy to use. I had it on my last laptop (half the memory and processing) and it was all I could run. I figured I would be switching to firefox, but I keep using Edge without issue.Responsive touchpad, though since I prefer using a mouse I turned off the touchpad.Optional backlit keyboard. Can turn on or off, or up at any time with press of buttonQuickly boots up, good instant connectivitySpeakers are fine. Crisp. They are perfectly good, and offer some mild range. They dont make my ears bleed when I watch a music video.ONLY thing I have experienced that has been bothersome is that sometimes my "m" key doesnt register. I will be typing along, and the letter m did not actually type. However, it is hit and miss, and it might be a matter of how I am sitting or something. I havent had the experience while writing this review. Unless you notice missing m's that I didnt.I' pleased. So far so good. I am giving it 5 stars (4.5 if we could do half ratings), and am giving it that for the CLASS of laptop, and that it is what the product description says it is. Minor annoyances regarding anti virus, updates, microsoft stuff is typical across computers. All in all, it is what I expected, nothing negative that I can think of, and if I experience anything else worth sharing--good, bad, or otherwise-- I will do so. I keep up with my reviews. I am an avid reviewer and aim to be helpful as much as possible.

Hello Everybody,I bought this computer a week ago. To get things started on a scale 1 to 10 oncomputer literacy, I'm about a low 5. My last and first LP was a HP which cost 950.00dollars and for 10 years, I was on it every day. I basely wore it out and it was a goodone. That's the main reason I bought a HP LP this time. This new computer is great.It's fast and has a lighted keyboard, which is great. I paid around 600.00 dollars for it.I didn't know how out of date my old LP was till I got this new one. I love this new LPbut I also like onions, so to each his own. I can't say nothing bad about this HP LP.For the money, I think it's top notch. I would recommend to anyone and would buy again.I hope this helps someone, so I'm signing off now. Happy Motoring Lowell Brooks

We thought it had a touchscreen but it didn’t. Glad it has lit keyboard. We got the silver color. The white letters on the keys are hard to see. Otherwise no complaints. It was a good price.

The media could not be loaded. The 11th Generation Intel Core i5-1135G7 processor ensures smooth and responsive performance for everyday computing tasks, multitasking, and light to moderate productivity workloads. Whether you're browsing the web, streaming multimedia content, or working on documents, this laptop delivers reliable performance. The Intel Iris Xe Graphics offers improved integrated graphics performance compared to previous generations, making it suitable for casual gaming, photo and video editing, and multimedia consumption. While it may not rival dedicated graphics cards, it provides a noticeable improvement in graphics performance for integrated graphics. The spacious 17.3-inch display provides an immersive viewing experience with crisp visuals and vibrant colors. Whether you're watching movies, editing photos, or working on spreadsheets, the large screen size enhances productivity and entertainment. The HP laptop features a sleek and modern design, with a slim profile that makes it portable enough to take on the go. The build quality is sturdy, ensuring durability for daily use. With a variety of ports including USB Type-C, USB Type-A, HDMI, and more, this laptop offers versatile connectivity options for connecting external devices and peripherals. While specific battery life may vary depending on usage, the laptop is designed to provide decent battery life for all-day productivity and entertainment on the go. The HP 17.3-inch laptop with 11th Generation Intel Core i5 processor and Intel Iris Xe Graphics offers a compelling combination of performance, graphics capabilities, and a spacious display. Whether you're a student, professional, or casual user, this laptop provides the power and versatility to meet your computing needs.

I chose this laptop for my 76y/o mom, who is not tech savvy. Her old laptop only had 2g ram and 24g hard drive — antiquated! She likes to watch YouTube videos, look at FB, and search Bible information.This laptop can do so much more if needed. For the price you can’t beat it. I think it could support MS Office Suite just fine and possibly even Quickbooks.I wouldn’t try gaming or heavy graphic editing software such at Adobe Photoshop or their Creative Cloud. I believe it would get bogged down.All in all a good laptop.

Bought for my wife. Fast and easy to use. She loves it.

Keyboard is hard to see.otherwise laptop works well