HP 17.3" FHD, Intel Core i5-1135G7, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Natural Silver, Windows 11 Home, 17-by4061nr

received mine Mar 6, and love it. 802.11AC wifi is pretty fast, but haven't tested the range on it yet. I always use it at my desk with a hard wired ethernet connection which is blazing fast, and don't take it along with me ever so I haven't really tested the battery life either . doesn't fit in my backpack very well because it's so big (and heavy...too heavy for a student already loaded down with books)...having a hard time finding the right bag to fit a 17" laptop. boots up extremely fast!....I can be checking email with firefox from a complete shutdown in about 60 seconds!! huge 500GB hard drive allowed me to install Linux Lubuntu, which is much faster than windows 11. I alloted 150GB to the Lubuntu partition, which I think was too much since the windows 11 operating system requires quite a bit of space with it's bulky self and updates. but the computer itself works great! I like windows 11 (which is reminiscent of windows 7) better than windows 10, and most of the kinks in windows 11 have been worked out by now. Here's a pesky issue: I did have a problem configuring the day of the week and time in the bottom right hand corner and had to search the net extensively for a solution. the computer would lose track of time and I would have to reset the time every time i used the computer. that's most likely a problem with windows 11 itself....Yay for Linux!!! backlit keyboard should be turned off during the day when the lights are on or else it's actually harder to see the keys. Num Lock does not come on automatically upon startup. exterior case Kind of feels fragile. I lifted it by the end with one hand and heard a cracking noise so use two hands, but haven't had any problems yet. Hasn't been dropped yet, so no info there. runs very quietly, but gets hot, especially when watching youtube videos or I attach it to my TV via HDMI port for videos. speakers are adequate, screen is adequate. but might add more RAM memory soon, just to make it a little snappier. Memory card slot is good for storage expansion by leaving the card plugged in at all times. has two USB 3.0 on the left side for plugging in external hard drives and whatnot, but the USB 2.0 plug on the right side gets in the way of the mouse if your device sticks out too far. overall I think it's a very fast computer and am very happy after 3 months. paid $500 and think it's a good price for the hardware specs that I got,