This laptop may not work for everybody because of the size (17in). it seems everyone wants smaller and smaller. Myself being a senior citz. It is easer for me to see and read...

Light and fast. Only problem I have is adjusting settings in Windows 11. Not HP's fault. I've worked in Windows since the beginning. I've worked with MS-DOS. At 72 I don't have the patience to relearn a new system which should be getting easier to use.

OmniBook 7 is an excellent, efficient a good-value laptop, equipped with the latest software across the board.

I love the new battery health features included. Not only can I limit battery charging to 80% which my previous HP laptop had too, but I no longer have to worry about leaving my laptop plugged into the dock even after the battery charge has reached 80%. It'll stop charging and basically take the battery out of the equation, powering the laptop directly from the power cord. NICE!!! The 17" screen is bright and vibrant, working well even outside, and the included nVidia card is great for when I'm docked to my big 27" gaming monitor. One thing I'd like to see is the ability to unlock the advanced BIOS settings on this laptop. I was unable to utilize certain features of the (business level) 280W dock because I couldn't get access to that, so I ended up downgrading to the 180W model. (I had even tried all the reddit suggestions to try to unlock it to no avail.)

It's got everything I need. Large touchscreen and the 32 gig of ram is a pleasure to have especially when all I had previously was 8 gig. Effortless transfer of files. since HP backup recognized my backup on the old computer. Nice power on/off button on keyboard, Lots of new features including AI. I'm glad I waited for this one. Excellent sale over the holidays. I have been always using HP for all my computer needs and Im pretty happy with them.

I needed to replace my broken Pavillion. I really don't need everything this laptop offers but for a little extra I stepped up to this one. They do offer more powerful units, but this is more than enough for me now that I'm retired and just taking care of my day-to-day needs. If you have the means, I recommend this laptop.

This is my 5th HP computer. '91 was a 386 SX-16 and then a few laptops over the years - the older laptop from '14 still works; that's impressive! The original battery is still alive... What I don't like is the overly sensitive "rocker" as opposed to the older L/R buttons on the touch pad. Also there's something I've NEVER seen before...the up/down page ▲▼ buttons are wonky - some web pages scroll just fine and some "page up - page down", NOT scroll; that's a time eating pain. It does boot fast though....wow! Windows 11 is NOT intuitive - 10 was easy to figure out in just a few hours..not HP's fault. Overall I'd buy another one.

I love this computer. It has all the features I need for what I use it for. I just needed a basic, fast, easy -to-use computer and this one fits the bill. My only complaint is that the power cord is on the left side, and the right side is where my outlet is. I am lefthanded and my mouse sometimes get caught on the cord. I do like using a mouse even though the touch pad works fine.

I love my new HP laptop. I wanted a large screen, but I don't do "gaming". I found this 17.3 inch laptop at a very reasonable price. The resolution is great and the keyboard is comfortable to use. This laptop had all of the specs that I was looking for and even more.

Good computer, works as I expected.