HPEnvy 17T Laptop, Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 155H (up to 4.8 GHz), Intel Arc Graphics 32GB RAM,1TB SSD, 17.3" FHD Touch, Win 11 PRO, WiFi 6,Free Rondesse Lite-Real Time Scam and Legal Protection

Even tho I am 'elderly' (hate that connotation) and certainly not a computer whiz who is approaching 80 yrs old WAY too quickly, my connection to the Internet is essential in my daily life. I live quite remotely in a redwood cabin within the redwood forest of Northern California and this device is my only reliable form of communication (unless the power goes out which it often does). Cell phone connectivity is shoddy and sporadic so a functioning laptop is my very best friend. I have had several hp laptops over the past thirty years, each one being somehow better than the last but this one, simply superlative in every way. To date, I've only scratched the surface of learning its inherent capabilities and versatility but just sitting in front of this beautifully designed and executed device is a pleasure all in itself. Honestly, I can't wait to venture further into the infinite digital world that awaits me.Thank you, Tech Warehouse

I upgraded from a previous version of an HP Pavillion 17-inch touch screen computer. This new HP Envy computer is so much faster than my old one ever was and much lighter. The battery life is much, much longer in my usual day-to-day use. I can typically operate all day on a typical business day on a single charge.I love the lighter design and the true full screen design. Very little wasted edge space on the touch screen. The transition from Windows 10 to Windows 11 has generally gone smoothly.A couple of minor negative points. First, it may be listed as having a lighted keyboard. Mine does not. That's not a deal breaker for me, but the model I received implies that it does have it but nothing happens if I try to activate keyboard backlighting. There may be other models in this family of computers that have backlit keyboards. The large touchpad on this computer acts very differently from any of my other laptops with a touchpad. I typically use a mouse (when I can) and I purchased a Bluetooth mouse for use with this computer. But it takes some awareness of what works with this touchpad without making a mess on the desktop or in a browser. It works much better if you really take advantage of the touchscreen to go directly to what you are looking for rather than "dragging" across the touchpad.A selling point is the protection program. I followed the directions provided by Tech-Warehouse to activate this (AKKO) protection program and had a little difficulty getting it to work through my smartphone. The people at Tech-Warehouse were very helpful and responsive and helped make sure that the protection program with AKKO was properly activated.

Works as it should, handles everything I have tossed at it.

I've had it with HP. The last laptop I bought was a $2,700 top of the line Specter. After 2 years, the battery exploded. That destroyed the keyboard, touch pad, and some keys. They wouldn't even fix or replace it even though it was the worst piece of advertising they could leave around.So then I bought this one. I lOVED for about a half a day. But then I started noticing that it mysteriously shut down consistently but unexpectedly after 2 hours. It happened whether it was plugged in or not. That forced me to have to reboot all the time.Then I unwittingly made an even bigger mistake by calling tech support. They actually put me through over 8 hours of testing and then said they would send me a USB drive to reboot the computer with and that would fix the computer. Well of course it didn't. It led to another 2 hours of repeating senseless steps of rebooting with the USB drive that never did a thing. Finally, only after the computer wouldn't even get through the BIOS boot, they said they thought I needed to get this one fixed!! Ya think?! It was 3 days old.I've had it with HP. I certainly believe this must have been a total lemon, but to put me through what they did was inexcusable. No apologies, no recompense, nothing. Combine that with the last $2,700 Spectre battery blowing up in its second year, I'm out.

A really nice laptop, super display, smooth keyboard, and fast enough for my uses.

I had my old computer for about fifteen years and I was afraid I couldn't learn to use a new computer. Especially at my age! But, my new Hp is so easy to use I just love it!

The speed is good for me and no trouble at all setting up. The only problem I have with it is Windows 11, but all new computers come with that program so there is little to be done. There are so many features on Windows 10 and below that are not on Windows 11. That is not on the seller but Microsoft.

High performance, heavy use daily driver laptop.