HP Daily All-in-One Desktop PC – 23.8″ FHD Anti-Glare Display, Intel Dual-Core i3-1115G4 CPU, Webcam, Wired Keyboard & Mouse, 720P Webcam, Intel UHD Graphics, Windows 11 Pro (16GB RAM | 512 GB SSD)

Stay in your lane…
I don’t want this system to be considered more than it is (with respect to what I need); a glorified email/social media class computer with a touch screen at an OK price point. In fact, the biggest selling features for me have more to do with portability than functionality! Here’s why:1. I have a baseline of simple expectations for Windows 10 Home on an all-in-one PC like this: Email, Social Media, etc. and Windows 10 easily handles these tasks. That’s it!2. I can place this pc anywhere I’d place a small television. I can travel with it, work in different rooms under varying ergonomic situations and the one real surprise is the touch screen!3. When I’m done, I can pick it up and put it away, making it a close second to a laptop.4. On movie night, this machine kills it in four words: HDMI out to T.V.; I can do it anywhere I want.5. The compactness of all of the components that traditionally comprise a desktop PC are compressed within the area of a small monitor that is easy to pick up and relocate; that is a big plus for the Mrs. or anyone that isn’t interested in crawling behind a desk to move a computer.Believe me, this is not a knock on HP. Maybe, in this case they’re victims of their own success. When I see HP, I have expectations and they’re more than met here for this class of machine. With those needs met, I began to evaluate this system under circumstances more meaningful to HOW I’d use this system rather than whether it could do what I need.I hope you all can relate to my mini-review! Thank you!

Stopped working after one week.
I fell in love with my computer as soon as I unboxed it. Sure, it ran a little slowly, but what am I in a rush for? I only needed it for Word, any college assignments and being able to access my digital textbooks.Welp, a week later, I go to turn it on and it beeps VERY LOUDLY at me, in succession. Black screen, won’t turn on at all. I Google it, turns out it’s a motherboard issue and would need to be completely taken apart. That’s when I read the reviews that I somehow overlooked before buying this.I so badly wanted to love it – and I DID!! It’s sleek, VERY pretty, has a large screen but the keyboard was nice. I enjoyed it very much!! And HP had been a favorite for years. I’m scratching my head as to why, now. After more research and getting advice from my much more computer savvy friend, he pointed me in the direction of my trusty acer laptop. I didn’t want a laptop but, it was half the price of this desktop, is VERY fast (in comparison; I’m no computer genius) and true to its reviews.I hope this helps at least one person.

Great Computer!
This HP all in one has so far been really a good purchase. I absolutely love how the white colors looks on my Sauder oak salt finish desk. I even bought the HP 3755 small printer to sit right next to it. The printer works great too. I would highly recommend it.

Not worth the effort or frustration
I’ve had this computer for about a week. Received it on the 22nd of April. It is the 29th and it’s already going incredibly slow and now the internet straight up refuses to come up. Pulling up apps that are already open is a task, forget about ones that have yet to be opened. I got this as a replacement for my other all in one. I pay close to a thousand for that one and thought I didn’t really need the bell and whistles. We don’t do much on our computers. I do have art apps and office and that’s it really. No games but what comes with it. Will be returning and will spend more money instead of going the cheap route. It sucks all around about this.