More and more features are being removed from the computer. No longer can I attached a VGA monitor and there is not a port for flash drives to download pictures. I do not use the Cloud.

I really like my new computer; it has many nice features. I would have preferred to be able to get it with a card reader and CD drive. I don't understand why these features are not available on new HP computers.

I've had a couple of HP AIOs, but I wanted a tower this time. Initially, I tried another brand, but I could not get it to daisy chain with two monitors no matter what I tried. I got mad and returned everything! After a couple of months, I shopped around again and finally decided on the OmniDesk PC. What can I say? HP for the win!!

Nice computer. I upgraded to I7, 32 ram, 2 one tb drives and Nvidia 5060 graphics. Computer is fast and quiet. I don't play games but do stream music and use various backgrounds and videos fir collaborations. Works great. So far I am very satisfied. Looks nice too.

My problem is really not the pc issue.,I have an isdue with windows and microdoft security .everh 10 minutes the OS is badgering mr me use festures I hate all the inrerruptions to look look at al the so called new fetures which are only there to examine my purchasing habits. Get out oy my businrss and just give me e mail and a basic OS.

The OmniDesk is great. I just don't like Windows 11, but I guess I'm going to have to get used to it. I also like the keyboard that came with the computer. I've been using an old HP keyboard since I bought my first computer and hated to give it up.

The set up of the Omnidesk desktop tower was easily completed. During set up, the system also connected to WiFi and other devices (printer) with no problem. Everything worked out well without having to troubleshoot problems. The new working system is different from what I was used to (Microsoft) and general system access. Having some difficulty finding areas that are not greyed out to make adjustments (brightness of monitor). Overall, very happy with purchase and being able to have Windows 11.

The computer came with Windows 11 installed. I'm an old man and hate wasting what time I have left learning new stuff when old stuff works just fine. I hate Windows 11. Every change from Windows 10 that I've encountered is a step back. Before M'soft ended W10 support, I download W10 installation media and W10 drivers. Now I'm try to work up the nerve to install Windows 10. Besides familiarity, another upside is that M'soft won't be bothering me with updates.

The end of support for Windows 10 and and issue with my computer spurred me on to purchase a new one. I have appreciated the quality and service with other HP products so I looked to HP for another computer. This computer does not disappoint in price, ease of customization, ordering and set up.

I must admit that I was not expecting a solid-state drive computer to perform well, as I had been using an old HP Pavilion since 2013, which ran on a physical hard drive. I was looking for a new hard drive computer, but I could not find one. So, I turned to the HP OmniDesk Desktop computer, which features an i-Core 7, 14th-generation solid-state drive, and includes 16 GB of RAM. I am surprised how well it performs. It has a quick processor, which allows me to have more programs running simultaneously. It has a quick startup, and the installation process was quick and easy. No hangups were detected so far. I use the desktop for research, compiling data, writing and editing reports, shopping, and entertainment.