HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop, 15.6" FHD Display, Intel Core i7-9750H, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 15-dk0055wm

This laptop has a very sleek and sturdy design. It is a heavier laptop than most, but that is to be expected. It stays cool when playing demanding games. It has a backlit keyboard that is only available in green. The computer does not get hot easily, which is a fantastic, as other laptops often do when running larger games. I played Shadow of the Tomb Raider on this laptop with settings all set to high and it ran at around 52 FPS (frames per second) which is quite good for a laptop. The screen is very clear and anti-glare but is a fingerprint magnet. It would be nice if this computer did have more storage on a mass storage drive or a higher capacity SSD. After downloading three games, I have the hard drive ¾ full. After a few games and large windows updates, it will not take long to fill this computer. Aside from the ports seen in the attached photo, there are two addition USBs and a headphone jack on the opposite side. This is a laptop that is meant to be used for gaming. If you are not planning to use this laptop for gaming, it's best to buy something else, as this computer has hardware that is meant to be pushed in a way in which games can. This is not meant to be a glorified laptop used to do office work (although it can do that). I would recommend this laptop, but additional storage is an absolute must!!!

This is a blazing fast laptop. It is true to the advertising that it's a gamer laptop. I downloaded Destiny 2 from Steam and it played at full specs with no stutters or lag at all (the download took forever at almost 80GB!) The graphics quality is excellent. The keyboard looks great when it lights up - the green color is easy on the eyes when it's in a dark room. I like that there isn't a bunch of other led lights on it like so many other "gamer" rigs have. It's got two fans that are pretty quiet, but keep the system cool, even when it's sitting on my lap - one little gripe, the rubber "feet" are a little sharp when it's on my lap and I'm wearing shorts. I bought a lap-desk so no more issues with that. The 8GB of memory lets it cruise through everything I've tossed at it, from the game I described above to some moderate video editing. Gotta love the dedicated graphics processor - it really blows away all the integrated graphics chips I've used before. Two very minor issues: 1) a little concerned about the small hinge - it seems secure, but it's very narrow. 2) the SSD is kind of small at only 256GB - a couple games and it'll be overloaded. Overall, an awesome machine that does what it says very well