HP is a terrible company.

Описание: In this video, I explain why HP is a terrible company.


A few parts have been cut out of this video, I realized the information I had was false, after researching it more, but here's the. script I originally wrote.

HP is a terrible company, and I’ll explain why.

First up, they’ve made multiple attempts at phones. The Palm lineup, which is the whole reason I’m making this video, they killed for no reason. They made the Palm Pre and Palm Pixi completely obsolete.

They’re mainly known for their computers, which are trash. I’ve owned these stupid things, and remember the older HP models from 2010-2011? The display recall? I’ve had 2 of those.

Their gaming lineup is absolute garbage, they’re unreliable, and they’re overpriced. They make it so a normal person cannot install a different version of Windows, such as Windows 7 on their HP device, if they didn’t want all of HP’s bloatware, and Microsoft’s bloatware.

Their laptop line seems pretty decent, but let’s look at the HP Spectre Folio. Do you really expect the leather to last more than about a year? But, HP wants you to upgrade after a year.

The HP Spectre x360, another one of those gimmicky computers with that stupid flip around display. Why was this ever invented, it just brings wear to the computer, you’re laying it down on its keyboard, and idiots don’t know why their laptop is scratching after a week of use, which is about as much time as it takes to get over that stupid gimmick.

Let’s look at “Z By HP” which brings nothing at all in the name of what they’re actually selling. Can you name it? It’s apparently laptops, desktops, displays, VR headsets, and get this. 3D cameras.

Yeah, I don’t know much about this, other than that they’re using Peter Rabbit to market it. It looks like some kind of Apple competition, but they’re failing in everything but design. The design looks like it’s simultaneous across their product lineup, but that’s about all I can give the devices.

And, the printers. Everyone who’s had a printer before most likely knows about dealing with ink.

I found what looks to be a pretty baseline HP printer that can get the job done for about $50, but it’s on sale from $130. Have you heard that it doesn’t cost them $5 to make a pack of this ink? Barely a dollar it takes them to make it, but they charge $46.99 for black ink.

If you think, well I’ll just print in black in white then, you’re wrong. They still put your colored ink in the black to create what the company claims to be, “Richer blacks” which makes no since, and from what I’ve heard, doesn’t work as it’s supposed to.

And they call this junk, “Smart” and “Professional?” That’s the biggest lie I’ve heard today.

Back to their phones, they bought Palm, and killed Palm making it impossible to activate a Palm device on their servers, if the Palm device was WebOS based.

They got into Windows Phone/Windows Mobile a few years ago, but they quit on that, mainly because no app developers support Windows Mobile, so HP went on to scam more people with their ink cartridges.

Now, let’s see how many HP products I have in my household. I have two. My HP Omen Desktop, which I bought a while back to upgrade from my previous one which had a power supply failure which sparked in my bedroom, but luckily no-one or nothing was injured or damaged, but then I stupidly bought the new model, and it’s just as slow as the old one was after a few months of use.

You may be wondering 2 things, “Don’t you have a MacBook Air?” And, “What’s the second HP product you own?”

First, I own an HP monitor, which is decent, but not the best.

And yes, I use a MacBook Air as a laptop, and it’s been better than that HP Omen thing is, because I don’t want to bootcamp my MacBook, I use the Omen for Windows only software, such as attempting the bypass for the Palm activation, which HP killed.

I’m done with HP, they’re a terrible company, and they still make money somehow. I hope that you’re also done with this terrible company, which attempts to scam people. If you’re not done with them, I hope your experiences were better than mine are and were. Goodbye.