HP 14" Laptop | Intel Core i5-1235U Processor | 16 GB RAM | 512 GB SSD | Intel Iris Xe Graphics | FHD Display | Up to 8hrs battery | Windows 11 | Dual Speakers | Natural Silver | 14s-dq5010sa

I've been using my laptop for several months now and I am genuinely impressed with its overall performance. Performance -wise, the laptop handles daily tasks with ease. I have opened multiple browser tabs, edited documents and even streamed videos without any noticeable lag. Battery life is reliable too- comfortably lasts through a typical day without needing a constant plug-in.

Good HP Laptop, good memory, and spec, but isnt touch screen as stated,

Just what I ordered and arrived in super quick time.

On paper the specs looked great and way better than a 6yr old envy. However, other than a nippier processor the whole thing fails on just about every count. First thing it incorrectly tells you that you need to set up an account via the Internet and there is no apparent option on screen to bypass this (although a simple key combination and a simple one line command will bring up the option will display the option to continue without Internet, so you can no create a local account instead of signing into the Microsoft rubbish) Second thing is the keyboard, the keys are a little wobbly and not great for typing at speed. The letters are hard to see and despite it being almost 2026, the keyboard isnt back-lit. WHY?! One thing that is lit, is the screen - too lit!. Pixels themselves are sharp but the backlight it horrendous even at the best angle, on a pitch black screen it looks one you're looking at a bunch of clouds (no seriously my old 20yr laptop screen beats this any day). Wifi? On a 1GB fibre connection and other wireless devices pulling in around 800, this barely managed 5MB even after all the windoww and bios update- its like being back on ADSL! Another big fail. Battery life: 8 hours?! Maybe if you have it turned off for 5 of them and then do pretty much nothing while its turned on. Touch screen: Did they mean you can touch the screen? Well yes you can, but most of us would expect to the machine to actually respond. I did check device manager to see if this was somehow disabled but low and behold there is no screen input on this device. What a shock. I paid extra for the 16GB version, but at over £400 you would expect to have a decent device since for not much extra you can get a nice little basic gaming laptop which will have all the bells and whistles. One thing that is good is the laptop is thin light and portable, but that is the only good thing it has got going for it. Honestly it feels as if this came from a Chinese online retailer since this really doesnt match up with the product description on the amazon page. After securely erasing any personal data this will be returned to amazon.

Got this laptop today and was very disappointed as it is advertised as Touchscreen here on Amazon but it is not touchscreen. Buuu. It was the very reason for buying it. Otherwise: it as a small, relatively light laptop with normal functionality for it's price.

Waoo, this is one of the best laptop I have seen. I bought it new. But honestly is the best decision for me and my wife. The batry is strong. I recommend this to anyone

I bought this laptop, understanding well about the features, and it works very well, but it is not a touchscreen. If you know about machines, you would research it, but I reported it to Amazon, and they refunded me some amount as the description was misleading. They will now be fixing it. Good machine overall for daily use.

Purchased this laptop 2 days ago, as far as now, the laptop is working perfectly fine. Came in good packages as well. however it mentioned that it has special feature of touchscreen but it is not touchscreen