New HP Intel Quad Turbo 2.8GHz Laptop, 8GB RAM, Very Fast SSD, HD Graphics, Win 11 Pro, MS Office Pro Plus, Very Long Battery Life, Black, RTX PC

5.0 out of 5 stars Challenges me comfortably to overcome my techno-phobia
This laptop has everything the busy working person needs. My job requires the constant use of technology and complicated platforms, yet somehow this laptop guides use, and makes trying new things out easy. I’m no longer feeling out of the loop of the modern world!!! Would highly recommend.
Many thanks to Tecbuyer who also offer tech guidance and support within 24 hrs of request.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy set up and Office pre installed
I am very pleased with this laptop. It is lightweight so ideal when travelling. It set itself up
with no problem, The fact that Office and Word, was preinstalled was a big plus

1.0 out of 5 stars Screen resolution not as advertised, even after updating all the drivers.
In addition to the screen resolution being far less than advertised (even after updating all the drivers), the machine itself is flimsy in comparison to other HP models I have owned. I chose to return the laptop within a couple of days, received a notice that it would be collected, but nothing ever happened – still awaiting some response from the seller.

4.0 out of 5 stars Returned because it would not load my accounts.
Seemed OK but wouldn’t load my accounts system without reinstalling windows. Seemed to be a compatibility problem. Can’t say I’m impressed with Windows 11. The start menu is fussy but the speed seemed fine,

5.0 out of 5 stars Fast machine with SSD disk and pre-loaded Windows 11 and Office.
Windows 11 runs well on this, given the speedy SSD disk and 8GB internal memory. However the 128 GB SSD disk may not be enough for you, if you want to store loads of videos and music tracks etc. With Office, Chrome browser, and some basic utilities (WINZIP, Filezilla FTP, Adobe Acrobat reader) loaded to suit my needs, roughly half the disc on this recently purchased machine, is used for the system and apps, leaving 60Gb or so free, which is way more than enough for my needs. The pre-loading of Windows and Office is a boon, and saves valuable setup time – well done those people. However Windows 11 is not for the novice user, IMHO, same as any Windows machine. If you only want Internet access, cloud access, and streaming without local storage then a Chromebook is far simpler, and takes all the operating system software, settings, and update headaches away for the user who just wants to do online shopping, banking, etc. Folk however like me who really need MS Office for work, plus sufficient local storage, and are historically proficient Windows users (though I have no great techie credentials) need to stick with Microsoft (My family and I also have numerous Chromebooks, for quick safe Internet access, plus of course our smartphones). I think this is a good bundle for the average home or small office user, but if you are very proficient and want to use your machine for complex, high volume, or high speed apps, or gaming, then don’t criticise this excellent package, just purchase something altogether bigger and more powerful that meets your needs. I give this five stars. Help is available over Whatsapp from the Amazon sellers too, a great service and an excellent idea. Note that Windows II has a built in virus checker/scanner called Defender, obviating the need to pay for a free-standing virus checker, so I have spent very little on software to add to this comprehensive package. (Also my previous mouse with USB connect, and previous HP Envy 5030 network printer work fine with this system. ) Note too that this machine has a traditional keyboard, and is not touchscreen.