HP Stream 14" HD BrightView Laptop, Intel Celeron N4120, 16GB RAM, 288GB Storage (128GB UFS + 160GB Docking Station Set), Intel UHD Graphics, 720p Webcam, Wi-Fi, 1 Year Office 365, Win 11 S, Silver

I have an office in my basement sometimes I don’t feel like going down the basement. I am late 50s and I bought this laptop. I rarely go in the basement now.

It's a great laptop. Unfortunately I had to return it. I didn't properly read the description and it was missing a lot of features I prefer to have, like touch screen, numerical pad, etc. There were no issues with the refund. I read a lot of bad reviews of the return process, and was worried at 1st. I had no bad experience, it was great. I can't knock a star off when it was my fault I didn't read before purchasing, that wouldn't be fair.

Muy buena laptop, ligera y rápida para tareas diarias, trabajo y estudios. La pantalla se ve muy bien y el diseño es elegante. Me gustó que trae buena memoria y almacenamiento, además la batería dura bastante. Excelente opción por su precio y calidad. 💻✨

Windows S Mode and McAfee are glitchy performance killers and restrictive applications. Switching out of Win 11 S mode should be a straight forward process but it just does not work as it should, along with McAfee installed, whether you want it or not. McAfee acts like a worm virus, intrusively imbedding itself deep into system architecture instead of being a gate keeper like other anti-virus apps. Windows S Mode dose not allow you to install and run any app that is not Microsoft verified and found on the Microsoft Store. In S Mode, you cannot install and run any browser other than MS Edge or Bing. There is an app within the MS Store to switch out of S mode but it will not work because, I suspect, of the bloated software that launches when you first turn on and set up this laptop. Switching out of S Mode is permanent. All the advise and direction I found to get this switch to work had failed. Lots of frustrated people out there with the same issue. I finally got MS Support on the phone and they told me this is a very common problem with this product and the only way to resolve it was to reset the PC. A total reset, wiping the OS and all files you may have added. No big deal as this is a new PC and I did not transfer anything from my old PC. After the PC was reset, I was able to switch out of S mode so that I now have Win 11 Home instead of Win 11S Home. At the same time, a McAfee install popup was automatically prompted so I could select Do Not Install. This was all a bit of a pain but other than that, this laptop is not so bad. The display colors are not as vibrant as I hoped but with a resolution of only 1365 x 768, I should have expected that. However, the graphics display very well on a connected higher resolution monitor and it handles steaming video from Amazon Prime Video beautifully. I hope this information can help someone avoid the frustration of dealing with what was intentionally sold as a very restrictive operating environment. Getting rid of S Mode and McAfee gives you back unrestricted use of your laptop. One more annoying detail is that, by default, this operating environment is set to save everything to the MS cloud. The default storage of Document, Downloads, Pictures, etcetera, are all MS cloud folders which is where every file is stored unless you go through a few more clicks to store the files on your local laptop drive. By default, initially you cannot even boot up this laptop without entering your MS PIN to log onto your laptop, and thereby logging into your MS account at the same time. I found this a bit presumptuous that MS thought this was a good idea. Perhaps good for their own marketing efforts though, as some bot scans your files for things you do in order to tailor marketing ad pushes to you personally, but I digress. If you do not want Big Brother holding on to all your personal, professional, private, or other data, then you need to go in to system settings and turn off the MS log in PIN. Doing so allows you to boot up your laptop to your local drive account only. You can always log in and log out of your MS account if and when you choose at any time. Of course, you can even turn off your own laptop log in password so it just simply turns on. without a password. Your choice, as it should be.

Don't be fooled by the cuteness. I bought this laptop because I'm tired of industrial colors, and I trust HP. Despite having 16 GB RAM, this computer can't handle a dang thing. If I have too many tabs open, it lags and fails to load the page I'm trying to open. The cursor gets "stuck" when I'm editing text and I have to stop and wait for it to catch its breath before I can move it again and resume typing. While it's doing this, it also highlights random bars of text that I wasn't even editing, and they stay highlighted until I can move the cursor again. I can only ever keep one or two tabs open at a time. Things technically work, and if you're not an ADHD squirrel like me who needs to have everything open all at once because your brain likes to entertain itself by playing hopscotch amongst various sites, this laptop would probably be fine for you.

Fast delivery have not used yet but it should be fine is for school not business nice pink color happy with purchase

It's affordable. And it works. So, there's that. But, this thing struggles if I have YouTube open to listen to music, Google Docs to edit a manuscript, and Google search engine for research. And I mean STRUGGLES. Also, you can't do squat on this thing until you setup a Microsoft account. Not a fan of that. Can I not just use the thing I paid for without jumping through hoops? HP products used to be stellar. Now they are not so great. The screen/resolution is lacking. Not good for images at all. My 5 year old ASUS runs circles around this thing. This is my last HP product. The HP printer I bought before this was a piece of junk. The company produces garbage. Go with ASUS. You'll get a much more dependable product.

I hope you are doing well. I am writing to you with a humble request regarding a serious issue I am facing with a laptop I purchased from Amazon about couple months ago. At the time of purchase, the laptop was in perfect condition and I was very happy with the product. However, just recently, it suddenly stopped working. Now, the screen remains completely black, and it does not turn on at all despite multiple attempts, charging, and basic troubleshooting.I understand that Amazon's standard return period is 30 days, and I respect your policies. However, in this case, the problem appears to be a manufacturing defect that has occurred within a very short period of ownership. This situation is extremely disappointing because I had trusted Amazon for quality products and reliability, and this is the first time I have encountered such an issue.I kindly and respectfully request your help in resolving this matter. Since the product became defective so soon after purchase, I would sincerely appreciate it if you could consider processing a refund for the laptop, as I no longer have confidence in using it.I have always been a loyal Amazon customer and have had positive experiences in the past, which is why I am reaching out with hope and trust that Amazon will stand behind its customers, especially in situations like this. I am confident that with your understanding and support, we can reach a fair and satisfactory resolution Thank you very much for your time, understanding, and assistance. I look forward to your reply🙏🙏