| Hard-Drive Size |
512 GB
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| Other Special Features of the Product |
16" diagonal, 2K (1920 x 1200), touch, IPS, micro-edge, anti-glare, 300 nits, 62.5% sRGB, 2 USB Type-A 5Gbps signaling rate; 1 HDMI-out 2.1; 1 headphone/microphone combo; 2 USB Type-C 10Gbps signaling rate (USB Power Delivery 3.1, DisplayPort 1.4, HP Sleep and Charge), 8 GB LPDDR5-5500 MT/s (onboard), AMD Ryzen 3 7320U (up to 4.1 GHz max boost clock, 4 MB L3 cache, 4 cores, 8 threads), Matte paint cover and keyboard frame finish, textured base
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| Graphics Description |
Dedicated
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| Graphics Coprocessor |
AMD Radeon 610M Graphics
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| Hard Disk Description |
512 GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
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| Item Weight |
3.6 pounds
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| Video Processor |
AMD
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| Specific Uses For Product |
Home, Premium computing
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| Automatic Backup Software Included |
1 month trial for new Microsoft 365 customers, McAfee Online Protection 30-day trial, Windows 11 Home
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| Form Factor |
Clamshell
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| Hard Disk Interface |
PCIE x 16
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| Camera Description |
1080p FHD camera with HDR auto switch, temporal noise reduction and integrated dual array digital microphones
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| Graphics Ram Type |
DDR DRAM
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| Compatible Devices |
External displays, mice, keyboards, storage devices, printers, and other accessories that interface with USB, HDMI, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi.
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| Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness |
14.12"L x 9.91"W x 0.6"Th
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| Chipset Type |
AMD integrated SoC
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| Optical Storage Device |
No Optical Storage Device
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| Power Device |
45 W USB Type-C GaN power adapter
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| Video Output |
2 USB Type-A 5Gbps signaling rate; 1 HDMI-out 2.1; 1 headphone/microphone combo; 2 USB Type-C 10Gbps signaling rate (USB Power Delivery 3.1, DisplayPort 1.4, HP Sleep and Charge)
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| RAM Memory Installed |
8 GB
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| RAM Memory Technology |
LPDDR5
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| Memory Clock Speed |
5500 MHz
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| Ram Memory Maximum Size |
8 GB
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| Memory Speed |
5500 MHz
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| RAM Type |
DDR5 RAM
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| Cache Memory Installed Size |
4 MB
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| RAM Memory Slot Total Count |
1
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| Connectivity Technology |
HDMI, MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7920 (2×2) and Bluetooth 5.4 wireless card, USB
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| Wireless Technology |
Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi
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| Wireless Compability |
802.11ax, Bluetooth
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| Bluetooth Version |
5.4
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| Wi-Fi Generation |
Wi-Fi 6
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| Human-Interface Input |
Touchscreen
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| Keyboard Description |
Full-size, iron gray keyboard with numeric keypad
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| Notebook Pointing Device Description |
HP Imagepad
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| Keyboard Layout |
QWERTY
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| Control Method |
Touch
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| Touchpad Feature |
Yes
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| Processor Series |
Ryzen 3
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| Processor Speed |
4.1 GHz
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| Processor Count |
4
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| Processor Brand |
AMD
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| CPU Model Number |
7320U
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| CPU Model Speed Maximum |
4.1 GHz
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| Model Year |
2026
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| Model Number |
D57E9UA#ABA
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| Built-In Media |
HP OmniBook 3 Laptop 16-by0299nr ; charger
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| Manufacturer |
HP
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| Series Number |
1
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| UPC |
199896869645
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| Unit Count |
1 Count
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| Best Sellers Rank |
#2,451 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories) #298 in Traditional Laptop Computers
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| ASIN |
B0GQ9N3Y62
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| Customer Reviews |
4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars
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4.1 out of 5 stars
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| Resolution |
1920 x 1200
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| Native Resolution |
1920 x 1200 pixels
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| Display Type |
IPS
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| Display Resolution Maximum |
1920×1200 pixels
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| Display Technology |
IPS
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| Maximum Display Brightness |
300 nit
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| Color Gamut |
62.5
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| Screen Finish |
Anti-glare
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| Battery Cell Type |
Lithium Polymer
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| Number Of Cells |
3
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| Lithium-Battery Energy Content |
41 watt-hours
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| Hardware Interface |
Bluetooth, HDMI, Micro USB Type A, USB
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| Number of Ports |
6
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| Total Number of HDMI Ports |
1
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| Audio Output Type |
Headphones, Speakers
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| Speaker Description |
Dual speakers
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| Microphone Form Factor |
integrated dual array digital microphones
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| Audio features |
Dual speakers
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| Brand |
HP
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| Model Name |
HP OmniBook 3 Laptop 16-by0299nr
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| Screen Size |
16 inches
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| Color |
Mica silver cover and keyboard frame, iron gray ba
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| Hard Disk Size |
512 GB
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| CPU Model |
Ryzen 3
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| Ram Memory Installed Size |
8 GB
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| Operating System |
Windows 11 Home
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| Graphics Card Description |
Dedicated
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| Feature |
MADE WITH THE PLANET IN MIND – The HP OmniBook 3 Laptop PC is EPEAT Silver Climate+ registered and ENERGY STAR Certified
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R.S. –
Awesome mid-level laptop that can handle essentially any office work. Great for students as well.
