HP Elite Mini 800 G9 desktop-pc Wolf Pro Security Edition
Reviews van HP Elite Mini 800 G9 desktop-pc Wolf Pro Security Edition
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New reconditioned HP mini still isn't working after 1 month and many, many trouble shooting calls
New reconditioned HP mini still isn't working after 1 month and many, many trouble shooting calls
CPA Chris
7 augustus 2025
The new Elite Mini 800 G9 is precisely what HP advertises: an exceptional desktop PC in a very small package. I use it in my home office, where I primarily use Microsoft Office applications and access the internet for a variety of purposes. This PC is very fast at loading programs and documents and so far has performed flawlessly. My last HP mini lasted six years, and I expect that this one will have a long life as well. The sale price was very reasonable for what you get.
The new Elite Mini 800 G9 is precisely what HP advertises: an exceptional desktop PC in a very small package. I use it in my home office, where I primarily use Microsoft Office applications and access the internet for a variety of purposes. This PC is very fast at loading programs and documents and so far has performed flawlessly. My last HP mini lasted six years, and I expect that this one will have a long life as well. The sale price was very reasonable for what you get.
Anonymous
26 juli 2025
The Keyboard that came with this new Desktop is JUNK. The keys were sticking, after one week of light use the "X" key permanently is in the down position and will not release. Can not get any Warranty Help on this PC. There Customer Service is the Worst, Buy any other Brand computer, but NOT HP.
The Keyboard that came with this new Desktop is JUNK. The keys were sticking, after one week of light use the "X" key permanently is in the down position and will not release. Can not get any Warranty Help on this PC. There Customer Service is the Worst, Buy any other Brand computer, but NOT HP.
Anonymous
16 juli 2025
I've contacted HP two or three times requesting help to correct the warranty from one to three years (three years was advertised). So far, I cannot get this resolved. I also had to uninstall Wolf security and install a different antivirus program in order for things to work properly. Other than that, I am very happy with the computer so far. I love its compact size. The kinks seem to be worked out now, and the computer is fast. I am very happy with it. I am concerned, though, that I can't get HP to resolve the warranty issue.
I've contacted HP two or three times requesting help to correct the warranty from one to three years (three years was advertised). So far, I cannot get this resolved. I also had to uninstall Wolf security and install a different antivirus program in order for things to work properly. Other than that, I am very happy with the computer so far. I love its compact size. The kinks seem to be worked out now, and the computer is fast. I am very happy with it. I am concerned, though, that I can't get HP to resolve the warranty issue.
Michael from Texas
7 juli 2025
Super system for the price. My complaints have more to do with Windows than the computer itself. Our specific application security requirements demand that we strip out all non-essential apps, features, etc., and button down the security as tight as possible. On top of that, most times when an upgrade occurs, we have to do it all over again because much of that we stripped out was reinstalled. It would be a benefit if HP/Microsoft made available a stripped-down version of this business system without all the bloatware MS insists on. This includes not having to have a MS account (yes, we know how to get around this - for now). This is sold as a business system - not a home computer; we don't need or want all the 'toys' MS insists including.
Super system for the price. My complaints have more to do with Windows than the computer itself. Our specific application security requirements demand that we strip out all non-essential apps, features, etc., and button down the security as tight as possible. On top of that, most times when an upgrade occurs, we have to do it all over again because much of that we stripped out was reinstalled. It would be a benefit if HP/Microsoft made available a stripped-down version of this business system without all the bloatware MS insists on. This includes not having to have a MS account (yes, we know how to get around this - for now). This is sold as a business system - not a home computer; we don't need or want all the 'toys' MS insists including.
R. Mack
20 juni 2025
