HP Pavilion 15-AU628TX (Z4Q47PA) Laptop (Core i7 7th Gen/8 GB/1 TB/Windows 10/4 GB)

Pros: -Backlit keyboard -Battery life is good -Comes with free Microsoft office Cons: -Gaming Graphics really below average even with DDR3 Nvidea Geforce 940mx. Not at all suitable for regular gamers. -Noisy Fan while gaming -Screen is not Anti-Reflective -No laptop bag provided -Rough touchpad -Keyboard keys feel loose while typing. So I conclude by saying that this Laptop is not worth 70000 Rs. Even with 4 GB video memory, games like Rise of Tomb Raider dont run smoothly even at medium settings(15 fps) with graphic card nvidea geforce 940MX updated to the latest version. Its nowhere close to a gaming laptop. Its only good for everyday usage and office use.

First of all I have been a customer since 16-17 yrs having predilection towards HP brand so, I could blindly trust the maker on that department. nComing towards the Laptop itself, it performs well though I honestly feel apart from latest upgrades in technology, I could merely see any improvement in speed of multitasking when compared with my old Pavilion DV6, i7 2nd Gen laptop which was a replacement for this machine. nBeing a Nvidia Geforce laptop, it would cry when thrown with latest gaming titles (expect decreasing to Low settings for some titles), one should consider other options having atleast "Gtx" to suffice their gaming hunger.nThe laptop's screen is "not" Anti-Glare( though full HD), considering a good thing for people who want better color reproduction & quality that Anti-glare screen misses.nThe laptop's keyboard is not silver, its plane black so dont get mislead by picture shown here. nI bought frm a local dealer when HP replacement offer was organised, got my laptop for 67k + 5% extra off with credit card payment. nnBOTTOMLINE: If you dont trust brands like Lenovo, DELL, Asus : ROG having loads of issues nowadays, consider this one if you are not much indulged in gaming and more of an editor/designer or multi-tasker cus this thing can really hold some serious work-loads.