QUICK LOOK: The HP OmniBook 3 delivers a straightforward value proposition for students, home workers, and anyone needing reliable productivity without the ultrabook premium pricing.This machine hits the balanced sweet spot between capability and cost, functioning as a dependable workhorse for documents, spreadsheets, online learning, video streaming, and basic multitasking without any noticeable strain. The AMD Ryzen processor paired with 512GB of fast SSD storage keeps everything responsive and snappy throughout Windows 11, making boot times quick and application launches immediate across Microsoft Office, web browsers, and streaming apps.The 16-inch 2K touchscreen immediately catches your attention with its brightness and color vibrancy, making document work and video consumption genuinely pleasant rather than a compromise. Battery endurance is genuinely impressive, lasting long enough through extended work and school sessions to eliminate constant power-seeking behavior.The keyboard and trackpad feel responsive and well-considered, the design stays slim and lightweight for portability, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity keeps you connected properly, and the whole operation runs quietly even under normal workloads.The single structural limitation is that RAM comes soldered to the motherboard rather than upgradeable, which means future memory expansion isn’t possible. For average users handling typical workloads this won’t matter, but anyone planning heavy multitasking or long-term expansion flexibility should know this going in.THE GOOD STUFF:• 16-inch 2K touchscreen displays bright, crisp, vibrant visuals• Sharp text rendering and excellent color reproduction• Larger screen dramatically improves document and spreadsheet work• Smooth, responsive touchscreen performance• AMD Ryzen processor delivers snappy everyday responsiveness• 512GB SSD provides fast application loading and boot times• Excellent multitasking capability for Office, browsers, streaming simultaneously• Extended battery life supports full work and school sessions unplugged• Convenient portability for students and home-based workers• Slim, lightweight chassis without sacrificing screen real estate• Responsive keyboard and trackpad for comfortable input• Wi-Fi 6 connectivity ensures solid network performance• Modern Windows 11 operating system experience• Quiet operation during typical workloads• Outstanding value relative to ultrabook pricing• Ideal for productivity, streaming, web browsing, and learningTHE NOT SO GOOD STUFF:• RAM is soldered and not user-upgradeable• No path for future memory expansion• Limits appeal for heavy multitaskers planning long-term growth• May become constraining as software demands increase
7 people found this helpful
NullNull –
You must charge on arrival
This HP laptop is delivered new with a charger but any charger that delivers a minimum of 65 watts and a usb-c cable rated for that power will work. Watch the led indicator next to the usb port and do not press the power on button until it turns white. If it flashes yellow (or dosen”t light at all) either your cable or charger is inadequate or there is some other charging problem. If it glows solid yellow, it needs more charging time. To be safe use the included charger.This is a solidly built, somewhat hefty, entry level HP laptop. It should serve your needs for some years if you treat it with care and keep it charged. The demands of AI for memory means the years of cheap laptops has ended but this machine has satisfied the rigorous security demands before Windows 11 will even install. You should feel safe surfing and emailing but always use care and practice vigilance for phishing and other malicious emails.The great part is that the 2k display looks really beautiful. We mostly run chromebook and win10 and whenever I see a Windows 11 display I am struck by the beauty Microsoft has finally achieved. The full color, constantly updated photos from around the world are an inspiration for me and this screen shows them off nicely.Unless you are a gamer, developer, or serious video editor this should serve your needs well in terms of performance. Having both a cpu and gpu it is amazing that the battery life can be so long on a single charge. (full disclosure: I retired from HP nearly 20 years ago)
6 people found this helpful
MacMac –
Beautiful 2K Display, Fast Everyday Performance, and Excellent Battery Life!
