HP 17 Inch Touchscreen AI Laptop Intel Ultra 7 255U 32GB DDR5 1TB SSD 32GB DDR5丨 1TB SSD

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW The HP 17-inch Touchscreen AI Laptop is engineered for modern professionals and hybrid workers who demand desktop-level screen real estate without sacrificing mobility. At the heart of this machine is the Intel Core Ultra 7 255U , featuring an integrated NPU that delivers 12 TOPS of AI performance to accelerate Copilot tasks and enhance video call clarity through intelligent noise reduction. Whether you are a university student managing heavy research or a creative content creator editing high-res media, the combination of 32GB DDR5 RAM and a crisp 17.3" HD+ touchscreen ensures a fluid, lag-free experience. The sleek Natural Silver chassis houses a high-capacity battery with Fast Charge technology , while enterprise-grade security features like the fingerprint reader and privacy camera shutter keep your sensitive data protected in any environment. GENERAL INFORMATION Brand: HP Series: 17-inch Touchscreen AI Laptop Operating System: Windows 11 Pro Color: Natural Silver PROCESSOR Brand: Intel Series: Core Ultra 7 Model: 255U Cores: 12-core Max Turbo Speed: 5.2GHz AI Performance: 12 TOPS NPU DISPLAY Size: 17.3-inch Type: HD+ Touchscreen Resolution: 1600 x 900 Brightness: 250 nits Backlight: LED MEMORY & STORAGE RAM: 32GB DDR5 Storage: 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD Expansion: Supports up to 4TB SSD / 64GB RAM CONNECTIVITY & PORTS Wireless: Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth 5.4 USB Ports: 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 1, 2x USB 3.0 Video Out: 1x HDMI Audio: 1x Headphone/Microphone Combo PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 4.86 lbs Special Features: Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint Reader, Privacy Camera Shutter, Fast Charge Included Accessories: Accessory Accessory Pack, Power Adapter 📌 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (9) Q: Does this laptop have a backlit keyboard? A: Yes. It features a full-size backlit keyboard with an integrated numeric keypad, allowing for comfortable typing in low-light environments. Q: Does it have a touchscreen? A: Yes. It is equipped with a 17.3-inch HD+ (1600x900) capacitive touchscreen that supports multi-touch gestures for intuitive navigation. Q: What is the total weight of the laptop? A: The laptop weighs approximately 4.86 lbs, making it relatively portable for a device with a large 17-inch display. Q: Is this laptop suitable for video editing? A: Yes. The Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 12 TOPS NPU, and 32GB DDR5 RAM provide the power needed for 1080p and light 4K video editing. Q: Does it support fast charging? A: Yes. The laptop supports HP Fast Charge technology, allowing you to quickly top up the battery during short breaks. Q: Is there a physical privacy shutter for the webcam? A: Yes. It includes a built-in privacy camera shutter that you can manually slide to block the lens when the camera is not in use. Q: What version of Windows is pre-installed? A: This laptop comes with Windows 11 Pro pre-installed, offering advanced security and management features for business and professional use. Q: Does it have a fingerprint reader for secure login? A: Yes. It features an integrated fingerprint reader, enabling fast and secure biometric authentication via Windows Hello. Q: What ports are available for external monitors? A: You can connect external displays via the HDMI port or the USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 port (with a compatible DisplayPort adapter).

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BounceTheBox ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

8 de agosto de 2026

Run. This seller is the 'it probably is' in 'if it seems too good to be true'.

Run. If you're thinking the price is too good to be true, you're right. I'm sure this laptop was pretty great when it originally left the factory in Thailand - then the seller got their hands on it. My laptop arrived in a box you would expect, but in a standard plastic bag, the kind static can accumulate in. The right of passage when buying anything electronic new, pulling off the protective film from the screen, hinges, cover, etc., nope. Not a single protective film anywhere on the laptop. I asked the seller about this, if the laptop was used, they informed me that not all laptops ship with protective film. :: tongue in cheek :: That they only opened the laptop to upgrade the RAM. I later found out from HP, every laptop leaves the factory with protective film.Then after finally getting some time to sit down with it, the laptop constantly hard-locked up. So much as opening word, or worse, Outlook, laptop locked up hard. I would have to hold the power button for 10s just to shut it down. So I checked the BIOS version,a bit behind, and so I upgraded the BIOS. Same problems, so much as try to do anything and the laptop locks up hard.So I run the internal diagnostics, and everything passes, except the Memory - failed, everytime. In fact, the laptop locked up during the RAM test every single time anywhere from 52%-65% through the test.I contacted HP, and ran through some other diagnostics. It was when I asked what the laptop originally shipped with, that we discovered two things:1. That laptop originally shipped with 16GB DDR5-5600 RAM. The seller upgraded the laptop to 32GB of DDR5-4800 RAM (about $300-$400 cheaper). This causes the laptop to have to dummy down for the slower RAM. Exacurbating the RAM issue was the Kingspec RAM chips the seller used to "Upgrade", and I use that term loosely, the laptop with. The worst product ever made by the worst manufacturer in China, Kingspec. RAM known to lock up machines under the slightest amount of stress, made by a company that earned that 'worst' rating through absolutely ZERO quality controls. None, at all. Ever. More often than not, Kingspec will lock your machine up at the slightes hint of stress.2. The call with HP took a turn when conflicting information kept coming up. The tech kept asking me to confirm the serial number of the laptop. Finally he told me, "The serial number on the bottom of your laptop, doesn't match the serial number displayed internally through HP Diagnostics". Have got to be kidding me, so giving the benefit of the doubt, albeit undeserved, I'm going to assume the seller was upgrading more than one of these laptops at a time with the subpar RAM and grabbed the wrong bottom. I would try to find who has the bottom to my laptop, but I've initiated the return.I offered to work with the seller, I said send me proper RAM and I'll ship ya back the garbage (with the agreement that my opening the laptop wouldn't violate/jeopardize my supportability and return status). The seller declined my offer, informed me they don't do that, but invited me to send it back, and they would have a technician "inspect it" and "repair it". Right, send my "brand new" laptop back to the same people who use subpar RAM of the wrong specification and put someone else's laptop bottom on mine. Nope, I'm returning it, and you don't get to bang me on a 10-15% restocking fee for a defective product, they themselves, knowing caused. You don't get profit from ripping me off. You should ashamed of yourselves, and you shouldn't be allowed to sell in Amazon.Updated: I've been reading all the reviews of other folks who have been victimized by this seller through a rip-off return process and 'inspections'. They charged one buyer for opening the laptop, but they failed to mention the seller opened it before it shipped when they 'upgraded' it.The seller's company is only 2hrs from where I live, anything less than a full refund I'll be there in small claims court. I invite anyone elsen ripped off, to join me!