Nothing is more intimidating than carrying a heavy set laptop while commuting by public transport. Won’t you prefer buying a laptop that has a sleek design and compelling features? Well, the all-new HP Envy x360 is a laptop matching those preferences. Also, it is a two-in-one machine. Thus, you can easily handle it on the go. Further, this laptop has an AMD Ryzen processor and WI-FI 6.0. If you want to know more, then read the HP Envy x360 13 review below. In particular, I have focused on several important features viz. display, design, etc. Consequently, you will gain genuine and unbiased information about the product.
The thing that I liked most about Envy x360 is that it has a simple design. Besides, the outer body is made of authentic aluminum. Because of this, Envy x360 weighs only 2.9 pounds. Also, his laptop has less bezel. Thus, you will get a wider screen as compared to other laptops of the same range. This laptop comes with a keyboard that has two-level backlights. You will also get an instant webcam blocking feature. Consequently, you will be able to secure your privacy. For further security, the fingerprint reader is hidden between the left arrow and right Alt key.
With 400 units of brightness and several colors, the HP Envy x360 offers a great display. The brightness is not enough to block the reflections on the screen. In effect of this, you need to avoid using this laptop while under the sun. You can easily use MPP 2.0 pens on the screen while using x360 as a tablet. This laptop has 13.3 inches screen and supports 1080p videos. I had seen a couple of high-definition movies on this laptop; the picture quality is simply amazing.
As mentioned before, Envy x360 is equipped with AMD Ryzen 5 4500U CPU and has 8GB RAM. Resulting, you can easily handle multitasks on this machine. Moreover, Envy x360 even outperforms MacBook Pro. Once charged, you can use this laptop for most of the day. Conversely, the battery lasts for 11 hours and 52 minutes while you browse the internet.
You can own a brand new HP Envy x360 13 for just $799. It is one of the best laptops below the $800 range.
Apart from Envy x360 13, HP manufactures several other series laptops. For instance, you can buy HP Envy x360 FHD for $999 or the 4K version for $825.
The HP Envy x360 13 laptops are equipped with several features and built ruggedly. However, you need to keep few things in mind before making a purchase.
Before you buy this laptop it is essential to make sure that the screen response perfectly. I had bought the laptop after checking the touch and stylus pencil response.
Make sure to get a product warranty at the time of purchase. The Envy x360 suffers from poor fan response. Thereby your machine might get crash. With that said the Yoga C740 does not suffer from overheating problems.
I had experienced a lack of quick response after starting the laptop from sleep mode. In comparison to HP Envy x360 13, the MacBook Air has an excellent response time.
Make sure whether your primary purchase includes a stylus pen or not. If not then it is wise to buy one. Stylus pen helps you undertake several tasks and write notes on HP Envy x360 13 easily.
Do buy a hard carry case as it offers additional protection to the laptop. I had bought a waterproof carry case for HP Envy x360 13.
I had been using the USB-C hub for HP Envy x360 13 for quite a long time. This accessory helps you to connect several pen drives and mobiles to the laptop.
If you prefer to play strategy games or an aspiring graphic designer, then buy a wireless mouse. For starters, a wireless mouse is easy to use and it is light in weight. Thus, you will be able to complete a task with utter dexterity.
Indeed, the HP Envy x360 13 is the best laptop under the $800 category. To begin with, this laptop is equipped with a high powered CPU and an excellent graphic card. Moreover, you also get to work on 8GB RAM. Therefore, it is easier to work on several projects at a time.
How many times your old laptop has hung up while managing multiple tasks on it? I’d been using Envy x360 13 for a long time and haven’t suffered from such an issue. Few other plus points of this laptop are that it is light and compact. In addition to this, you can even use it as a tablet. The sleek framework and less-bezel provide a wider screen. Last but not least, this laptop supports high definition videos and has excellent voice clarity.
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Hi! We bought this model last year (2021), so the previous iteration. The experience has not been great. There is alot of things that are indeed great with this model, but it has two serious issues.
(1) The touchpad is of the lowest quality I have ever seen on a laptop. It starts to jump and skip It is basically defective, and HP will not help out with this. I will stay away from HP after this.
(2) The second thing is that it overheats.
Have you experienced any of this with this newer iteration?
I have lenovo, Dell and HP laptops with work. This is the first time I buy a consumer laptop - for my daugther. The experience has been terrible.
So a big heads up: I would urge anyone buying this, to buy this over the counter, OR with a very good / reputable / responsible online retailer and test it very thoroughly directly.
That said, a challenge with that approach is that the touchpad worked fine to start with (even though it feels cheap to me), so the problems only started after some time. And a second challenge, the problems are intermittent - it can work fine for a while and then it starts skipping and jumping.
This second characteristic of the issue - that it is intermittent - means that it is really hard - bordering on the impossible - to show the issue and make your case to HP.
So intermittent errors are a big worry for us consumers.
It is so sad for us, for the device is in almost all other respects great. But HP has really let us down in this case - the reason for me saying that is that the touchpad feels really flimsy to me. All my business laptops, lenovo thinkpad so and so, I have a HP elite-something or other and a dell latitude currently - have touchpads that work well, and they feel like a touchpad should and work well. This touchpad has a flimsy cheap feel that is different from any laptop I have ever tried since my first around 1990 (although it did not have a touchpad, they came later. it was trackball back then). So, my point is that if it feels cheap, it very likely *is* cheap. And so the performance is a non-surprising result.
Sorry for the long reply :-)
Thanks for commenting, unfortunately, the one I bought did not produce these issues. In fact, my son is still using it and loving it.