The HP Pavilion Power is a laptop that boasts an impressive array of features and specifications. The display on this device is a 15.6-inch IPS LCD screen with a 1920x1080 resolution, which provides vibrant colors and a high level of brightness at 228 units. This makes it easy to view the screen in various lighting conditions. One of the notable features of the laptop's design is the brushed aluminum plate on the top case of the keyboard, which not only looks sleek but also serves as a durable and long-lasting material.

The HP Pavilion Power also sports acid green accents throughout the device, adding a pop of color to its overall design. The speaker grille above the keyboard is another notable feature, housing Bang & Olufsen speakers that deliver high-quality audio. The laptop's keyboard is a full-size keyboard with a numpad, and although it fits snugly in this space, the keys are spaced out well and offer decent key travel and tactile feedback. The trackpad is also large and made of glass, making it easy to use and highly sensitive to touch.

The left side of the laptop features a Kensington lock slot for securing the device to a desk or table, while the right side has two USB 3 ports, a headphone combo jack, and an SD card reader. The top of the laptop houses two LED lights, a USB-C port that supports display output, and another USB-A port. There's also a Gigabit Ethernet connection and a standard power connector for fast charging.

Inside, the HP Pavilion Power is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor with a 2.8 GHz clock speed and turbo boost up to 3.8 GHz. This processor features hyper-threading technology, Intel Speedshift technology, and 64-bit architecture. The laptop comes with 8GB of DDR4 RAM, which occupies one of the two available slots, leaving room for expansion with an additional 8GB module. For storage, the device uses a hybrid drive setup consisting of an M2 NVMe SSD (128GB) and a SATA hard drive (1TB).

For graphics, the laptop features NVIDIA's GTX 1050 with 4GB of GDDR5 RAM and supports CUDA, DirectX 12, and the Pascal GPU architecture. This makes it suitable for gaming and graphics-intensive tasks. The HP Pavilion Power also features an HP ImagePad with built-in image sensors that support multi-touch and gestures.

The webcam on this laptop is a 720p unit with 30 frames per second and an 88-degree wide field of view, although the author would have liked to see at least 1920x1080p resolution available in webcams at this price point. The device comes in various price ranges, starting from $7999 and going up to $99990, depending on the configuration.

