HP 2025 G9 Business Laptop, 15.6" FHD IPS Display, 13th Gen Intel Core 6-core Processor, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, HDMI, USB-C, SD Card Reader, 1-Year Office 365 Included, Windows 11 Pro

Reasonably fast processor, lots of RAM, and decent battery life.Interestingly, when I called HP for some minor tech support, they told me this unit was "refurbished."No blemishes, but Amazon should have put that this is a "pre-owned" machine.I wonder if the SSD is not going to last as long, since with frequent use, SSD's wear out faster than hard drives.

Set-up was quick after all the needed Windows updates. I have no problem with the battery, the problem may be they need to reduce the brightness of the screen, the brighter it is the more battery power it uses.The computer suits our needs so I give it a 5. It's fast for us and the picture quality is good. I connected an external DVD player to it using VLC as the media player and it works for us.

This is a nice computer. It is very fast and easy to navigate. The money I spent was well worth it. The screen is big and very nice quality vision with awesome accessibility settings. Plus it's very light weight.

It's very efficient and useful. Has enough storage and I'm satisfied.

As advertised, nonissue, turn on and start working or surfing.Comes with 365 ready to install, is not free

UPDATE: This computer is almost unusable after only a year. The mouse pad is stuck 80% of the time and makes it VERY difficult to use. It opens it's own tabs and apps. It closes important things at random. The mousepad does anything and everything but sit there. It will do it when you're using it. It'll do it when you're at work. IT really doesn't matter the context it's broken. DON'T BUY THIS COMPUTER. If I weren't barely making it paycheck to paycheck I would throw this straight in the dumpster.I honestly hate this computer. It for the most part runs fine but the mouse pad is worthless. It constantly stays clicked and renders the computer useless except for highlighting and grabbing whatever the cursor is on. The only saving grace is the touchscreen. If it weren't for the touchscreen I would have had to get another new computer less than A YEAR after buying this one. The only way to unstick the mouse pad is to get a exacto knife and pop it out through one of the edges. Also this problem started almost immediately but I was too broke at the time to get a warranty or a good computer unfortunately. If I were you I'd invest more money in a better FUNCTIONING computer/laptop. Just don't do it. Seriously.

I love my new laptop. I did connect a mouse and keypad. It is easy to use.

Easy to stop. Has sufficient storage capacity. Purchased prior to Amazon days at price lower on Amazon.