HP Envy x360 Review: Sleek convertible that complements on-the-go lifestyle For a convertible ultrabook, the HP Envy x360 has a capable hardware that makes it a decent performer in its segment.
HP Envy x360 review: Sleek convertible that complements on-the-go lifestyle on Business Standard. For a convertible ultrabook, the HP Envy x360 has a capable hardware that makes it a decent performer in its segment.
Tech Review » The Envy x360 (Ryzen 5) is a convertible notebook from the stable of American information technology brand HewlettPackard (HP). The notebook has a lightweight design with a thin metallic profile that makes it an ultrabook designed for people who are always on the move. Priced at Rs 77,990, the notebook is a premium offering with a balanced mixture of style and substance. Design •
The Envy x360 is a full-fledged ultrabook, and not a tablet with detachable keyboard support. It has a flip-to-open design with a display that moves all the way to the back. The display lid is strong, thanks to a metallic chassis that doesn't bend or twist easily. The 360-degree nature of the lid makes it convenient to use the device in different modes – laptop, stand, tent and tablet.
Display •
The Envy x360 has a vivid 13.3-inch fullHD touchscreen panel with thin bezels on the left and right sides, but a huge one on the top and bottom. It is covered with Gorilla Glass for protection against accidental scratches. Though the screen is a regular unit, it looks sharp, vivid, and has satisfactory brightness to keep it legible in bright outdoor use.
Performance •
For a convertible ultrabook, the HP Envy x360 has a decent performance, if not class leading. Powered by AMD Ryzen 5 with Vega 8 graphics, the ultrabook handles everyday operations with ease – including working on spreadsheets, documents, browsing internet, multimedia streaming, graphics, etc.
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