HPI SOURCING - NEW 14" Laptop, Intel Core i5 i5-1135G7, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Windows 11 Home, 14-dq2078wm

There are some things I don't like about it compared to my previous Lenovo laptop, but I'll keep this to features it does have. I like that it's small, light, and was easy to set up. I don't use it for much beyond websurfing, docs, and email, so it has been fast enough from the few uses I've had. Great price for its features. Hopefully HP customer support is good when the time comes.

A pretty solid everyday computing...computer. If you purchase this for basic applications, web surfing (email etc) and even as a support pc for 3D printing then it's a solid no frills machine. It will not blow up gaming, it's not what it's designed for. However it will do for schoolwork and like tasks. The screen is really the only complaint I have out of the box. It's servicable but it's not 4k. It has a somewhat limited viewing angle, but again it's great for what it is. The i5 cpu, 8gb RAM, and 256 internal storage is plenty, but the RAM and SSD can be upgraded if you'd like. The ssd is an M.2 and changing it out is a simple affair, as is upgrading the RAM. Windows 11 is, well windows. It's not in S mode so you can feel free to download anything, not that you couldn't if it was, simple to exit S mode anyway. I've used it for 3D printing (Lychee, Chitubox) without any issues and it handles the rendering well. It's also handled the basic modeling software, athough it can get bogged down if you load a bit too many at once. It's a safe bet. It won't win any awards but if you know what you need and temper your expectations to the specs, you'll be fine.