I don't see how a laptop can get such heat without a spec being posted:

Battery life Up to 10 hours and 15 minutes
3-cell,41 Wh Li-ion Supports battery fast charge : 90% in 90minutes
Bluetooth - 4.2
Brand HP Pavilion 14-al106na Laptop, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, 14", Natural Silver
Camera HP Wide Vision HD Camera with dual array digital microphone
CD/DVD/Blu-ray Drive No
Dimensions H1.95 x W22.43 x D33.86cm
Graphics card Intel®HD Graphics 620
Graphics card type Shared
Hard drive 128GB SSD
Keyboard Full-size Island-style keyboard
Memory (RAM) 8GBDDR4-2133SDRAM (1x8GB)
Memory Card Slots SD card reader
Model name / number 1AQ59EA#ABU
Network Integrated 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet LAN
Operating system Windows10 Home 64bit
Ports 1x HDMI, 2x USB 3.1, 1x USB 2.0, 1x headphone/microphone combo, 1x RJ-45
Processor Intel i5-7200U (2.5GHz, up to 3.1 GHz, dual core 3MB cache) 7th Generation Intel i5
Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels
Screen size 14"
Screen Type Full HD In-Plane Switching UWVA Bright View W LED - backlit
Sound B & O Play dual speakers
Touch Screen No
USB ports 3
Weight 1.49kg
Wireless Display Yes - Miracast
Wireless networking Wi-Fi- 802.11ac (no n!)

(Some information from the Hp Spec as John Lewis spec is inadequate)

I have seen too many dead HPs to ever buy one.

Review of the 500gb HD version below. Great specs on paper but doesnt really get a lot of love. On the other hand, you get a lot for the money. And then again, whoever thought those stripes across the wrist area was a good idea wants shooting.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Pavilion-14-al103ng-Notebook-Review.189777.0.html

Ordered, Thanks. Got the laptop sleeve as well.

Have been looking for a decent laptop for a while and saw this one. Ordered mine now and just waiting for it to be delivered.

Yeah I can see why. I have no intention of gaming but want something more for multi tasking video/photo ect with the standard bases of SSD and FHD screen but its settling on a budget-spec ratio as well as not pointless buying stuff I'd never need.:neutral_face:
I didn't get a sign that anyone had replied... Thanks

shame no backlit keyboard

Is there a docking station for this?
Any recommendations?
Thanks

It actually says 'in-plane switching' so his comment about it being TN was just plain conjecture and totally wrong.

Is it possible to upgrade the ram and ssd?

Anyone know if these have room to add a standard hard drive alongside the ssd?

any ideas on make, model, speeds of SSD?

So hows the screen? Are the colours good or is it washed out? Are the blacks black or grey? Every laptop I've looked at so far has awful screens but one but that one had poorer specs.

Is this a gaming laptop plz or suitable?

I have to say the opposite, I have 2 both over 5 years old and none have given me problems.
This one is very light at under 1.5kg

Thats a good deal and price since I nearly spent the same price on a iphone

It will be wireless n also

Probably worth adding that it has a 3 year guarantee, as that is really good at this price and usually only on business class machines. Also HP just don't seem to know how to put a laptop together and have it last much more than a year :stuck_out_tongue:

seems like a decent laptop. i kind of need the left and right buttons under the touch pad.

Where did you see the Lenovo 510 offer SClub? I'd be interested in that!

Just ran a speccy check, see below

Operating System
Windows 10 Home 64-bit
CPU
Intel Core i5 7500U @ 2.50GHz 47 °C
Kaby Lake-U/Y 14nm Technology
RAM
8.00GB Single-Channel Unknown @ 1064MHz (15-15-15-35)
Motherboard
HP 8213 (U3E1) 47 °C
Graphics
Generic PnP Monitor ([email protected])
Intel HD Graphics 620 (HP)
Storage
119GB SanDisk SD8SNAT-128G-1006 (SSD)
Optical Drives
No optical disk drives detected
Audio
Realtek High Definition Audio

The dell pc I sent back was Dell Inspiron 15 5000 Series Laptop, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, AMD Radeon R7, 15.6",
Screen rubbish, mousepad loose, laggy

Be careful will some of the Dell screens. I was looking at the 13.3" Inspiron 5000 series convertible in PC World, and the full HD IPS screen is pretty bad (as per reviews). Move off centre and the screen has a shimmering, almost glittery effect.

