HP Pavilion 15-eg2980nd

 354,95

Specificaties en productinformatie

Technische staat: volledig werkend

Uiterlijke staat: Light signs of use

CPU: Intel Core i7
Kernen: 10 cores
Batterijduur:Exceptionally long (more than 6 hours)
Scherm: 15 inch (large screen)
Resolutie: 1920 by 1080 (Full HD)
Werkgeheugen: 16GB DDR4 RAM
Opslag: 256 GB NVMe SSD
OS: Windows 11 Home

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Looking for a reliable, fast laptop for your studies, working from home or everyday use? Then this HP Pavilion with Intel Core i7 is an excellent choice. Thanks to the 12th-generation Intel processor up to 4.7 GHz, 16 GB of DDR4 memory and a fast 256 GB NVMe SSD, it boots in a flash and keeps running smoothly – even when multitasking, doing Office work or light photo editing.

The sturdy, partly metal chassis looks modern and feels solid. Nice touch: a fingerprint reader for safe, fast login.

This laptop has been fully tested and is in excellent condition. Only the left USB port doesn’t work; that’s why you get a free 4-port USB hub from Drivv with it.

Key specifications

  • Intel Core i7 (12th generation, up to 4.7 GHz)

  • 16 GB DDR4-3200 memory

  • 256 GB NVMe SSD

  • Sturdy partly metal chassis with fingerprint reader

The battery is in top condition and, with normal use, easily lasts a working day. The new price was around €900, and there’s still about a year of manufacturer’s warranty left (without the original receipt).

So

Choose this HP Pavilion if you simply want a fast, quiet and reliable laptop without the hassle — ideal for students, home workers and anyone looking for value for money.

Weight 1,75 kg
Dimensions 36 × 23 × 1,8 cm
Connectivity

3.5mm headphone jack, Bluetooth 5, HDMI, Thunderbolt, USB-A, USB-C, Wi-Fi 6

CPU: Family

Intel Core i7

Battery life

Exceptionally long (more than 6 hours)

Operating system

Windows 11 Home

Intended use

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GPU: Model
GPU: Configuration

Shared RAM memory

Built-in security

Facial recognition (Windows Hello), Fingerprint reader (Windows Hello), TPM 2.0: Windows 11 guarantee

Storage

CPU: Configuration

10 cores

CPU: Model

Intel Core i7-1255U

Screen size

Screen resolution

1920 by 1080 (Full HD)

Charging via

Own charger, USB-C (45 Watt)

Keyboard

Numeric keypad, QWERTY

Cosmetic condition

Light signs of use

Webcam

HD (720p) – great for video calls

Memory (RAM)

16GB DDR4

Touchscreen

No touchscreen

HP (Hewlett-Packard) is one of the oldest and largest computer brands in the world. HP chose breadth: they offer a solution for every segment, from simple entry-level laptops to advanced business machines. That makes HP a brand you'll come across in almost any office, school or living room.

Their design philosophy is mainly about balance: ease of use, sturdiness and recognisable design that doesn't stand out for the wrong reasons. In the business lines such as the ProBook and EliteBook the emphasis is on reliability, security and compatibility with existing corporate IT. For consumer models HP pays more attention to looks and price awareness, so there's an HP for almost every budget.

One caveat is that HP used to bundle a lot of bloatware (extra pre-installed software) it earned money from via software suppliers. That caused frustration: starting a new laptop often meant a thorough clean-up first. Fortunately HP has partly stepped back from this in recent years, so modern Pavilion-series models contain less cluttered software and are ready to use faster.

The HP Pavilion series is HP's most popular consumer line and aims at anyone looking for an affordable laptop for everyday use: browsing, email, school assignments, word processing, streaming videos or light photo work. Pavilions are often a bit lighter and slimmer than business models, and available in a wide range of sizes and specifications.

Their strong point is mainly accessibility: you get plenty of choice in price and configuration, often with a good balance between performance and design. For anyone who doesn't run heavy programs daily, a Pavilion is often more than enough.

Do bear in mind the quality and finish: Pavilion models are less rugged than HP's business lines (such as ProBook and EliteBook) and therefore more prone to wear under intensive use. Older Pavilions were also known for bloatware (pre-installed software you had to remove yourself), although that has greatly diminished in recent years. Naturally, we deliver every Pavilion with a clean Windows 11 installation, nothing more and nothing less.

In short: the HP Pavilion line is an accessible choice for consumers looking for an affordable, versatile laptop for study, home or light work — but anyone wanting maximum durability is better off looking at HP's business models.