I recently purchased the HP Newest 14" Ultralight Laptop and let me tell you, it has been an absolute game-changer for both my student life and my business needs. As someone who is always on the go, I needed a reliable laptop that could keep up with my busy schedule, and this laptop has exceeded all of my expectations. Let's start with the design - this laptop is sleek, lightweight, and portable, making it perfect for carrying around campus or taking to meetings. The 14" screen is the perfect size for both work and play, and the Intel Quad-Core N4120 processor ensures that everything runs smoothly and quickly. The 8GB of RAM and 192GB of storage (64GB eMMC + 128GB Micro SD) provide more than enough space for all of my files, photos, and videos. One of my favorite features of this laptop is the 1 Year Office 365 subscription that comes included. Having access to all of the Microsoft Office programs has made it so much easier for me to stay organized and productive. The webcam is great for virtual meetings, and the HDMI, WiFi, and USB-A ports make it easy to connect to external devices and accessories. But what truly sets this laptop apart is its incredible value for the price. I was a bit hesitant at first because of how affordable it is, but I can confidently say that this laptop is worth every penny. The performance and quality are on par with laptops that cost twice as much, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. In conclusion, if you're a student or a business professional in need of a reliable, efficient, and affordable laptop, with amazing battery life, look no further than the HP Newest 14" Ultralight Laptop. It's a 5-star product that will truly make your life easier and more enjoyable. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!.

Very simple and functional yet it has all of the essentials without any of the gimmicky frills. Maybe it takes a $300 laptop so I don't have to deal with built in Alexa-enabled something, HP-specific ports, fingerprint scanner, and other stuff I don't want or need. They don't try anything fancy with this one which for me is a positive. Plus it's TKL keyboard which really should be the new norm. Does not have a backlit keyboard which is a slight miss but for the price it's not a huge deal. You can take it out of S-mode easily and remove a lot of the addons and you have yourself a perfectly functional Windows machine. Despite the lower-tier hardware it still starts up very quickly if you make sure you don't have too much bloatware. Sure it's a little slow at times but if you're using it for day to day tasks it should be fine. Battery life seems very good, the laptop is also fairly lightweight as well. What more could you ask for at this price point.

7 months update: screen won't turn on, won't hold a charge and is now dead. Waste of time and money. UPDATE: I have had this for less than 3 months and the battery no longer holds a charge. It has to remain plugged in at all times, and finding information to replace the battery has been difficult. Not all the keys register being pressed, causing endless spelling and grammatical issues. As time goes on this problem gets worse. The shift key locks on at random times as do random F keys. The mouse pad keeps getting stick and will not register clicks or randomly registers extra clicks. Half the troubleshooting abilities are being removed, and locating various places has become a scavenger hunt. It consistently has memory problems, despite the fact I save nothing to the actual computer. So much so it has no memory to watch streaming shows, to open any folder or to save anything. During this review I have had to deal with every problem above. If you want a basic laptop that you don't mind correcting and leaving as a desktop, this is fine. Not recommended for writing, watching videos, web searching, emailing, anything in works. Very basic in what it can do and you will be constantly adjusting what you do, including rewriting everything you write and reloading the same page over and over. Highly disappointed in this. I needed a simple computer to write on, and this has been more frustrating than useful. Not worth the money and effort.