HP 17t-cn200 17.3" HD+ Laptop
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Our take on the HP 17t-cn200 17.3" HD+ Laptop
The HP 17t-cn200 is a 17.3-inch HD+ laptop built around an Intel Core i7 with 8GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD. Its draw is a large screen and a strong processor at a budget-laptop level, which suits desk work, browsing and streaming more than travel. Against 15-inch rivals it gives you more screen for the same kind of money, but the HD+ panel is lower resolution than the full-HD screens common on competing 17-inch models, and 8GB of RAM with a 256GB drive is modest for the i7. Owners of this class of HP 17 generally like the big display and comfortable keyboard and accept the size and weight as the trade-off.
- Large 17.3-inch screen for multitasking and video
- Core i7 handles everyday work and light photo editing
- 256GB SSD keeps startup and app loading quick
- Full keyboard with number pad suits spreadsheets
- HP's budget 17 line is simple to set up and service
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What reviewers say
Reception of HP's 17-inch budget line is generally positive on screen size and keyboard comfort, with the low-resolution display and bulk the usual complaints. Few owners of the i7 configuration report performance problems for everyday tasks.
- DisplayCriticisedOwners say the HD+ resolution looks coarse on a 17.3-inch panel, especially for text and side-by-side windows.
- PerformancePraisedThe i7 and SSD make everyday tasks and startup feel quick.
- MemoryMixed8GB is fine for basic use but reviewers note slowdowns with many tabs or heavier apps.
Questions and answers
- Is the i7 worth it over the i5 version?
- For everyday work the difference is small. The i7 helps with heavier multitasking and light editing, but 8GB of RAM limits it before the processor does.
- Can I upgrade the RAM and storage?
- HP's 17t line typically has accessible memory slots and a replaceable drive, so adding RAM and a larger SSD is the usual fix for the modest base specs. Confirm the exact configuration before buying.
- Is the screen good enough for photo editing?
- The HD+ resolution and basic panel are fine for casual viewing but not for color-critical editing. A full-HD or higher-resolution screen is a better fit for that work.
- How does it compare with a 15-inch laptop?
- You get a much larger screen and a number pad, at the cost of weight and a lower pixel density than many 15-inch full-HD models.
- What comes in the box?
- The laptop and its power adapter. A mouse and sleeve are not included.
- Can it run games?
- Only light or older titles on low settings. It relies on integrated graphics, so modern games will struggle.
