HP ProBook 450 G3

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Pros:

Excellent design, sturdy
Matte, Full HD screen, empty M.2 slot, decent battery life, quiet operating noise, low temperature development, two maintenance hatches

Cons:

PWM from 0 to 99% screen brightness, Low contrast ratio, The 450 G3 model throttles at higher loads
Dark screen, 12-month warranty only

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Last revision on November 16, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Excellent design, sturdy
Matte, Full HD screen, empty M.2 slot, decent battery life, quiet operating noise, low temperature development, two maintenance hatches

Reviewers Didn't Like

PWM from 0 to 99% screen brightness, Low contrast ratio, The 450 G3 model throttles at higher loads
Dark screen, 12-month warranty only

Expert reviews and ratings

The new Skylake SoC results in a higher CPU and GPU performance compared with the predecessor. It can even be called conditionally gaming suitable when a second working memory module is installed. The laptop is always quiet and barely heats up. The...

By NotebookCheck on December 09, 2015

Quite frankly, we weren't surprised by the ProBook at all since the review of the 14-inch model. Our opinion of the product remains unchanged and it's mostly positive. We are happy with the build quality, the good choice of materials and overall design....

By laptopmedia.com on May 05, 2016

All told, the Latitude 15 3000 is a competent performer. Too bad it lacks the battery life and security that business buyers look for. At a Glance Dell Latitude 15 3570 Dell Price: $599 (starting vendor price); $553 (Amazon price)...

By Good Gear Guide on April 13, 2016