HP OmniBook 7 Laptop Computer 16" 2.5K Intel Core Ultra 7 32 GB memory;1 TB SSD

I love this laptop. It works well for my CAD/CAM processes. The laptop itself does exactly what I need to get my work done. However, every time I get on there are a million pop ups. I do not want to buy more HP products, I do not want to renew my MCcaffee....If there is something you think I need send me an e-mail. I am working....I do not want to sit and read through all of your pop ups to filter through the necessary. Honestly I do not look at any of them. I close them. Get them out of my way so I can work. If you send me an e-mail every now and then with options they would get more attention.

Purchased during Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale for a great price. Excellent performance with Intel Ultra 5 processor, 16 MB RAM and 1 TB solid state drive. The 16 inch screen has very good resolution. The laptop is solidly built with a good selection of ports and convenient keyboard with numerical key pad. Very little dfifference in weight compared to an OmniBook 5 with similar configuration.

I had been using a slightly older 17" HP laptop but found it was getting heavy to carry to meetings , etc. as I age. But I still needed a good screen size. The HP OmniBook 7 Laptop AI 16t-ay000, 16" met the bill and was on sale when purchased. I used HP products for years and have never been disappointed!

Set up process not quite as easy as it should be. I still can't get itunes to play through the headphone jack. It looks like I have to chose headphones or speakers when my prior HP's automatically detected headphones and matched volume controls to the device.

Laptop itself is a good product for a reasonable price. A major problem was preloaded One Drive which automatically forced cloud backups into a very small 5GB storage, which when full almost immediately caused problems opening many files. Many people do not want to put their data in the cloud, encrypted or not, as they do not trust its privacy, or else, do not want to pay for a forced upgrade to a larger storage.

The transition from my HP Envy to the OmniBook has not been simple or smooth. The keyboard seems tighter causing me to miss keys. The numeric keyboard section is nice to have, but it is undistinguishable from the rest of the keyboard, so I used a marking pen to guide my eyes to the keys. The lack of an SD slot surprised me, but a USB reader device solved that issue. I still can't get the sound to work.

The power cord plugs into a stupid spot that blocks the rest of the ports. The power cord itself is so stiff that when it's plugged in it forms a large loop and gets in the way of the mouse. The track pad is so large and near the keyboard that it gets hit when I type. These 3 things are very poor design. Other than that it's just a normal laptop.

I'm disappointed with this laptop. I play very simple point and click games and it glitches and slows down. The graphics card should have no issues keeping up. I've had laptops with less processing power and built in graphics card with no issues. I could have got a laptop for much less money to do what I need.

This purchase has not been easy one. The computer took almost 6 weeks to get to me and the set up has not worked yet. The battery won't charge so I have not even been able to use it. I'm not aa computer repair person but I did not expect to start out with a new computer that is suppose to be the top of the line and have all these problems. I can't even get it register to use the warrenty.

I purchased this laptop during the black Friday sale on 11/25. It did not ship until Dec 22nd and my son barely got it in time for Christmas. I read reviews on how these laptops were touchscreen and great and my son's is neither.