If you're interested in purchasing or learning more about this laptop, there are links to both options in the description below. In conclusion, the HP Pavilion Power is a well-rounded laptop that offers a great balance of performance, features, and affordability.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys what's up this is both and today we're gonna be unboxing and taking a look at a new laptop the HP Pavilion power let's quickly get started now if you buy the HP Pavillion power it does come with the HP Odyssey backpack which is included and you also get all the things inside this backpack so it's kind of cool so the charge of the documentation everything is inside the backpack the backpack is also really well built it does have a camo inside available in a bunch of colors but with the HP Pavillion power because the color scheme you get it in this black and green it looks nice it has a whole lot of pockets to store all your things and it does have a additional grab handle in case you get tired of holding it as a backpack the HP Pavilion power series start at seventy seven thousand nine hundred and ninety rupees but the laptop that we are checking out today is priced at 99,000 as it is the i7 variant once you do buy the HP Pavilion power you will get a standard case along with some documentation and the charger the charger is a quick charge and we'll talk about it in just a minute let's do a quick one over with the laptop itself the HP Pavilion power is designed or intended be designed for creatives and gamers also for professionals because it's a mix of the design so we get a matte black finish with a lot of green accents on the top of the laptop you'll see a matte black finish a large HP logo in the center which does have the green accent of the power series now if you open this up the display does have a textured frame which looks and feels nice and will avoid getting fingerprints on which is a good thing the display is also an anti-glare display it's a 15.6 inch display with a 1920 by 1080 P resolution it is an IPS LCD display with a 228 brightness now below that you'll see on the top case of the keyboard a brushed aluminum plate which should last you a really long time it feels and looks great on the laptop and then you also have the acid green accents all over the laptop with a nice big speaker grille just sitting above the keyboard now this grille does have bangin Ellucian speakers and it is powered by an HP audio booth smart and so you should get a good amount of audio from these speakers on the device now the keyboard is a full-size keyboard along with a numpad but it quite well in this space and you the keyboard and the keys spaced out quite well and should we embrace the type on them you do have decent amount of keyboard travel or key travel and you also have good tactile feedback from the keyboard itself the trackpad also is nice and large it's made out of glass it's really easy to use it's highly sensitive and it does have a pressure sensitivity clicks on either side so you can get a single or a dual click from this without any problems now on the left of the laptop you do have a Kensing lock slot so if you guys are still using that it's there you do also get two USB three full-sized ports along with a headphone combi jack on the right of the laptop is a full size SD card reader along with two LED lights a USB type-c port which also supports display out so in case you want to use it to attach a display you can do that or you can use the HDMI port which is also on this side you also get an additional USB 3 port and a Gigabit Ethernet connection also a standard power connector for the fast charger the device does have a four cell lithium polymer battery which does charge up up to 90 minutes the device should get a 90 percent charge so it's a pretty quick charger as far as the device is concerned if you talk about the hardware the HP Pavilion Power contains an Intel Core i7 processor which is the seventh generation 7 7 0 0 HQ processor with a 2.8 gigahertz clock speed a turbo boost to up to 3.8 gigahertz along with things like hyper threading technology and Intel Speedshift technology 64-bit architecture all of those things are already on this processor you also get 8 gigabyte of ddr4 Ram which uses up one of the slots of the two available slots so you get expandability so you can pop in an additional 8 gigabyte module to get up to 16 gigabytes of ram as far as the hard drive is concerned it is a hybrid drive setup so you do get a 128 gigabyte nvme SSD it's an m2 SSD and you do get an additional 1 terabyte of SATA hard drive which is at 7200 rpm which can be used for your bulk of resources but booting and running applications and all those things will run off of the hundred and twenty eight gigabyte m2 SSD which should be fast enough for your daily performance for graphics you don't get the NVIDIA GTX 1050 with 4 gigabyte or discrete Ram which is G DDR five and you also get support for Nvidia CUDA and it does have the NVIDIA Pascal GPU architecture along with DirectX 12 support now like I said the track is the HP image pad it does have image sensors built in and it does support multi-touch and gestures so you can all set that up from this interface the webcam on the HP Pavilion power is a 720p webcam with 30 frames per second as far as the video quality is concerned and you do get an 88 degree wide field of view I would have liked to see at least in 1920 by 1080p webcam available on these laptops nowadays especially considering the price that they are available at if you guys want us to check this out in detail and do a full review of the laptop do let us know in the comment section below and we'll pull out a full review for you guys like I said the price range starts at seventy seven thousand nine hundred ninety and goes all the way up to ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety is the variant that we have right now if you guys are interested in the laptop or the backpack I'll leave links to both of those in the description below if you like this video guys do smash that like button and hit that subscribe button if it's red it's not really done yet so subscribe