price, performance

81% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, screen, price, portability, design

88% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

A decent enough option for budget buyers, but cheaper options offer the same basic experience and you only need spend a little more to get a much better screen.

Brilliant battery life ; Large hard drive ; Low price ; Pleasing styling ; Full-sized keyboard

Unimpressive screen ; Single-channel memory ; Flimsy construction ; Rattling optical drive ; Poor core performance

If you're looking for a straightforward laptop on a tight budget, the Pavilion 15 does more than its pricing might suggest. You won't be playing the latest games on it, and anything that is too processor-intensive is going to take a while, but it's not...

Plenty of power, sensational design, excellent finish, great keyboard

Battery life, spec doesn't match US versions, some fan noise

The HP Envy 15 has some real strengths: the design is sensational, the keyboard is excellent and the power on offer makes this a really versatile machine. This has to be balanced against the lack of internal drive and poor battery life, which means...

The size and weight of the Pavilion 15 TouchSmart suggest that it's more intended as a desktop replacement system for use at home or in the office. However, its all-round performance, combined with an attractive screen and optical drive, provide very...

The size and weight of the Pavilion 15 TouchSmart suggest that it's more intended as a desktop replacement system for use at home or in the office. However, its all-round performance, combined with an attractive screen and optical drive, provide very...

matte display ; Full HD resolution ; hardly warms up ; SSD ; fast storage card reader ; AC WLAN ; backlit keyboard

dark display with poor contrast and unstable viewing angles ; only one year warranty ; difficult maintenance

With the Pavilion 15-cc107ng, HP has a 15.6-inch all-rounder in its offerings. The built-in ULV quad-core processor offers more than enough computing power for all the usual application scenarios. The dedicated graphics core enables the limited use of...

AMD RX 550 and GTX 1050 graphics options ; dual internal storage bays; NVMe support ; 1080p touchscreen and 4K UHD options ; stronger chassis; improved design ; powerful gaming performance ; no major CPU throttling ; respectable battery life

uneven surface temperatures; warm palm rest ; lid could be more rigid; slightly more teetering ; system fans always active; loud under load ; no Thunderbolt 3 or DisplayPort ; unimpressive internal speakers ; difficult serviceability ; limited color...

The Pavilion 15 Power is the stronger and more easily recommendable notebook compared to the standard Pavilion 15 if HQ-class CPUs and Pascal graphics are desirable options. The chassis is a significant update to the point where even typing feels more...

primary and secondary 2.5-inch storage options ; very good gaming performance for the size ; good colors and grayscale ; bright display backlight ; thin, attractive design

system throttling under extreme loads ; uneven surface temperatures ; no USB Type-C port; no mDP ; plastic palm rests feel cheap ; loud fan noise when gaming ; soft clickpad; poor feedback ; no NVMe or RAID 0 options ; system fans always active ;...

The new Pavilion 15 is the intermediate between the GTX 950M-equipped Pavilion 15 of 2015 and the latest GTX 965M-equipped Omen 15 launched just a few weeks ago. Thus, it's also priced accordingly at a few hundred USD less than the entry-level but more...