Not sure if the Lenovo Ideapad 510 is still on offer, but that has a decent 15.6" full HD IPS screen and fairly fast i3 processor for £350.

Just had a look in JL and unfortunately the screen wasn't too impressive . Hp envy x360 looked pretty good out of the sub 1k but also £930 for the 15.6"

Edit , note that it's still not too bad for the money

Edit no2 :smiley: the envy it is at £780 which is looking good with that crisp screen.
Thx SClub below but for me, I need ssd and a decent screen , although what you're saying does seem a really good vfm laptop.

Please note for info that some envy models come without a CD drive

Hot from me, if I'd not already pulled the trigger on a similar spec model from Dell then I would have bought this.

Anyone recommend a sub £300 pound laptop for playing minecraft? It's my sons birthday soon and he wants one for playing minecraft,I believe the processor speed has to be an i3 minimum? Any help appreciated,thanks in advance.

​You can watch reviews on YouTube and Google the reviews, it seems like a common theme that many gaming laptops skimp on the screen and put all the money into the specs. I'm tempted to get the Omen then a secondary screen, but then there's the Dell XPS 15... My budget just keeps going up and up and up, originally it was £400 D':

Just how bad is the omen screen meant to be ? I know it's a "gaming" laptop but doesn't it have a IPS at least ? I'm disappointed it's all plastic :disappointed:

Not bad. But I suspect the screen is a TN type. And the ssd is ridiculously small. If there was space for a full sized HDD and an msata ssd it might be worth considering.

I don't see how a laptop can get such heat without a spec being posted:

Battery life Up to 10 hours and 15 minutes
3-cell,41 Wh Li-ion Supports battery fast charge : 90% in 90minutes
Bluetooth - 4.2
Brand HP Pavilion 14-al106na Laptop, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, 14", Natural Silver
Camera HP Wide Vision HD Camera with dual array digital microphone
CD/DVD/Blu-ray Drive No
Dimensions H1.95 x W22.43 x D33.86cm
Graphics card Intel®HD Graphics 620
Graphics card type Shared
Hard drive 128GB SSD
Keyboard Full-size Island-style keyboard
Memory (RAM) 8GBDDR4-2133SDRAM (1x8GB)
Memory Card Slots SD card reader
Model name / number 1AQ59EA#ABU
Network Integrated 10/100 BASE-T Ethernet LAN
Operating system Windows10 Home 64bit
Ports 1x HDMI, 2x USB 3.1, 1x USB 2.0, 1x headphone/microphone combo, 1x RJ-45
Processor Intel i5-7200U (2.5GHz, up to 3.1 GHz, dual core 3MB cache) 7th Generation Intel i5
Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels
Screen size 14"
Screen Type Full HD In-Plane Switching UWVA Bright View W LED - backlit
Sound B & O Play dual speakers
Touch Screen No
USB ports 3
Weight 1.49kg
Wireless Display Yes - Miracast
Wireless networking Wi-Fi- 802.11ac (no n!)

(Some information from the Hp Spec as John Lewis spec is inadequate)

The Pavilion series is normally for multimedia usage. Hence it also has the upgraded speakers. I have had a pavilion before and the viewing angle was very good and sound excellent. I am sure this will be similar.

Bought a HP posted here few years ago for £250 and I can't fault it. Amount of times I dropped it and it's still going strong. So I'm really sorry that I have to bust your myth about HP.

I have seen too many dead HPs to ever buy one.

And the £29.95 HP ultrabook laptop sleeve can be added for free (first bundle below product description) :innocent:

Apologies , I don't know enough about laptops to recommend any but the Dell Inspiron 15 5000 looks good . My main criteria for a laptop is full HD screen and SSD. I do have an upper price limit of 800 pounds so I'm thinking get this or wait for more Easter bargains.
John Lewis is always a plus for me to buy from and I'll try n pop in tomorrow to have a look.

Edit, tbh if it's a full HD, you're not really going to be disappointed unless you need a really acute viewing angle on the screen .

If only this was 15.6 screen, heated

Edit, just seen there's others that are on offer

The current Dell 15" 1366x768 screens have a terrible reputation. Massive shame as older ones were pretty decent.

Not sure, bought it blind on-line

​Do they have it on display? I was going to make the plunge on the HP Omen which has incredible specs for the price but a pee-poor screen

What do you think of the screen? Good viewing angles?