Which Android emulator is best for my HP AY005TX Laptop? What are the pros and cons of using it?

BlueStacks

Pros

• Single-click installation on Windows.
• Easy to install 3rd party APKs (double click and go)
• Self-sustaining environment, does not require VirtualBox.
• Uses Gmail ID for Play Store access.

Cons

• If you want to recover your game progress, you will have to install and sign in to G+ and/or Play Games apps.

AndyRoid

Pros

• Has preconfigured ARM support, i.e. you can run Google based apps right out of the box
• Installing is as simple as dragging and dropping Android Application Packages (APK files) into the emulation (or downloading from the built-in browser).
• You can use your Android phone as a remote control when playing Android games.

Cons

• British keyboard layout by default for some reason.

Installation takes some time

Genymotion

Pros

• Robust Environment
• Visually appealing
• Advanced features like OpenGL and Hardware Acceleration support
• Fastest of the bunch (based on x86 architecture)

Cons

• Requires users to install and configure VirtualBox separately
• Does not come equipped with Google Apps
• Free version is extremely restricted

NOX

Pros

• One-click root and unroot capability.
• You can specify number and speed of CPU Processors, as well as RAM size. Gamers and any App-Testers can allocate as few or as many resources as they like.
• You can assign keystrokes to emulate touch gestures, so you could replicate the entire Android experience through Keymapping alone.
• Built-in GPS controller options. This lets you test/simulate locations, which comes in handy for games like Pokemon Go!

Cons

• Exceptionally slow to load when it is first launched. You might be staring at the loading screen for a while before you can start playing games or testing apps.
• Running multiple instances requires a separate tool.

BLUESTACKS is most widely used emulator..

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