HP All-in-One PC, 23.8 FHD Micro-Edge Touchscreen Display, AMD Ryzen 5 Processor, AMD Radeon Graphics, 12 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, Windows 11 Home OS, Wi-Fi (24-cb1142, 2022)

Fast setup, easy to use, and fast.

This computer is constantly slow. Processor is not the best

I enjoy the large monitor. So far it has worked well. Fast and easy to set up.

Very easy to set up. Works well. Great buy in my opinion!

Bought this for going back into school and so far it’s been a fantastic computer. I’ve been using it daily for months and haven’t had a single issue. Picture quality is fantastic, the built in webcam works very well, and the speed is also better than I thought it would be. I also do some light gaming and Thai computer has held up pretty well! Although I wouldn’t recommend it if you wanted to play high res games. I would rate it a solid 9/10 and a perfect buy if you need a nice daily computer for school or work!

This has everything I need for my household. The processor is great. No bulky tower. Touch screen monitor is a nice touch. No pun intended. The white is very sleek. Best purchase I’ve made on Amazon so far.

I’m not going to lie, I bought this computer specifically so I could play the Sims 4 and it’s been great! Runs all my expansion packs without lag or problem. A great value for your money.

Little disappointed that for the price HP keeps dropping the size of the hard drive. Last one came with 1 terabyte drive.

I like the desktop. Easy to set up and decent for the price. The picture is not as sharp as my old Dell. The wired keyboard and mouse are a waste. Not sure who wants wired anymore? I got the white. You cannot see the letters or numbers on the keyboard. They are done in a light beige color against the white background. The mouse starts to hurt your hand after just a few minutes. Ordered wireless on both to replace what they sent.

Im usually not a fan of all-in-one PCs as I find that the price is usually bumped up significantly higher than the components would warrant. That is, as expected, also the case here, though Im not upset about it. A pre-built regular desktop PC with the same specs would almost certainly cost significantly less than this all-in-one, but this PC offers a level of convenience a regular desktop cant. Im about to move into a much smaller apartment with limited space in my home office, so an all-in-one will free up a lot of space. Its also incredibly good looking, if you put a premium on that. The only cable involved here is for the power supply, which looks a hell of a lot nicer than the current tangle of tables running from my Acer desktop.