HP Stream 14-inch Laptop, Intel Celeron N4000, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB eMMC, Windows 10 Home in S Mode With Office 365 Personal For 1 Year (14-cb185nr, Royal Blue)

The price is good and then used points to buy it. I bought this to use in our big garage and connect to a Bosch blue tooth Job site speaker. Had to add a WFi booster to the little fellar and can the S mode on it. It's great for You Tube and Amazon Music and all the down load music I put on it. I'm older and it took awhile to figure it all out but once I had it all up and running Viva La HP!!!!!!!

For the money I am completely satisfied with my purchase. I've had the machine for about 3 weeks now and it only took 3 days to arrive, just in time for me to prepare documents, etc for my troop meeting. My only complaint is trying to use M364 tools (Word) was VERY slow so I reverted back to Google docs. I'm downloading all our wedding photos to it so it will probably take up most of the 64 GB of space but I'm ok with that as well.

Was exactly what I was expecting. Works great.

I needed a new laptop as I have not bought a decent one since 2000. One teeny tiny screened netbook and one borrowed laptop that doesn't hold a charge in between really made me feel the lack. There are loads of bad reviews saying there isn't enough memory to do anything with this particular model. I only really wanted it for some tax work and light internet browsing, and it has been great so far. It's nice a light (those models from the early 2000s looked fabulous to us since we were all used to desktops but wow were they heavy!) I haven't used the laptop long enough to drain the battery in one go, so I'm not sure exactly how long the charge lasts, but it's at least a few hours. I enjoy the portability of this unit, the keyboard feels nice and the screen size is perfect for casual usage. Clearly this isn't the fancies unit out there, but if all you need is some light internet and Microsoft usage, this is a great unit and reasonably priced. Here's hoping it will hold up for years to come.

Very little memory. Not a good student laptop. Slow. Keyboard and touchpad work well. Screen is nice. Fairly lightweight. Windows wants you to immediately upgrade to Windows 11. Decent battery.Not a fan of this computer and because of its poor performance, I've barely used it until I started graduate school, and it sucks! I'm constantly having to restart it to do my coursework.

Working perfectly up till today.

OK, this is my second Stream. The original was a 32GB that is still operating and is obviously limited by the couple GB remaining after the operating system space. However, was useful for web browsing. This one is 64GB and that leaves about 30GB space for programs plus one year of MS Office free. I got rid of the Windows 10 S mode and the speed for web browsing and program operation is fine. And I'm used to an Intel 11th generation i5 on a desktop and have no complaints. That is an absolutely amazing unit for $200. Of course, in both cases, I've added extra room using a USB 128GB flash drive so really, it's a fantastic deal. The only con that I've found so far is that the sound is rather puny but connecting a cheap bluetooth speaker solves that issue. Update: I hooked this up to an external monitor and it gave me an option to go from the native internal screen resolution of 1366x768 to 1920 x 1080 and it shows up great on the external monitor. I'm shocked. I cannot believe this computer was $200. Well, we'll see how long it lasts.

I bought this HP Stream because my 2012 Mac is dead and I really don't use a computer anymore. My iPhone 12 Pro works just fine for everyday use, and I just can't afford to buy a new Mac right now. So, I just needed an inexpensive little computer to connect to the internet to do personal business and take online classes. I do not intend to store anything on this computer, but rather continue to use my iCloud for storage and Google Apps if necessary.You can download the necessary cloud apps such as iCloud, Google Drive, and shortcuts to Google Docs, Sheets, or whatever you like. Once I got the computer set up, I went in and uninstalled Microsoft Office. I don't care that it's free for a year. Google Suite works just fine.I've used this computer quite a bit, and this is what I think about it...Contrary to the negative reviews, this computer doesn't suck. You just can't have high expectations of a $350 laptop. You will be setting yourself up for a bitter disappointment. With that said....The mouse and keyboard are horrible and uncomfortable to use for my taste. Granted I don't intend to use it away from home very often, but I did a couple of times and it really doesn't function like I'm used to. Also, I can't really say for certain that the wi-fi connections were all that great. It could've been the networks I was connected to. For some reason it wouldn't let me connect to my iPhone hotspot. I don't know if there is a setting that I have to adjust, but it shouldn't have been that difficult to connect.However, it works FANTASTIC when I switch out my work laptop and connect it to my desk set up where it's hardwired to the internet and connected to a USB keyboard and mouse. I am able to do personal business that requires me to use a computer rather than my iPhone. This computer IS NOT built to have sophisticated software installed such as Office, FilemakerPro, Quickbooks, Photoshop etc. It is also, not meant to store large files or photos. It is PERFECT to use cloud based software and storage.I recommend this laptop as an internet terminal and NOTHING MORE! I cannot express this enough....do not expect it to perform in any other way. It's a perfect light use laptop to connect to social media (if that's your thing) or even school, or access websites that you really can't on your smartphone. It's an affordable option as a transitional workstation.Some people complained about not being able to update Windows due to lack of disk space. I suggest that you make sure you purge temporary files, internet cache, and downloads often. Also uninstall applications that you do not use or are unnecessary. This will free up a bunch of disk space. If you are using Office360, this will take up a ridiculous amount of disk space. I know it's free for the first year...but is that really worth your low disk space frustration? While you could get a Chromebook, I'm not keen to them. In a Windows OS you can set up Google Suite. It's cloud based, free, and doesn't have a trial period. You won't have to pay a subscription to keep and all your documents, photos, etc. They will be gone if you don't move them out of OneDrive and to another cloud storage at the end of the trial period. Why bother? Just set up Google account, which comes with free storage, use their version of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc and you don't have to install it on your computer. WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!