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The 6 W Celeron CPU makes for a subpar Windows 10 experience even when equipped with a primary SSD. Quiet operation and long battery life are the main benefits for such a low-power configuration.

Older mainstream notebooks commonly pair able processors with slow HDDs that would often bottleneck system performance. Our configured Celeron N3060 HP SKU is the same and opposite story as it pairs a very weak processor with a fast SSD. The end result is the same: Slow performance meant only for word processing, browsing, video playback, and other low-power activities not unlike an Atom-based netbook.

Advantages include silent operation, cheap starting price, and long runtimes. The chassis itself is run-of-the-mill and we highly suggest investing in a stronger SKU with a Core ix processor and FHD screen for those considering the 250 G5. A quick calibration is also recommended to get the most out of the display and, if price is a concern, the older 250 G4 is not significantly different and will even perform faster if properly configured.

Avoid the lowest-end SKU with the Celeron N3060 and the HP 250 G5 becomes an easier recommendation for basic tasks.