HP Pavilion Gaming laptop 15-dk2029na, Full HD, Intel i5, 8GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, NVIDIA GTX 1650, Windows 11 Home - Black

Ive had this gaming laptop over a year now, and im still in love with it. I play games, pretty much every day, whether its xbox, switch or pc... and ive never experiences pc gaming until i purchased this laptop, and its such a breeze. Ive never had a problem with loading games, downloading games or anything.The only thing i dont like much is the touch pad, but i bought a mouse (as bnetter for gaming) so the touch pad isnt an issue for me.If you are looking for a laptop and want to game also, this is the one.

Amazing speedCan easily handle 3 extra screensI can’t rate this laptop enoughBought this to replace another HP laptop which is now 9 years old and worked flawlessly up to late ( can’t install new windows version) but sadly began to hiccup. This is definitely an equal replacement and very fast processing

This laptop came today, when i connect it to power supply, it frequently gets shutdown.

Can run most games on 30fps locked without dipping while unplugged.

Lasting well with a lot of use!

Seems like a great deal from the outset, but the first unit I received as defective out of the box, with a faulty fan, and that was sent back. The replacement I was sent didn’t have any physical problems other than a trackpad that was initially rattling a little, but over time it seems to have improved quite a bit, so from that it seemed like all was well. There is a major but, however, and that is specifically in regards to the Realtek wifi card that’s in built. I was considering the omen 16 with an rx 6600 m but that has the same wifi card and it’s soldered, I can’t verify that with this laptop as I don’t want to open it up. If that’s the case with this laptop also then it’s wholly unacceptable as this card is absolutely dreadful, irrespective of your router performance. My router supports wifi 6 and so, you’d think the laptop would handle multiplayer titles just fine. I play team fortress 2 mainly and the wifi card problem really comes to light. Ping drops here, frame drops there, the wifi performance is abysmal, rendering the experience virtually unplayable. Now, whilst this can be rectified with the Ethernet port and an Ethernet adaptor, this is a major let down for me as there is a reason as to why I bought a gaming laptop and not desktop, for ease of portability.I can’t recommend the laptop at all and will now have to deal with yet another return. There’s only so much research you can put into a gaming laptop, now I have to spend time making sure the next gaming laptop I buy has an intel only wifi card.

Performs well and great price paid so no complaints so far.

Battery quality is poor, constantly needs to be plugged to mains or it won't last 30minutes.Performance was good, but after a few weeks it dropped off a cliff, took over 10 to 15 minutes to load, games didn't load and was extremely slow. In the end I just had to return the laptop.