Pros: I'm doing ISO development so have been burning bootable DVDs on it for a while now. No issues.

Cons: none

Pros: Nice spongy feel with keystrokes.

Cons: DOES NOT WORK. Top row of numeric keys and the insert/home/del block do not function on this keyboard. Test with multiple computers.

Overall Review: It cost more to ship this keyboard back than it is worth. This site really needs to allow us to give someting no eggs.

Pros: Bought it to use in a 2-in-1, seems to work.

Cons: Haven't found any so far.

Pros: Cheap and compatible with the HP laptop I purchased at the same time.

Cons: Haven't found any.

Pros: It was cheap and still had internal DVD

Cons: HP is under the misguided impression people still use Windows. I own somewhere between half a dozen and a dozen machines. I keep one Windows partition around only because I haven't upgraded my glucose meter to a modern one with Linux software for data dumping. I keep that on whatever computer I'm using as my "travel" computer. This was to be my new "travel" computer but HP used ALL 4 primary partitions. This left me with the following options: 1) wipe the drive to install Mint 17 2) Nuke the recovery and HP tools partitions to install Linux 3) Use Virtualbox VM I was pressed for time so I chose option 3. Even after upgrading to 500 Gig SSD and boosting RAM to 8Gig running inside of Virtualbox makes this machine run like a 286.

Overall Review: Cannot recommend this computer to anyone looking to use a modern OS unless they are willing to wipe it completely for installation.

Pros: Worked like a charm

Cons: none