It is very good for office work. I would give it 5 stars, but for some reason the touchpad does not have all the gestures, such as two finger right click, and I would like it to have 8GB of RAM for the price I bought it, 429 euros. Other than that, it is commendable.

Well, the laptop was purchased on 28/9/2020 for €385. I think that at this price range, it is the most quality and with the best performance. Personally, because I have heard many negative user experiences with HP laptops, I chose Lenovo. I was torn between this and the Lenovo ideapad S145-15IIL, which has an i3 1005G1. I ended up choosing this one because although the Ryzen 3 3250U may not have as much processing power as the i3, it has much better integrated graphics. The laptop comes with a 2400 MHz RAM, which is soldered to the motherboard, and I'm pretty sure (from what I've seen in related videos) that it also has a free slot for future upgrades. The screen is quite satisfactory with good viewing angles and is matte (?). In my opinion, the keyboard is one of the strong points of this laptop. It has a very low profile and typing is pleasant, and it also has a num pad. I should note that the keys only have English characters for those who are interested. As for performance, it boots Windows 10 in a few seconds. It can easily run gaming and browser games, such as Rocket League at 720p 30fps, Far Cry 3 on low settings at 40 fps 720p, LoL on medium settings at 55 fps, and Minecraft with shaders at 56 fps. Here I should mention that the use of AMD Adrenalin is necessary, as without this application, the games wouldn't run even at 30 fps. I generally don't use the touchpad much, but it didn't make a good impression on me. As for the negatives, I would add the single channel RAM, which limits the number of open applications you can have. I would definitely recommend expanding it with a 2400 MHz 4GB RAM stick so that it can also run in dual channel. Another negative, and perhaps the most important one (aside from the expected lack of USB ports at this price), is the lack of an Ethernet port, which limits you to the speed of Wi-Fi. There is the option to connect an Ethernet cable, but you will need an adapter. The fan is barely audible at the moment when I have 3 tabs open in Chrome, but its presence becomes noticeable under full load (well, we can't have it all). The network card initially disconnected at regular intervals, but I rolled back the drivers to a previous version and it stabilized. If you've read the review up to this point, it means that you are doing a lot of research before your purchase (or you have nothing else to do ;)). Overall, although it's still early to have a complete picture, I believe it's worth buying this laptop if you can find it for under €400.
Edit: It has a slot for RAM. I added a 4GB 2400 MHz stick and now it runs in dual channel. The gaming performance skyrocketed.
Edit: At first, it was doing some tricks-crashing for no reason-but they stopped after a while. Now it runs fine. Also, be aware that this particular touchpad is not convenient.