HP 250 G9 im Test - Günstiger Office-Laptop mit Core i3 und IPS-Panel

[Redaktion]

Mit dem 250 G9 bietet HP einen günstigen 15,6-Zoll Office-Laptop, der für rund 400 Euro mit einem Core-i3-Prozessor von Intel sowie einem matten IPS-Display ausgestattet ist. Die Leistung reicht für grundlegende Aufgaben aus, doch der Lüfter kann schnell nervig werden.

https://www.notebookcheck.com/HP-250-G9-im-Test-Guenstiger-Office-Laptop-mit-Core-i3-und-IPS-Panel.776592.0.html

[PHVM_BR]

It's almost 2024 and there are still people who test laptops and don't know that in single channel the performance of any iGPU is severely limited...

[NikoB]

This is some kind of endless shame on HP.

Processor performance at the Zen+(!) 3500U-3700U level from 2019!

It's much louder than Lenovo's 2019 S340!

It doesn't even have a backlit keyboard - that's a shame! While the S340 had excellent backlighting for the same money.

I don't believe the author of the review who claims that the contrast is 1700:1 - such a cheap panel has a real contrast of no more than 800:1 and I directly advise people to rely on my figure, and not the figure from the review.

At the end of 2023, delivering the shameful 8GB of memory in single-channel mode will no longer be possible. At least they delivered 8+8 right away for the money. Or one stick for 16, so that the owner can immediately add a second one and get a comfortable 32GB. Although with such a slow processor, 32GB makes almost no sense.

This laptop is a vivid example of how large manufacturers clear their warehouses of outright garbage that is 4 years out of date at an inflated price...

I wouldn't even take this garbage to the office at the end of 2023 - this is frankly not a profitable deal on HP's part, even for small companies. It's better to look for something that will actually be 2-3 times faster and immediately with 16GB for the same money. I'm sure they will find such solutions on the market.