HP 255 G7 [255G7 6BP88ES]

Made by the craftsmen at HP

Hewlett-Packard has been at the forefront of computer technology for over 15 years. The company's success in the laptop market is due to the company's ability to cater to the mass consumer without driving up prices. Model HP 255 G7 is an excellent confirmation of this.

Powered by Ryzen

The laptop is powered by a Ryzen 3 stone with two physical and four virtual cores that operate at frequencies of 2.5 — 3.4 GHz. On the one hand, such a system lacks stars from the sky in terms of performance, on the other hand, it handles with most everyday tasks, plus AMD processors are cheaper than Intel, but lately they are not inferior to them in performance.

Up to 10 hours battery life

Plus, this is a very energy-efficient option, which has a positive effect on the battery life of the laptop. From 6 to 10.5 hours at base load and average screen brightness is a decent result for this class. Plus, the laptop practically does not heat up and does not make noise even under heavy load.

Weight almost like an ultrabook

The weight of the model is only 1.78 kg with dimensions of 376x246x23 mm. This is one of the lightest models in its class, such a baby will not cause trouble for daily carrying in a bag or backpack. The surface of the case is made of matte plastic, according to user reviews, it is quite easily soiled, so that fingerprints have to be wiped periodically. This can hardly be called a big minus, rather a strange thing is that usually matte plastic does not sin like that.

Reliable and inexpensive

In general, the HP 255 G7 leaves the impression of a reliable, but inexpensive laptop, in which the manufacturer tried to cut off excess fat as much as possible. This concerns not the coolest SVA matrix with a modest margin of brightness and a dual-core processor from AMD. And the more surprising is the presence of a DVD burner. Who needs it in 2019 and why they didn’t save on it remains a mystery?