HP ProBook 4 G1a 14" Notebook - WUXGA - AMD Ryzen 7 250 - 16 GB - 512 GB PCIe NVMe SSD - English Keyboard - Pike Silver
$1,239.00
$1,181.99
Mfg # BM2B2UT#ABA
CDW # 8361972
| UNSPSC 43211503
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- The 14" 1920 x 1200 screen delivers an exceptional viewing experience, featuring vibrant colors, sharp resolution, and wide viewing angles
- With 16 GB of memory, you can run as many programs as you want while experiencing seamless execution
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HP ProBook 4 G1a 14" Notebook - WUXGA - AMD Ryzen 7 250 - 16 GB - 512 GB PC is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Lakely from
Color is Unusable - Red Look Orange
These Laptops can't display pure red, it comes out orange. I tried talking to HP support including reinstalling drivers, adjusting settings and reinstalling Windows 11.
In the end I ran a Calibrite Colorimeter calibration on it, which confirmed it has an atrocious gamut <65% sRGB. I didn't know screens this bad were still made, especially not on mid-grade business laptops.
We bought two of these and they both show the same issue. I am stunned and disappointed!
To add insult to injury one of the laptop serials is not recognized on the HP Support site, I can copy and paste it right from the shipping email or type it in from the back of the laptop, same result "please enter a valid serial". Terrible.
Additionally the speakers sound like tin cans, No Bass at all. When I close it it doesn't seem to sleep (the fans are still running and it's putting hot air out the back). This is bottom of the barrel engineering- engineered to be as cheap to make as possible and sold at a price well above what it's worth.
Date published: 2025-12-15T00:00:00-05:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Lakely from
Color is Unusable - Red Look Orange
These Laptops can't display pure red, it comes out orange. I tried talking to HP support including reinstalling drivers, adjusting settings and reinstalling Windows 11.
In the end I ran a Calibrite Colorimeter calibration on it, which confirmed it has an atrocious gamut <65% sRGB. I didn't know screens this bad were still made, especially not on mid-grade business laptops.
We bought two of these and they both show the same issue. I am stunned and disappointed!
To add insult to injury one of the laptop serials is not recognized on the HP Support site, I can copy and paste it right from the shipping email or type it in from the back of the laptop, same result "please enter a valid serial". Terrible.
Date published: 2025-12-12T00:00:00-05:00