HP 17-Cn0025nr 17.3" HD+ Laptop
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Our take on the HP 17-Cn0025nr 17.3" HD+ Laptop
The HP 17-Cn0025nr is a 17.3-inch budget laptop built for desk work, browsing and light office tasks. Its large HD+ screen and full keyboard with number pad set it apart from 15.6-inch rivals, which are more portable but more cramped. The quad-core Intel processor and generous storage cover everyday multitasking, but the HD+ panel is low resolution for its size and the battery is modest. It suits buyers who want a big screen and don't need to carry it far.
- Large 17.3-inch screen for side-by-side windows
- Full keyboard with a dedicated number pad
- Quad-core processor handles everyday multitasking
- Generous storage for files and media
- Room for a bigger cooling setup than slim 15-inch laptops
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What reviewers say
Owners treat it as a dependable budget desktop replacement: the big screen and number pad win praise, while the low-resolution display, weight and short battery draw complaints.
- DisplayCriticisedOwners say the HD+ panel is not sharp enough for a 17-inch screen and looks soft with text and video.
- Size and weightMixedThe large screen is liked, but many find the laptop too heavy and bulky to carry daily.
- BatteryCriticisedReviewers report short runtime, especially when several apps are open.
- Keyboard
Questions and answers
- Is the HD+ screen sharp enough for a 17-inch laptop?
- It is usable for documents and video, but HD+ on a 17.3-inch panel gives a low pixel density, so text looks less crisp than on full-HD 15-inch laptops. If sharpness matters, look for a full-HD model.
- Can it handle gaming or video editing?
- Only lightly. The integrated graphics and quad-core processor suit browsing, office apps and streaming, but not modern games or heavy editing.
- How does it compare with 15.6-inch budget laptops?
- It gives you a bigger screen and a number pad, at the cost of weight and portability. A 15.6-inch rival is easier to carry but more cramped for spreadsheets.
- Does it have a number pad?
- Yes. The keyboard includes a dedicated numeric keypad, which is one of its main advantages over smaller budget laptops.
- Is the battery good for a full day?
- No. Expect to need the charger during a long day, especially with several apps open or the screen bright.
- What is in the box?
- The laptop and its power adapter. A mouse, sleeve or other accessories are not included.
