Hp 250 G7/G8 11TH GEN Intel Celeron 8gb RAM 256GB SSD 15.6 Inch (Renewed) - Grey

Planning to buy a laptop with exceptional features and specifications? HP 250 G7/G8 Laptop Intel Celeron is a good choice that you can go for.

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Rest assured that the HP 250 can keep up with assignments on the run. The durable chassis protects the notebook so it looks as professional as you do. Hence, you can easily carry this lightweight and compact laptop in your backpack while you are going out somewhere.

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The sturdy, full-length, and ergonomically designed Full-sized keyboard in this laptop will let you work with utmost convenience for a longer time duration. Furthermore, the HP 250 G7 Laptop is housed with a high-quality Li-Ion that does not heat up or swell. Also, you can work for up to 3 Hrs without worrying about battery drainage.

 

Case & Connectivity

The fairly elegant case is completely made from black plastic with mostly matte surfaces. Only the sides and the area near the hinges have a piano finish. The keyboard bed and upper side of the base unit are textured and do not attract fingerprints. This is not true for the velvety looking lid. The base unit warps quite easily from side-to-side twisting. The lid, which can only be opened by holding the base unit, teeters markedly.

The HP features the usual connectivity that can be expected for the low price. At least all ports are standard size. The positioning of the ports near the front of the sides is favourable since connected cables and USB sticks can’t interfere with using an external mouse. The Wi-Fi performance is also superb

Input Devices

The keyboard has a number block, no keyboard light and mostly a standard layout. So, the user will not need long to get used to it. In our opinion, only the Ctrl and the Shift key on the bottom right are too small. Several keys, i.e. Caps Lock, Wi-Fi, and Mute, have indicator LEDs. The travel of the flat and slightly rough keys is low, but the pressure point is clearly noticeable. As the stroke is very close to the pressure point, it feels slightly hard and might promote fatigue. Typing creates a rattling noise.

The Synaptics Touchpad V7.5, which could have been bigger, recognized gestures with up to three fingers nearly always reliably. The slightly textured surface gives pleasant tactile feedback. This is also true for the mechanically recessed keys, which feature a well-balanced resistance according to the tester.