HP Pavilion 21.5" All-In-One

As a mid-priced all-in-one PC with a last-generation i5 Intel processor, on paper the HP All-in-One 22 won't set the world on fire, but we'd expect it to be suitable for the average user. We took it to our Test Lab to find out what it was capable of.

Pitched as a mid-range all-in-one PC, the HP All-In-One 22-b065na has a 21.5-inch touchscreen display and is powered by an AMD A6-7310 processor with 8GB of Ram. It's certainly appears to be value for money based on the specs and price tag, but how did...

The HP All-in-One 22-b022na is a mid-priced desktop PC designed, as the marketing blurb states, for the 'family', which, reading between the lines, implies it's a general all-rounder rather than a dedicated powerhouse. The specs reflect this, with a...

Set up was so easy. I have always bought HP products for the past 30 years and will continue to do so. Ordering Ink for my OJP 6968 is so much easier than running to the store. The only issue is the key board where the right arrow key has been placed...

CONS: All the USB ports are at the back so it is hard to plug in a thumb drive for file backup . The keyboard and mouse are really cheap and take up two of the back USB slots. PROS: An inexpensive Windows 10 compute rsuitable for home use.

When i turn it on it has a loud humming sound. When i press back it wants to go to google maps always first. I really hate the on/off switch

The power switch and the card reader should be put on the side or front and not under the monitor. Hard to get to.

I would never hesitate to recommend HP computer to my family or friends. Costumer service was excellent and very patient with me.

Need a cheaper computer that nothing special? Here ya go. The reviews are pretty true except I don't find it loud. It's basic, sluggish and you get what you pay for. Full of useless HP programs and once you clean out the garbage it's your basic home...