Best HP Laptops

Great laptop – I purchased this laptop nine months ago and it ticks all the boxes for me. It can perform all the tasks I need it for, has good graphics, good sound… Read more

and 8 hours to a charge. There is ample storage capacity and cloud storage too. It is fast to start up and easy to use. I have just bought another one for my teenager for school as they are BYOD compatible. This laptop is lightweight and not bulky, just what it's supposed to be. I would recommend it.

I bought this HP Ryzen 5 laptop for $587 on 17 January after comparing many stores. Collected it next day, and the price jumped to $639. Excellent value and perfect for my study needs.

Good high quality Chromebook – The sound and picture on YouTube very clear especially on my Sennheiser headphones. Quick website searching and email addresses automatically show up… Read more

whenever I use Gmail. I never have to use the at sign on the keyboard even if there is " instead I would not waste my time complaining about it because of the automatic email addresses in Gmail. Quiet fanless laptop.

I recently purchased this 2 in 1 folding laptop to replace both my tablet and laptop. I chose the 16-inch screen model with Core Ultra 7 chip and… Read more

32GB DDR5 RAM. To date, it has proved to be reliable with a decent battery life. As I only use for a few hours a day, I manage to get 3-4 days use before recharging. The hinged/folding mechanism works well for me when I'm using it while sitting up in bed. It runs my MS365 apps and daily tasks with ease.

Audio does not work 90% of the time . have spent countless hours on the phone over several months with HP support (who don't speak English) . Promise… Read more

me it is now working , but next time I switch it on , the audio has gone again . Now they won't communicate with me .

HP Computer is a very arrogant, irresponsible, and ignorant company that is rude, racist, and ignores complaints without any response. It is a very… Read more

immoral company that sells defective products and still stands by them. I purchased this product, 'hp zbook firefly 14inch g11 a' model directly through hp.com, so I purchased a genuine product through proper methods and procedures. This product repeatedly brightens and darkens the screen every 3-5 seconds irregularly. It is as if sea water is constantly coming in and out, and it is so clear, very noticeable and vivid that it is very stressful for the eyes. There is no way they didn't know about this defective product during the final inspection. Nevertheless, I think they may have chosen someone who is Asian and old like me. I have a reasonable suspicion that they waited for someone like me to get caught in order to avoid the loss of discarding a defective product that should have been discarded. They are shameless. I have strongly complained, but there has been no response for more than 1 month now. Products from bad company HP deserve consumers' attention. * Product is purchased on 10/04/2025 from hp.com

Disappointed. Seek for something else – From a laptop which was 3.3K + 0.7K upgrades I was expecting much more. Fingerprint scanner doesn't work in Ubuntu. NVidia drivers for extra… Read more

expensive card also doesn't work correctly in Ubuntu & Fedora. On Windows it does shows spam and says "Have you checked your warranty?", then it proposes you to purchase additional warranty. What a joke? I do not wanna see this upsell after I paid 4K. This is the last laptop HP and the last Windows laptop I bought. @HP Each time I see this upsell will be writing similar review

Parts fail after short period of time. Cant believe how poor the replacement parts quality is. DISGUSTING! – I purchased a HP ENVY x360 - 15-bp108tx from Harvey Norman in 2018. it costed me just shy of $3000 as it was the top of the range notebook at the… Read more

time. Within the first 12 months the rubber strip at the bottom of the laptop started coming off and last year as I opened the screen as I always do I heard a crack, when I looked at the computer screen, the back cover of the screen had come away from the touch screen itself. I took it to a computer repair shop close to home because they were able to do it with only a day of down time compared to HP which is 5-7 days turn around. The computer repair shop told me that this was a manufacturing defect and it was quite a common fault with these HP notebooks . I spent $325.50 to have this repaired at the computer shop with a genuine HP part at a cost of $181.82. The part took 2 weeks to order direct from HP. I assumed the original replacement HP part was going to last at least another 3 and a half years or longer like the original did. Unfortunately this was not the case, after only 6 months the same thing has happened. I contacted HP and they told me that warranty on replacement parts is only 3 months and that because the part was not replaced by HP, the part would not be covered under warranty anyway. They also kept telling me over and over that the computer is no longer under warranty. The only solution that HP was able to offer was for HP to replace the part at a discounted rate. When I explained that this is not an acceptable outcome I was told that this would be escalated to a level 2 agent and that they would get back to me that day. When I did not receive a call from HP that day I contacted them the next day to see where we are with it. I was assured that the level 2 agent would get back to me that day. 5 days later I received a call from HP's customer relations manager named Sushma, after explaining the situation once again I was told the same thing by her. I then asked her if she believed that it was acceptable that a customer would have to spend $325.50 every 6 months, because of a defect that this HP has with this product and I was astonished when her answer was "YES". She then proceeded to tell me the same thing the level 1 agent did which was that the computer is now out of warranty. After I explained to her once again that this part was replaced only 6 months ago and I was seeking a warranty on the part not on the computer, she then told me that it is because of the type of computer it is where the screen rotates 360 degrees and that is the reason why this happens. The only outcome for which I was disgusted with was that I would have to once again pay for this to be repaired at a discounted price through HP itself, with a return down time of 5-7 days when this is a known defect with this laptop. I am angry and disappointed that a large company like HP could do this to customers after they put their faith in their product. I would like to get a response in regards to this matter from someone else who can understand what it is that I am asking for.

This is not what I expect from a new computer – I purchased this HP Laptop from the good Guys in WA. on the 26th September 2023. Which is 3 weeks ago. This is what I got. 1/Text size cannot be… Read more

changed. 2/ Microsoft tried to fix it by a technician remote controlling it however he could not fix it.3/ I get notifications saying disc is at risk (Intel Optane memory) What's that all about??. I try diagnostics, says out of date re download???. The virtual assistant only has fixed answers which is "see community" (unpaid Labour) Does not understand when I ask for a Human. I try and get to a technician. Impossible. You cannot contact HP by email to explain your problem I want to exchange this for a new one re my warranty. I do review and tell them it is rubbish, no answer I am 79 years old I want a product when I switch it on it is flawless. Not telling my to download drivers etc.

Broken Screen straight out of box – Went to the Officeworks store to buy laptop, was offered to buy extra warranty in case there was a problem with laptop they would change it straight… Read more

away. Purchased Laptop on the 10th May 2022 Gave to my wife as gift 14th May 2022. Upon opening the carton we removed the laptop and went to turn it on. The screen is red and there is a crack across the screen. We took it back to Officeworks Liverpool. The sales guy said we broke it. they said "You must of dropped it". They checked for marks to see if it was dropped and couldn't find any. Since it was a Saturday we had to repeat the whole process again on the following Monday. Now i have to wait and see what HP say to see if they replace/repair the laptop or not. I paid Officeworks my hard saved cash and they should have replaced it straight away. So if you are on the pension and buy a laptop from Officeworks, open it in the shop to make sure it works properly before you take it home. It may save you a massive headache later. I will post a follow up when i know something new.