This HP OmniBook 3 has turned out to be an excellent laptop for everyday home, school, and office use. It feels modern, responsive, and very well-balanced for people who want a dependable machine for productivity, streaming, web browsing, and multitasking without spending premium ultrabook prices.The first thing I noticed was the display. The 16-inch 2K touchscreen is bright, crisp, and genuinely beautiful to look at. Text is sharp, colors are vibrant, and the larger screen size makes a huge difference when working on documents, spreadsheets, online classes, or even just watching movies and YouTube. The touchscreen is smooth and responsive as well.Performance has also been very solid for normal daily use. The AMD Ryzen processor paired with the fast 512GB SSD makes the system feel snappy and responsive throughout Windows 11. Boot times are quick, applications open fast, and multitasking with Microsoft Office, web browsers, streaming apps, and school projects feels effortless. For budgeting, paperwork, online meetings, and general productivity, this laptop handles everything comfortably.Battery life has been another pleasant surprise. It lasts long enough for extended work or school sessions without constantly needing to stay plugged in, which makes it very convenient for students or anyone working around the house.Other nice features include:* Wi-Fi 6 connectivity• Slim, lightweight design• Responsive keyboard and trackpad• Fast SSD storage• Modern Windows 11 experience• Quiet operation during normal workloadsThe only real downside is that the memory is soldered and not upgradeable. For average users this probably won’t matter much, but heavier multitaskers may wish there was room for future RAM upgrades.Overall though, this is a fantastic laptop for students, home users, remote work, budgeting, Microsoft Office, streaming, and everyday computing. Bright display, responsive performance, fast storage, and long battery life make this an easy 5-star laptop for its intended use.
2 people found this helpful
AlanAlan –
HP OmniBook 3
The HP OmniBook 3 is a decent laptop. It has a nice touchscreen and a large touch-pad. It is light and easy to carry. The graphics are crisp and videos look good and it loads everything reasonably quickly. However, the bios is very basic and the soldered in ram means I cannot upgrade the ram from the puny 8gbs. The computer was loaded with bloatware and it took a couple of hours to fix. The price is in my opinion too high since I could find other HP products for hundreds less. Do I like it? Yes, it is a capable basic computer.
7 people found this helpful
Susan from NCSusan from NC –
I really liked this laptop until a couple of weeks later.
My, how things have changed in laptops in the last 10 years! I was so excited to get this new laptop and it didn’t disappoint. It is very thin and very light. There are ports aplenty on this laptop including an HDMI port. The keyboard is fairly standard. I would have liked it to have been backlit though, especially at this price point. There are 4 ways of moving the cursor on the screen, touchpad, mouse, keyboard and of course touchscreen. The touchscreen is very responsive. But you do need to provide your own mouse. The only inclusion with this laptop is the power cord/charger. The screen is a nice quality. I love that it is huge at 16″. I have been watching a lot of videos on my new laptop and the picture quality is very good. The sound quality is awful though. The volume is very low, even at 100%. My mom’s old tv has better speakers, and they are very low quality. I guess I’ll have to get some Bluetooth speakers for it. It boots up really quickly, I mean fast! (This is until weeks later and the boot up started getting sluggish. I hadn’t even really used it or loaded anything on it.) Be warned, when I started setting up my new laptop, it has free trial offers and recommended add on’s coming up every time I tried to advance in my setup. It is still popping up offers weeks later. It is irritating because I can remember when computers were actually preloaded with those same software and apps. At this price, a basic version of Word should have been on it in my opinion. At least the performance of this puppy seems to be good. I am still learning how to get around on Microsoft 11, but so far, it seems pretty basic. One feature I really like is the camera lens has a shutter. I can remember I used to have to put tape over the camera. Simple things thrill me sometimes. All in all, this is a nice basic computer, except for the speakers. No real bells and whistles. Ok, my opinion has significantly changed about the battery. The first full charge went great, after that it takes forever to charge and never got back up to 100%. If I was lucky after 2 days of charging, I might get 60% on the battery. I even went into forums to see if I was doing something wrong or if I could do something about this dilemma. Nothing worked. I just don’t understand why it would work great and after a couple of weeks go into a nose dive. Very disappointed!
