I got this AIO PC as a gift for a family member. They like the nice size of the display and how fast it loads pages from the internet. Setup was a bit challenging as we were going from an XP PC to Windows 11, some file transfer had to be done manually, other than that setup was straight forward.

I really like my new HP computer; the screen is so much bigger than my old computer and it starts up so much quicker. My daughter got it all set up for me and she is a whiz at doing that! Thanks HP for the new computer!

Great computer. Loads Windows very fast when turning on. Graphics and sound are great. I like the large screen and the small space this takes up. Seems to stay cool (my old laptop was starting to easily overheat and then did not function properly--delay with keystrokes the longer it was on). The only thing that is not as convenient on this All-In-One is the plug-ins for USB, etc. are in the middle back. I have this close to the wall and that is a bit unhandy to do backups to a flash drive or plug in my wireless keyboard to charge but I can deal with it. For anyone wondering as I was, you have the ability to move the screen higher or lower for desired height. I'm short and do not like looking up too high! Overall, I am really enjoying this computer.

EXCELLENT COMPUTER. TOO BAD THE PRINTERS ARE NOT AS GOOD.

Love it!! Wonderful for work from home and for kids in school

easy to set up,very fast,great picture quality.

So far so good with my HP I enjoy the color sound quality could have been a little bit better but I will pick up some speakers and definitely wireless keyboard and mouse

Hard to believe it, but this HP All-in-one that I bought to replace a ten year old HP All-in-one runs more slowly than my old computer. Very slow to restart unless user closes every window before allowing computer to go to sleep.

There is a small dot in the middle of the screen. If the background is white, the dot is visible. Otherwise, it's a wonderful machine.

Misleading description of the processor speed. "AMD Ryzen AI 7 350 (up to 5.0 GHz)" makes it seem like the chip runs at a 5 GHz clock speed but when you look at the system specs, the clock speed is only 2.0 GHz. My 8 year old Win 10 HP computer runs at 2.8 GHz. So chips are slower now? The computer boots up slower than my Win 10 machine...guessing it's the AI functionality that's creating some lag. Also there are so many default settings that have to be turned off, quite annoying getting constant pop-ups for suggestions even while letting the computer sit idle. If it weren't for the fact that software makers won't support Win 10 anymore, the Win 11 machine wouldn't provide any benefits over my Win 10 machine.