HP 24-inch All-in-One Desktop PC: The Perfect Combination of Performance and Convenience

TerriJWilliams: Good desktop computer. Screen quality is clear and easy to read. Screen is big enough to have many screen open at the same time.

United States on Aug 22, 2023

Balinda Marriott: Does everything I need in a desktop. Large touch screen plenty of storage and very easy to set up. Great price!

United States on Jul 25, 2023

Richard Boutet: Convenient but graphic card very average.

Canada on Apr 30, 2023

Esztike: I loved it works beautiful I like everything about . I can recommend to anybody and don't have all that wire

Canada on Mar 18, 2023

Charles in Cleveland: I didn't need anything fancy - smancy for what I use this computer for. No gaming, big time storage, extensive business use, yadda, yadda, yadda so this machine is working out fine for me to date. I've had it for a couple of weeks now and had someone who was computer wise suck all of the information stored on my old machine into the new unit. I would have been lost trying to tackle that myself.

All told I'd rate the new machine at a good solid "9".

The product arrived on time and was still in its original HP packaging.

Good vendor.

I did order a new wireless mouse and keyboard in that the old wireless stuff is going with the old machine to a disabled Vietnam vet.

My last two machines were HP All-In-One desktop models also so I stayed with what worked for me in the past.

So far so good. If you see a mushroom cloud forming over Ohio you'll know that I pushed some button which I shouldn't aught to have done pushed!

United States on Feb 17, 2022

FOB-Seattle: This replaced a cheapo Dell AIO I had been using as a bedside browser and streaming video player. The Dell was a single core CPU with the world's slowest hard drive - really, it would take 20 minutes to do a reboot and heaven help me if Microsloth decided to update Windows 10.
The HP won't win any prizes as a gaming PC, but it isn't meant to be one. With two physical cores and whatever AMD calls hyperthreading, the CPU is more than adequate for browsing and video watching. The SSD is a screamer compared to my old hard drive. I also like the fact the webcam is on a manually operated pop-up - I never liked the thought that someone could hack my system and use the camera without my knowledge.
The two negatives are the amount of bloatware the system came with, which HP keeps re-installing when I uninstall them. The second is the lack of any information on updating the memory with a second SODIMM. The online manual from HP is a joke as far as hardware is concerned and searching the Internet resulted in zero hardware maintenance docs or articles on disassembly. Even looking up the model number on Crucial or a few other memory retailers came back with no matches. If I hadn't found...

United States on Jul 30, 2021

G. Allen: Very easy to set up as there were no wires to the printer, and to the screen, etc. Everything hooked right up and talked to each other. I did purchase an extra USB setup as I have many small items that only charge from a USB cord with no option for plugging in to an outlet. I would have loved a second screen but it does not have the ability to add a traditional plug in one, so I will have to wait and buy a wireless one down the road. Good speed. Hate all of the HP and Microsoft "you need this" because I like to keep my PC simple, but for the mean time I have let them have their way to monitor me to the end of the earth. I got this particular set up for the cost, and the fact that I really do not do "a lot" on my PC, no gaming etc. I can't stand laptops and I run an Etsy business so this is perfecto! With Windows 11 on the horizon my other PC was not compatible to it anyways. And if forced me to update items I had purchased long ago so my graphics programs, etc., are all in 2021 now - to the future - and beyond!

United States on Jul 23, 2021