7 people found this helpful
Ryogathelost –
This is a really great laptop
I love this laptop, and I have been able to make my like like 10 times easier because now I can take all my work with me when I go places. It has a really nice touch screen feature, which makes it really easy to press play on videos or record voice memos. There’s a few different types of ports that you can use to plug in and connect devices. The load time and overall performance when I restart is about average, but not as fast as it good be. Still great overall and great deal for how much it costs.
One person found this helpful
Number 9Number 9 –
Sleeke. Lightweight and super fast
This a decent laptop. Its very fast and efficient. It was easy to set up and get it running. The operating system is smooth and fast. Searching the internet is a breeze compared to my last laptop. This one loads pages and programs very fast, sometimes instantly when the signal is strong. The picture is crisp and clear. It has a basic keyboard and no memory. You can use external memory devices and keyboards, mouses and number pads. It has basic ports for connecting other media and devices. Plenty for the power cord, a memory stick, mouse/keyboard plug and speakers. I like that the bottom of the laptop is kind of bent upwards to allow better airflow underneath. This helps keeps it cooler, longer. The battery power is great. I’m not gaming on it, so that may use more battery power I’m not sure. It says it has 2 cameras an infrared and regular. There is a built in privacy slider to cover the cameras. The touch screen seems to work well and accurately. It’s very easy to go back and forth between the keyboard and touchscreen without problems. I feel like the price point is somewhat high for such a basic model with no memory or storage but the operating system functions well and as it should. It is a great small size. Very sleek and slender. Fits well inside the laptop sleeves in travel bags without adding bulk. It’s actually slim enough that you can add an extra protection sleeve and still fit in the laptop pocket in your bag. It’s also very lightweight. Great for taking to school. Fast performance and easy to navigate. Great for note-taking and record keeping.
3 people found this helpful
WilsonWilson –
This meets my needs nicely, but less than the claimed battery life
Rather than replacing my ancient desktop pc with another desktop, this laptop will be more of a “desktop replacement”. I had grown a bit tired of always being “tethered” to the desk and I’m enjoying the freedom to move this pc around as desired. Given its larger size though, I will tend to leave on my desk. So far this HP does everything I need it to.At first I thought the battery was totally flat since it wouldn’t turn on. It was only after plugging in the charger that it started up. The battery already had a decent amount of charge, so I guess this was just a requirement for the first boot up. Unsurprisingly, Win 11 took quite some time to accomplish all its updates.I have no complaints about the keyboard. I do like the large trackpad but the whole combination will still take a bit of getting used to. The screen resolution, brightness and color all seem quite good to me. I also like the texture of the plastic case.My only real criticism would be battery life. The product details say 14hrs, but I don’t get anything like that, perhaps only about 7hrs. I don’t find this an inconvience, it’s just well short of the claim.I don’t do any gaming or video editing; my most demanding task is editing raw file images using Darktable. After spending some time editing, this pc is more than sufficient and has none of the processing delays my old desktop did.I primarily use Ubuntu Linux and the latest version 26.04 booted just fine from the usb, and worked without any issues. After a time, I’ll switch over to Linux.So far this pc is working out well for me.
3 people found this helpful
doorman –
Decent Entry-Level Laptop for Home Use
So far, this little PC has been a solid upgrade from a 2021 Lenovo with similar specs that was starting to feel its age. It’s not a powerhouse by any means, and it’s not built for heavy coding or intense multitasking, but it handles everyday tasks well. Browsing the internet, checking email, and watching YouTube videos are all smooth and hassle-free.It comes with Windows 11 Home, which fits perfectly for a general home-use machine. It’s also not locked into S Mode, which is a big plus if you prefer installing apps outside of the Microsoft Store.I haven’t used an AMD processor in a while, but this one seems responsive enough for its purpose. The only real downside is the RAM, I do wish it came with more, but for the intended use, it gets the job done without issues.
TheBjaminTheBjamin –
Good but not great
Omnibook is always a solid purchase; HP builds aesthetically pleasing and solid laptops. Unfortunately that’s mostly what you are paying for because the performance is low mid at best.. with only 8GB RAM and a mediocre graphics card, don’t expect much more than that, which is a bit disappointing at this price point. Comes with the typical bloatware that you will need to spend an hour uninstalling to improve performance.I would recommend spending a little more to get an HP zbook, envy, or elitebook instead. The increased specs will ensure you don’t need to upgrade it anywhere in the near future
One person found this helpful