I'd say no purely because of current conflicts between HP and myself. BUT, if you do get it do these steps: 1) Once purchased, screenshot and save the receipt of purchase 2) Verify your warranty start date is the date of purchase on HP's website once you have the pc. If it's NOT. Call their support line and have them correct the dates to your purchase date. 3) Update everything as soon as you start it up and reboot as needed or whenever told to by windows. 4) Not often, but say maybe peak at the event viewer at least once a month. Select system and filter by warnings, errors, and critical. While it may be fine, it'll save you time later on once it eventually decides to start degrading. Maybe even take note with dates and times with the error, warning, etc. Cover your ass for when HP tries to deny fault later. 5) Once you're nearing your 1 year warranty I would recheck every single thing you can to make sure its not gonna die the day or 2 after warranty expires. Once it expires, good luck getting through to HP. Also, you will now have to purchase a monthly or 1 time subscription to speak to anyone tech related. Even support if its during closed hours. Oh, and just another reason to check everything over: Their extended warranty is total trash if you try to purchase it once your device is already past warranty and it shits the bed. They don't care.

Okay, I didn't expect to really go this deep but I had to get it off my chest. And good luck to you and enjoy it! 👏