HP 15-dy1036nr 10th Gen Intel Core i5-1035G1, 15.6-Inch FHD Laptop, Natural Silver

Overall pretty good I guess. Im not one who has purchased many laptops so my evaluation may be biased or uninformed, but for the price, I say you get what you payed for. Screen quality is good and battery is fair, lasting me 4-6 hours depending on the battery setting

This was a pretty good laptop for the price. The worst thing about it is the silver keys with letters marked in black, those are really hard to see from any angle but straight up. The function keys are extremely difficult to read. Thats probably just a poor color choice on my part. It also runs a little hot, that can be a real problem over any fairly long period of time. Its a good backup to have if you make the mistake of buying a Lenovo.

Full HD screen with sharp colors! Easy to uprated to large RAM and SSDs

I couldnt get it open because I didnt follow instructions. I returned it in order to get a different one. Also, didnt want a touch screen; I wanted to use a mouse.

My other laptop was almost six years old so I was really excited to get this new one. Its got a solid state drive, which helps make it faster and lighter. I didnt realize how HEAVY my other computer was until I picked up this one. The screen is also very clean and clear and I love how the text displays. Im an author and a blogger, so I do a lot of text-based work on my computers, and I was so impressed by the display. Everything looks so neat--

I bought this one for school, but it isn’t good. The laptop is so glitchy. It turns on and off out of no where, the screen becomes grainy/blurry out of no where. It doesn’t let me upload pictures. The battery literally is drained in 2 hours. I think I was sent a defective one, but at his point I think it’s been too long and I can’t return anymore. I see a lot of great reviews, but really don’t let them fool you like they did me :(

I got the HP 15-inch FHD laptop for my daughter in case school was cancelled again due to coronavirus. (Her Mac broke). It is a reasonable price, but has some flaws, hence the 4 star review. I love that it has a 10 hour battery life and is very lightweight, so its very portable. However, if I wanted to use it as a work-from-home computer, this is not functional as it doesnt have a Ethernet port as some employers require that. So, its Wi-Fi or nothing. HP needs to put one in to make it more compatible for various usages.

Muy buena calidad.

I ordered a HP 15-1036, what they sent me was a HP 15 -1059MS. Which I guess was an upgrade being that I had more ram and a touchscreen. More ram was great, and I guess the touchscreen was good too but being that I’m clumsy I would tend to touch the screen while using this keyboard which would mess things up, Which is no big deal being that’s not HP’s fault. I had had the computer only for five months when it went belly up and stop working. I had a bios update recently but the computer just stopped working. The Caplock LED kept flashing a code, three long flashes and too short. I called phone support, and honestly they were great but they were not able to resolve my problems. The phone support suspect that my issues might have been Bios related. So I was forced to send it in for warranty work. Now I have to wait 2 to 3 months for turnaround time, which is frustrating because I recently had a stroke and I depended on the computer for paying bills and ordering meds. I also depending on that machine for music and entertainment being that I was forced to retire. Anyways it’s frustrating to be without my computer. I must say however that the screen and the picture on the screen was superior to anything I’ve ever owned. I really enjoyed the computer but I’m not happy that it went belly up after only five months I don’t know if it was Microsoft for faulty bios, or equipment failure on HP end. I expected much more out of HP honestly and I’m very frustrated.

The driver for the wireless network finder went out after only 7 months. Is anything made to last anymore?