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

Lightweight, slim and sleek and Processor is fast!

I was in the market for a laptop that‘s powerful enough to handle the workload of my e-commerce business and light enough to take everywhere. A very long search with so many overwhelming options to choose from. My reasoning for selecting this laptop was based on the good reviews and price was exactly in my budget. Here’s my buying experience: Shipping was very quick arriving a day before scheduled. Box is a standard brown box with an HP logo on the side. Comes with a relatively long charging cable, setup pamphlet, and the laptop as listed. Setup was easy. Windows 10 walks you through step by step. The screen has good color for the price and the edges are thin. It’s not a touchscreen which I personally love. Speakers are better than my previous laptop. Comes with a good quality webcam. I’ve been using zoom to conference and the microphone picks up my voice from anywhere in the room. Outside of work, my son has been using it for online gaming. Only complaint is the fan gets a bit loud under heavy use. The positive, it stays cool and powers through whatever I throw at it. Overall, I’m happy with my purchase and would recommend to anyone looking for a great value laptop perfect for emails, streaming, Microsoft office, zoom, and light gaming for the kids.

Pay for quality I wish I would have gotten a Mac because I’ve been having so many problems with this laptop and I haven’t even had it a year don’t waste your money ...I will never buy a HP computer again the screen just blacks out and even if it’s on I can’t do anything about it I can’t even turn it off to restart it.

I had this laptop in my possession for four days -- just long enough to spend hours and hours and hours on the conversion from my old laptop. And thats when the hard-drive blew up. HP told me they could repair it and return it to me within three weeks of the time that they receive it. Then I guess I could take the chance that their quality would be better the second time around, and I could re-invest hours and hours on the repaired version. No thanks. I have work to do.

Ive always gone with Toshiba for my laptops, although Ive owned HP desktops before. This was my first foray into something different. And honestly, I think this is a great laptop.

I bout this laptop in Sept in 2020 to work from home and the Intel wifi adapter failed in December 2020. Now HP is s telling me I can pay $80 bucks to get a 3 year extended warranty on both software band hardware. Why the hell would I want to invest more than the the $700 investment I already made during the pandemic. Idk what to do at this point. I cant sell it, I cant get a refund, and Im not giving these crooks another dime. Dont buy it.

Absolutely terrible display. Screen looked faded and while testing Youtube videos would randomly glitch and stutter. Automatic turnoff and return

This laptop is best for web browsing and basic application tasks. It doesnt have enough power for audio/video editing, gaming or power hungry programs. The screen leaves a lot to be desired especially if you also have a higher end computer that you use elsewhere. Recently I have had this laptop turn on at night and the loud fan noise will wake me up. It doesnt seem to be updating and Ive checked and changed a lot of system settings without finding the reason why. Every now and then it will freeze and reboot without warning. So far I am not impressed with this entry level laptop. I would recommend spending a little more and getting a better screen, faster processor and overall better quality. My iPhone 11 makes this feel antiquated. 3 stars.

Keyboard’s symbols are hard to see because they are very small and blend into the silver keys. For example, hard to discern between a comma and a period.

This laptop is very light. They don’t use the Ultrabook label much as a distinct category anymore, but this laptop fits. It is super light with a great sharp matte screen. The bezel is also much smaller than on most their laptops, so the screen really is emphasized. The laptop has a very sharp silver body. The keyboard is the same silver color and has a built-in number pad. The trackpad is Apple-like. It has no buttons, but the left side is the left click, and the right side is the right click. The trackpad is in the “natural” scrolling setting, so when the setup is done you may want to switch it if you don’t like natural scrolling on a computer.