HP Battle 66 5th Generation 15.6-inch Core Edition (i7 1260P/32GB/1TB/Integrated Display)

1. The interface is relatively rich, and no expansion dock is required for going out; 2. Large screen, light and thin, 15.6" Only 1.7Kg, good portability; 3. Memory and hard disk support expansion; 4. The keyboard feels good with backlight; 5. Mute

1. Endurance: 15.6" The I5 5th generation Core Integrated Display Edition is used for light office use, and its battery life is only about 3 hours, which is less than a fraction of the advertised ultra long battery life. The power loss is more than 10 for one night when the cover is closed and standby, and about 1% of the power is lost every hour. HP's after-sales service phone explained that it was normal. The super long endurance advertised was the result of laboratory conditions, and personal use could not achieve that effect. This explanation was also speechless. Should I put the bought notebook on display in the laboratory? I don't know how 19 so-called rigorous military tests were completed in laboratory conditions 2. Camera: serious color deviation, unable to restore the color normally, the skin turns red and black, and the gray clothing turns green. HP after-sales explained that it is normal, the camera is tuned to warm color, and can only be upgraded later to see if it can be improved. 3. Heat dissipation effect: the heat dissipation is general, the left half of the keyboard is normal, the right half is hot, and the upper part of the power key and the keypad is hot. 4. Charger: The traditional large charger is used, which is inconvenient to carry. Fortunately, the weight control is acceptable. 5. After sales service: The after-sales service personnel's explanation was unreasonable, but they just tried to excuse themselves because there was no HP after-sales network in my county or city, and I could not provide on-site inspection or go to the network for inspection. I had to pay the postage to mail to the network in the provincial capital. Make do with it.