Our HP OmniDesk Desktop AI M03‑0000t is now fully configured for everything our family does—from everyday tasks to my programming projects—and it performs beautifully. The system is fast, quiet, and has plenty of headroom for upgrades. I’m exploring the idea of setting it up as a Windows/Ubuntu dual‑boot system and adding a second 1TB PCIe SSD to expand its capabilities even further. HP has been our go‑to brand—our past machines were HP, this one is HP, and so is our laptop.

HP small tower is quite good. Very quiet PC. Not sure if I would purchase a PC with an AI processor again. Way too intrusive. Although my replacement machines were running Windows 11, Microsoft Windows 11 on my new tower and laptop has scrambled up my existing systems in a way I thought was not possible. Very upset! With four PCs now untrustworthy I am finally planning to switch to Linux. HP should abandon Windows 11 and offer Linux OS PCs.

We bought this new HP Tower to replace our old HP Tower at home and the transition was quick, seamless and easy. The new desktop resolved some problems we were having on certain websites and so much faster overall. We’re loyal to HP for the consistent quality and reliability of what you create - Thank You!

From start to finish, this is probably the most easy and efficient HP unit that I have used. It’s obvious that the technology in this unit for surpasses previous units that I’ve had. I would highly recommend this unit to anyone that’s looking to upgrade.

The Bad: The machine came configured for gamers and social medial mavens. It was not useful for serious work and record keeping. Apparently StorageSense immediately erased 20 years of automobile driving and maintenance records (among other things). I still can't figure out how FileExplorer or OneDrive work - File Explorer rarely shows what drive I'm attached to (cloud, local or a USB remote), if in fact they do, and not all of my local files are shown, especially when I desperately need THAT file. My proprietary work has most likely been copied to someone else's storage system (a security risk). At this point, I have lost almost a month's productive work time in trying to configure the machine to be useful. The diagnostic software was unable to identify a failing router. The AI makes far too many judgement mistakes - I will do my own thinking, thank you. Windows 11 has too many options to be useful for the average user. A tech who came in indicated he and a number of friends have gone to Linux just to be rid of Microsoft and Windows. Between an operating system that many users despise, and a State Governor who want to tax Microsoft out of business (...insatiable appetite for money...), I'd be surprised if Microsoft is still in business in ten years. The Good: Except for missing and/or hidden files (that shouldn't be missing), operations appear to be fast and reliable. Initial physical setup was easy; pretty much plug and play.

My new HP OmniDesk AI M03-0000t desktop replaced my old HP Envy 795-0025t desktop purchased in July of 2019 which had become slow and did not work well moving to Windows 11 upon Microsoft's end of support for Windows 10. I love the fact that my new OmniDesk is so fast. Everything I do now is so responsive. It was easy to get set up and working. I can't comment on long-term reliability since I've only been using it for a few weeks but so far, I am loving it.

Purchased this OmniDesk to replace a 10+ year old HP Envy which did not meet requirements for updating to Windows 11. I chose this version because it allowed me to figure it for more RAM, more SSD and an upgraded processor. I wanted a desktop with sufficient capability to handle current and future applications and updates/upgrades. To date, I had no issues with setup or loading in applications. Have to admit I am not a fan of Office 365 being a web based subscription service (versus prior versions of Office which resided locally) or McAfee (as an organization, after having "issues" with their automatic renewal process). I will be evaluating alternative office suite software and I am still deciding about McAfee.

I needed a computer. I pondered many options. With pray, I decided on the hp desktop which I have now. I'm so very pleased. It was a healthy investment. It works so well and makes my time on the computer much more pleasant. It's the 1st I've ever purchased. All the rest were from friends, a library and a gift. It is definitely an investment due to my financial position. Again, I'm so very thankful to have it.

Fast desktop. Fast processor, like the 14th generation I 3. Excellent memory with DDR-5. Downloads are superfast with excellent graphics. Easy setup took a few minutes. All Hp computers are easy to operate. Ample storage for what I'm using it for. Overall a very good computer for an I 3.

Kinda happy with my new Hp desktop… I wish it came with a dvd/cd player and also a cassette player too. I wish I could figure out if my new keyboard has lighted key board keys…. I had to purchase a new computer because my old fully functional HP Pavilion was no longer functional with newer 11 applications!! Such a bummer…..