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>>Anybody bought HP Spectre recently? The model in question is in the title. My younger daughter goes to school this summer and is looking for a new laptop. She is comparing Lenovo, Dell, and HP (this specific model). I know that Lenovo and Dell have a good reputation. But HP, I am not so sure. And Lenovo and Dell would cost (for the same memory - both SSD and RAM - size) about $500 more. She will not be doing IT study, just the school stuff. But she likes to have the latest and the greatest (my genes :)). I am concerned of how well (sturdy or robust or whatever the term to use) is HP notebook. And the only way to find out is from someone who has bought it.
>>TIA
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>Back in spring 2015 I bought the HP Spectre. It is a great laptop. Brilliant display, performed well. Even those who slam HP have acknowledged the Spectre is a great product.
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>The mouse can take a little getting used to - IMHO.
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>I wound up getting a Lenovo a year later, because the Lenovo had 16 GB of memory. The Spectre I bought only had 8. (Though I see that the Spectre also now comes with 16 GB)
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>Both the Lenovo and the Spectre are outstanding products. If you live near a Microsoft store, you might be able to see demo models of both (and maybe even at Best Buy as well). As someone who owned a Spectre for about a year (and would have kept it longer had it contained 16 GB of memory), I highly recommend it.
Thank you very much. This helps big time for her to make the decision.
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