Pros
- Strong general performance
- Plethora of media-connectivity options
Cons
- Troublesome peripherals
Bottom Line
HP’s Pavilion Elite HPE-390t delivers great performance in a humble, media-focused shell. Just be sure to bring your own peripherals.
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