HP ProBook 650 G4

The HP ProBook 650 G4 is a 15.6-inch business notebook widely deployed in schools and organizations for its enterprise manageability and long service life. Launched in the 2018 generation, it typically ships with 8th-gen Intel Core U-series processors and integrated UHD Graphics 620—sufficient for office workloads, remote access, and web apps. Its role in large fleets makes dependable repair information valuable for extending lifespan and reducing e-waste. Notebookcheck

HP publishes detailed documentation and service materials for this model family, which helps owners and technicians replace wear items like batteries and keyboards and perform storage or memory upgrades. Centralizing those resources on a single page improves first-time fix rates and reduces downtime. support.hp.com

This model features a silver chassis with a centered HP logo on the lid and a 15.6-inch display. Typical side I/O includes USB-A, USB-C, RJ-45 Ethernet, HDMI, VGA, SD card reader, and (on certain configs) a Smart Card slot—useful visual cues to distinguish it from consumer HP laptops. To confirm the exact model, check the product label: on many HP notebooks—including the ProBook line—you’ll find it on the bottom (sometimes behind a pull-out tab) or inside an access area. If the label is missing, open System Information with Fn+Esc or use HP Support Assistant within Windows to read the product and serial numbers. hp.com+1

(Configurations vary; verify your exact unit in System Information or HP Support.) support.hp.com

• Processor options: Intel® Core™ i3/i5/i7 8th-gen U-series (e.g., i5-8250U, i5-8350U, i7-8650U). Notebookcheck+1
• Graphics: Intel® UHD Graphics 620 (integrated). Notebookcheck
• Display: 15.6-inch, commonly FHD (1920×1080) IPS; HD panels exist on some trims. Notebookcheck
• Memory: DDR4 SO-DIMMs (up to typical business capacities; check your unit’s limits in the service guide). manualslib.com
• Storage: M.2 SSD (NVMe/SATA, depending on config); some units also support a 2.5-inch bay—see service manual before ordering parts. manualslib.com
• Ports (common): USB-A (Gen 1), USB-C, RJ-45, HDMI, VGA, SD card reader; Smart Card on select models. Notebookcheck
• Serviceability: HP’s Maintenance & Service Guide documents component locations, spare part numbers, and replacement procedures. manualslib.com

Sources: HP Support (manuals), HP Maintenance & Service Guide, and NotebookCheck review. support.hp.com+2manualslib.com+2

• HP ProBook 650 G4 — Setup & User Guides (HP Support): Official manuals and PDFs for setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting. support.hp.com
• Maintenance & Service Guide (HP/ManualsLib mirror): Illustrated parts catalog and step-by-step replacement procedures; verify part numbers here before ordering. manualslib.com
• NotebookCheck Review (650 G4): Independent review with hardware details and photos that help confirm ports, panels, and typical configurations. Notebookcheck
• iFixit Device Page (650 G4): Central hub for guides, Q&A, and parts listings as the page grows. iFixit
• iFixit Keyboard Replacement (650 G4): Example teardown-style guide demonstrating safe disassembly steps for a common repair. iFixit
• HP: How to find your model/serial number: Methods to locate the product and serial numbers via labels or Windows tools. hp.com