HP Pavilion DM4-2110SS A2D87EA

performance, portability, usability, price, design

sound, energy

94% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

screen, price, usability, durability, sound

89% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Slick red-on-black design ; Red-backlit keyboard ; Dedicated graphics ; Decent ergonomics ; Strong battery life ; Good speakers

Average screen ; Overpriced ; Slow hard drive ; No Blu-ray option

Wireless duties are handled by the usual Bluetooth plus Wi-Fi N duo with support for Intel’s WiDi wireless video standard thrown in for good measure, while an HD webcam rounds out the features. We would really have like a Blu-ray player at this price,...

Great design ; Superb battery life ; Good value

Average screen ; Poor speakers

It's simple, it's tasteful - and while there are holes to poke in its spec list, at £499 we think many will be happy to trade USB 3.0 and a Blu-ray drive for better build quality and a neater look.

Lush, metal-clad design ; Good performance ; Excellent connectivity ; Great value ; Class-leading battery life

Mediocre speakers ; Average screen ; Poor touchpad positioning

There are only one or two very small things we'd change about the dm4: one being the touchpad position; and the second being the somewhat hopeful notion of adding switchable graphics. Such ideas aside, it's an absolute corker of a laptop considering...

Beats design upgrade ; Beats audio sounds ; Great multimedia all rounder

Price hike not great value ; Weak multi touch trackpad ; Too much bloatware

Excellent display brightness and colours ; Good build quality ; Decent processor ; DVD drive ; Fingerprint reader

Lid doesn't open far ; Disappointing keyboard ; Irritating touchpad ; Graphically weak ; Low on storage, though hard drive is fast

A good ultra-portable laptop, but a few usability issues, such as the touchpad, could spoil the experience

Slim and light ; Strong battery life ; Great Core i5 performance ; Sharp and colourful screen ; Decent features

Terrible touchpad ; Slightly plasticky keyboard ; Lack of graphical power ; Hard drive could fill up fast ; At the upper end of ultraportable weight

HP has just refreshed its entire laptop range, with the Pavilion series receiving several updates and a new model in the Pavilion dm4-1050ea. At £649 including VAT, this is a mid-range laptop that packs a satisfying amount of power and some great...

The HP dm4 Beats Edition didn't score the highest ratings in our lab tests, and it in some ways it certainly leaves you wanting. But for under £1,000 this laptop will do most anything you need it to do (gaming aside) with respectable efficiency - all...

Although it isn't perfect, the HP Pavilion dm4 largely achieves what it sets out do to. It's durable rather than portable, yet it has an excellent battery life and no small amount of processing power. It's undoubtedly easy on the eye, too, making it an...

Comfortable to use ; Good audio ; Decent performance and battery life

Glossy screen ; 5400rpm drive ; Troublesome DVD burner

Nice styling, above-average audio reproduction, a decent configuration and good user comfort make the Pavilion dm4-3000 beats Edition is a worthy choice for everyday use. It's a well-rounded 2kg machine that's not overly expensive and we enjoyed using...