HP Pavilion 13-an0006na 13.3-Inch Full HD Laptop' Intel Core i5-8265U, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Windows 10 Home - Silver

This is an amazing laptop if you're a student, it's light weight and as a result of that it's easy to carry. It does not have touch screen. The finger printer scanner always works with 1 tap. The keyboard has a light underneath it so good for late night studying. I wouldn't recommend this laptop for gaming due to its graphic card.

I am so unhappy with this lap top. I'm not particularly good with IT, I can use it, but always assume that difficulties are my own ineptitude. This is not very responsive and most critically doesn't connect well to wifi, I have to plug in to the modem to get a reasonable connection. At first I assumed that this was the pressure on the wifi due to the number of people in the house working during lock down, but now it's just me, and I am plugged in. I'm going back to Dell for the next one

After using this laptop for more than one year, it started to block recently and I have to use the power button to turn it off and then turn it on again. Also, you should know that the fan gets loud sometimes but personally this is not something that bothers me. The positive thing about it is that it's really lightweight.

Altogether a good product. The touchpad is working quite badly - the only minus.

fast, manageable, compact and light weight, at the moment perfect

After my laptop died I needed a quick replacement to carry on studying. Having scoped quite a few I found that this was a great price for the specs. A couple of months in I'm really happy with it and can thoroughly recommend for students who need a bit more power for software other than MS Office.

Easy to set up. Handles everything I've thrown at it so far. Our kids love it. And I've done way too much zoom on it already.

HP have three different levels of laptop, the high end Spectre, the mid level Envy and the entry level Pavilion. It’s surprising, then, that they’ve chosen to use the rather fetching style from the recent 13” Envy models for their latest Pavilion and some of the great quality features alongside it. As Amazon lump all their reviews together, I’ll make it clear that this is a review of the Pavilion 13-an0006na with an i5-8265U and 8GB RAM. Build From the moment you open the case it’s clear this is a quality laptop. The mix of metal and plastic in the case looks great in silver both outside and inside the case. The keyboard looks smart with slightly raised keys that feel comfortable to use and don’t make too much noise to type on. They are background lit so easy to see in a darkened environment. The trackpad is a little small, not surprising for a 13” laptop. It works well, though isn’t the best one I’ve used. Screen The screen has fairly thin bezels around the sides and top with a larger one at the bottom. It’s actually a very nice screen for the price with good viewing angles and great colours and brightness. I was very impressed with watching Netflix on this and playing games. Sound comes from the speaker grill behind the keyboard and sounds good for a laptop of this size. It’s not going to fill a room but you don’t expect that in any laptop but it does sound clear. Ports 2 USB 3 ports are included alongside a newer USB C port, which can actually be used to charge the laptop in place of the dedicated charger if you have a USB C plug with enough output. An HDMI port meant I could easily plug this in to a monitor at my desk if needed. It’s nice that HP have kept the fingerprint scanner from the Envy for easy Windows Hello login without needing to type a password and it’s fairly good at recognising your finger once you got used to the placement on the side of the case. Power Inside the laptop you’ll find the latest 8th generation intel i5, a four core powerful CPU that can handle plenty of tasks. It’s fast but also efficient, meaning that my battery has lasted 9-10 hours on average. There is no dedicated graphics card in this model but it’s actually surprising that the 620 integrated graphics on this chip can cope with a fair few games on low settings. Even titles like Skyrim and Borderlands 2 work smoothly on the laptop and my daughter can easily play Roblox and minecraft from the windows store. Startup is fast with the included 256gb SSD drive, though space is limited once you start adding software. It does have the SD card slot to use for more storage, though. From initial setup, Windows takes you through everything needed to start your PC and then HP adds a layer of optional software on top, setup was really easy. Some apps, like Netflix and the Office suite were installed already and there were options for more. These can also be easily uninstalled from the Apps section of Windows settings if not required. summary The HP 13-an0006 is a great little 13” laptop that is easy and light to carry around but provides a lovely clear, bright display and plenty of power from the intel chip under the hood. It’s ideal for those who don’t want a big laptop using up lots of space but still want to do all the things a full sized pc can do.