expiredDrGreenthumb posted Jul 07, 2022 07:33 AM
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Item 1 of 5
expiredDrGreenthumb posted Jul 07, 2022 07:33 AM
HP Pavilion Aero Laptop: 13.3" WQXGA, Ryzen 5 5625U, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM
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- The chassis feels sort of flimsy. It's to be expected at such a light weight, but keep it in mind.
- There are these horrible, cheap flip-down covers on one or two of the ports that are just begging to snap off
- Speakers are so bad they should be illegal
- The trackpad is pretty mediocre
Good machine overall, but do keep in mind it isn't a "premium" machine.
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The clear advantage of this laptop would be the 16GB RAM, which is the biggest (only?) knock against the Asus. My research suggests the Asus has a slightly faster CPU [cpubenchmark.net]. Would it come down to personal preference of the HP's 400 nit matte IPS vs the 600 nit glossy OLED screen on the Asus, or is the Asus display going to objectively better? Anything else I'm overlooking on the comparison?
Thanks!
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The clear advantage of this laptop would be the 16GB RAM, which is the biggest (only?) knock against the Asus. My research suggests the Asus has a slightly faster CPU [cpubenchmark.net]. Would it come down to personal preference of the HP's 400 nit matte IPS vs the 600 nit glossy OLED screen on the Asus, or is the Asus display going to objectively better? Anything else I'm overlooking on the comparison?
Thanks!
- The chassis feels sort of flimsy. It's to be expected at such a light weight, but keep it in mind.
- There are these horrible, cheap flip-down covers on one or two of the ports that are just begging to snap off
- Speakers are so bad they should be illegal
- The trackpad is pretty mediocre
Good machine overall, but do keep in mind it isn't a "premium" machine.
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How is build quality? Touchpad/keyboard ok?
Was mostly thinking of getting mom a thinkpad L series.
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The clear advantage of this laptop would be the 16GB RAM, which is the biggest (only?) knock against the Asus. My research suggests the Asus has a slightly faster CPU [cpubenchmark.net]. Would it come down to personal preference of the HP's 400 nit matte IPS vs the 600 nit glossy OLED screen on the Asus, or is the Asus display going to objectively better? Anything else I'm overlooking on the comparison?
Thanks!
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