HP dv6-6180us Notebook Intel Core i7 2670QM(2.20GHz) 15.6" 6GB Memory DDR3 750GB HDD 5400rpm DVD Super Multi AMD Radeon HD 6770M

So far this little beauty has chewed through every game I've thrown at it, SWTOR, Dead Space1&2, Dead Island, etc. Simply put, I love this laptop

It has stolen me away from my family occasionally? lol

So far so good. Internet and most games run very smooth and very well. I've tested out a few MMO's already so far, and am very satisfied with the results. I am able to run games like League of Legends and other MMO's at maximum graphics. I also have...

The only major cons I found were the fingerprint scanner and the webcam. The fingerprint scanner works well, its just you have to make sure to angle your finger the exact same way each time (if you lift your finger up too high or too low it may not...

After reading a few reviews i was skeptical of the build quality of this laptop, my previous laptop was a HP DV6, about 4 generations before this one, it lasted my two years and was still going strong, after upgrading to this one i'm surprised at the...

HP loves bloatware, uninstalled with no problems for atleast 25% quicker startups ; No backlit keyboard ; dynamic graphics card switching is dodgy, turned it off in bios and control it manually from Catalyst Control in CP ; Beats Audio is over-hyped...

Incredibly fast i7 cpu processor helps in making anything you do fast and snappy. The Video card switching feature (6770 when using videos/games/ect. and Intel HD when using programs like word/facebook) is very cleaver when it comes to saving battery...

Scrolling can be a bit off sometimes, The scroll pad can leave prints easily. Sometimes you have to change the settings of the graphic switching to fit your need. Most driver updates have to come stright from HP instead of their site (example : the...

This is a nifty little machine. It runs cool and quiet, and can go for +/- 6 hours on a single charge under lite use (web browsing and IM). Yet with discreet graphics and a second generation, quad-core i7 processor, it can really get some work done in...

The black keyboard is difficult to use at night ; The buttons for volume control don't work in some full-screen applications ; The highly touted Beats Audio is pretty meh ; The dynamic graphics switching is a complete failure. In order to get the...

Very nice specs for the price. i7 core and HD 6770 card easily handles most of my games (struggles a little with Unreal Tournament 3). 4-6 hour battery life when on the integrated card, which impressed me because of the 15" screen ; I formatted mine as...

The GPU switching is a little annoying to use and probably not worth it. F key quick commands can minimize full screen applications because of their on-screen images (this can be fixed by uninstalling the images). Both of these can be fixed though and...

This is my first windows machine since XP and I am impressed with the reboot time and wake up time, something where MacOSX is awesome. The i7 processor and Radeon HD6770m graphics chip are real nice at this price point

General application programs seem somewhat sluggish opening. Don't know if I am just used to OSX times or if this is common with win7, but I consider it a con. Also, the ATI driver that came in the box did not work with SWTOR. I was told by HP support...

Specs sound great ; i7 2670QM - 2.2GHz ; 6GB DDR3 1333MHz ; ATi Radeon 6770M Dedicated graphic card with 1GB ; 2 headphone output ; USB 3.0 x 2 ; Gigalan

I received this laptop with a dead pixel right in the middle of the screen, the case is not 100 aligned, beats speakers are over rated (my Lenovo sounds way better) ; the plastic around the keys is flimsy, and when u push a key it deeps into the...

The price to system specs were the best that I could find here on Newegg at the time I bought the laptop. The system is fast and responsive. The amount of bloatware is very light and was easy to remove. This was a new system and not a refurbished unit...

The only con I have is the power plug that plugs into the system. It is quite large and sticks out about 3 inches. A 90 degree end would have been a better design. Most of the drives have to be updated from HP's website. This is not a major con to me