to I again hit the bell notification icon to get notified each time we upload a new video this is Ben birthmark well thank you guys for watching I will seehey guys what's up this is both and today we're gonna be unboxing and taking a look at a new laptop the HP Pavilion power let's quickly get started now if you buy the HP Pavillion power it does come with the HP Odyssey backpack which is included and you also get all the things inside this backpack so it's kind of cool so the charge of the documentation everything is inside the backpack the backpack is also really well built it does have a camo inside available in a bunch of colors but with the HP Pavillion power because the color scheme you get it in this black and green it looks nice it has a whole lot of pockets to store all your things and it does have a additional grab handle in case you get tired of holding it as a backpack the HP Pavilion power series start at seventy seven thousand nine hundred and ninety rupees but the laptop that we are checking out today is priced at 99,000 as it is the i7 variant once you do buy the HP Pavilion power you will get a standard case along with some documentation and the charger the charger is a quick charge and we'll talk about it in just a minute let's do a quick one over with the laptop itself the HP Pavilion power is designed or intended be designed for creatives and gamers also for professionals because it's a mix of the design so we get a matte black finish with a lot of green accents on the top of the laptop you'll see a matte black finish a large HP logo in the center which does have the green accent of the power series now if you open this up the display does have a textured frame which looks and feels nice and will avoid getting fingerprints on which is a good thing the display is also an anti-glare display it's a 15.6 inch display with a 1920 by 1080 P resolution it is an IPS LCD display with a 228 brightness now below that you'll see on the top case of the keyboard a brushed aluminum plate which should last you a really long time it feels and looks great on the laptop and then you also have the acid green accents all over the laptop with a nice big speaker grille just sitting above the keyboard now this grille does have bangin Ellucian speakers and it is powered by an HP audio booth smart and so you should get a good amount of audio from these speakers on the device now the keyboard is a full-size keyboard along with a numpad but it quite well in this space and you the keyboard and the keys spaced out quite well and should we embrace the type on them you do have decent amount of keyboard travel or key travel and you also have good tactile feedback from the keyboard itself the trackpad also is nice and large it's made out of glass it's really easy to use it's highly sensitive and it does have a pressure sensitivity clicks on either side so you can get a single or a dual click from this without any problems now on the left of the laptop you do have a Kensing lock slot so if you guys are still using that it's there you do also get two USB three full-sized ports along with a headphone combi jack on the right of the laptop is a full size SD card reader along with two LED lights a USB type-c port which also supports display out so in case you want to use it to attach a display you can do that or you can use the HDMI port which is also on this side you also get an additional USB 3 port and a Gigabit Ethernet connection also a standard power connector for the fast charger the device does have a four cell lithium polymer battery which does charge up up to 90 minutes the device should get a 90 percent charge so it's a pretty quick charger as far as the device is concerned if you talk about the hardware the HP Pavilion Power contains an Intel Core i7 processor which is the seventh generation 7 7 0 0 HQ processor with a 2.8 gigahertz clock speed a turbo boost to up to 3.8 gigahertz along with things like hyper threading technology and Intel Speedshift technology 64-bit architecture all of those things are already on this processor you also get 8 gigabyte of ddr4 Ram which uses up one of the slots of the two available slots so you get expandability so you can pop in an additional 8 gigabyte module to get up to 16 gigabytes of ram as far as the hard drive is concerned it is a hybrid drive setup so you do get a 128 gigabyte nvme SSD it's an m2 SSD and you do get an additional 1 terabyte of SATA hard drive which is at 7200 rpm which can be used for your bulk of resources but booting and running applications and all those things will run off of the hundred and twenty eight gigabyte m2 SSD which should be fast enough for your daily performance for graphics you don't get the NVIDIA GTX 1050 with 4 gigabyte or discrete Ram which is G DDR five and you also get support for Nvidia CUDA and it does have the NVIDIA Pascal GPU architecture along with DirectX 12 support now like I said the track is the HP image pad it does have image sensors built in and it does support multi-touch and gestures so you can all set that up from this interface the webcam on the HP Pavilion power is a 720p webcam with 30 frames per second as far as the video quality is concerned and you do get an 88 degree wide field of view I would have liked to see at least in 1920 by 1080p webcam available on these laptops nowadays especially considering the price that they are available at if you guys want us to check this out in detail and do a full review of the laptop do let us know in the comment section below and we'll pull out a full review for you guys like I said the price range starts at seventy seven thousand nine hundred ninety and goes all the way up to ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety is the variant that we have right now if you guys are interested in the laptop or the backpack I'll leave links to both of those in the description below if you like this video guys do smash that like button and hit that subscribe button if it's red it's not really done yet so subscribe to I again hit the bell notification icon to get notified each time we upload a new video this is Ben birthmark well thank you guys for watching I will see\n"