HP Notebook 15 (15.6-Inch, 2018) Series

usability, design, performance

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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79% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

matte display ; FHD resolution ; mostly quiet ; NVMe SSD ; ac Wi-Fi

very dark display with poor viewing angles ; below average Wi-Fi performance ; slow card reader ; complicated maintenance ; average battery life ; one year warranty ; no USB-C

The HP 15-da0405ng is a 15.6-inch office notebook powered by a Kaby Lake Refresh ULV quad-core CPU and a dedicated GeForce MX110 GPU that is not going to stand in the way of occasional light gaming.The system can be completely silent in low load and...

excellent speakers ; good gaming performance for its class ; great thermal management ; quiet operation

numerous system crashes (during our testing period) ; mediocre CPU performance ; poor screen ; mushy keyboard ; very cheap materials

While the HP 15 (A9) we reviewed recently was an exercise in patience due to its slow components and sluggish operation, the HP 15 (A12) is a trial due to its instability. The processor is much faster than the dual-core A9 in our previous unit, but due...

Matte screen ; Full HD display ; Fast SSD ; Good battery life

Only Fast Ethernet ; Only one-year warranty ; No USB Type-C ; No maintenance flap ; No AC Wi-Fi ; Low WLAN data rate

HP's 15.6-inch laptop left an overall good impression. Thanks to the Kaby Lake processor, the notebook is equipped for all common use scenarios - for now and in years to come. The notebook stays relatively cool despite the rather powerful CPU. A fast...

1year later. Going strong. Love it. Running 2ssd in RAID0 (I know it's not better, [but it is]) ; Changed the thermal paste and saw a 3-4*temp drop. Overclocked in Intel xtu to 3.6 single core and 2.4 on 2-4 active cores. Running16 gb 2133 -cl11 gskill...

Only newest Linux has drivers for wireless adapter ; It's not the most durable ; Can't boot from raid array! Wth man

Overall hp did a great job ; touch screen works great ; Lighting is cool ; big mouse pad ; i7 is really great have had no problems running anything ; GPU is great. iv played Titan Fall Crysis 2 and 3 with no probems

There are some little things that bug me like the offset keyboard but you get used to it. speakers are ok but I expected more from beats. Speaker lights tend to mess up but I keep them on black because I just dont like them on ; My only big problem is...

cheap ok processor and good graphics with large hd. comes with win 7 64bit not win 8

only one memory slot not 2 as some specs say and very hard to get to so only single channel memory. this is for the AMD versions,the intel versions have 2 slots

Considering the price, a great laptop for the $290 ; Plays basic games pretty well like half life 2 ; Good little CPU and GPU for $290

HDD is a little slow at 5400rpm. Downloading is limited because HDD is maxed out at 100%, but still runs fast enough ; Mousepad doesn't work for a few seconds here and there, but works well enough on the go when you don't want to use an actual mouse ;...

This is an update from a previous review ; Touch screen was fine (when it worked) ; Ran decently while it worked ; Sound was noticeably better than on other Laptops ; Keyboard layout was nice

Had issues with the touchscreen not always being recognized at about the 4 month mark. Restarts would usually fix the problem but overall it wasn't a major issue as I used a mouse instead ; What the real kicker now is the laptop will not boot. No bios...