HP - ENVY x360 2-in-1 15.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 12GB Memory - 512GB SSD + 32GB Optane - Natural Silver, Sandblasted Anodized Finish

Pros: Quite Faster Very sharp display Fast booting Tab also working good Good value for money Cons: A bit on the heavier side. white keyboard makes letter illegible sometimes. No stylus.

I like to surf the web, read news, facebook, email, etc. This HP does it all and then some. Very fast and screen looks great. Trackpad is precise and keys are good. The keyboard and trackpad is offset to the left a little but nothing annoying. I'm left handed anyway so..... The screen is perfect to sit on my lap with a pillow and able to still see the tv over the top of the screen. Tried a 14" Levono but after using this 15" I can say it's much easier on the eyes. Don't think it'll disappoint when purchased.

So I love everything about this laptop. Smooth sliding keyboard with the keyboard keys easily able to be pushed down. And SO much more. But randomly the screen went out and the power button turns on but the screen doesnt come on ;/

Very stylist laptop. Although the software wise can use some improvement. For instances ,when I close it and want to use it again after being off for 30 min or more I have to push on the power button again not others ones I have used. No face recognition to unlock screen.

Operates my CNC router without a flaw. The 12k ram does the job. I use both the usb ports and the HDMI port on a remote monitor with no problems while running the CNC carving program.

It’s hard for me to do the review because it was a gift for college bound grandson. He seems to think it’s just what he needed and gave it two thumbs up .

I would never recommend buying this laptop. One of the hinges broke just after the HP 2 year warranty expired. HP support never got back to me after almost two weeks of waiting. I finally searched though their website to find their support phone number which was impossible to find. Once I got a hold of a representative they said it would cost $406 dollars to repair. Now i'm stuck with a perfectly functional laptop and a broken hinge. I have no problems with best buy. As a college student, this laptop had everything I needed and could handle all the programs I was using. However I am extremely disappointed with the design flaws of this computer and would never recommend HP products again because of this experience. Don't make the same mistake I did in buying this laptop. I may as well go buy another laptop with the $406 dollars that it would cost to repair the device.

This is a great laptop. I’m in the IT industry and I only buy HP laptops for myself. Every HP I’ve owned was still working when I upgraded to a new one. I just gave my wife my 10-year-old HP laptop and it works like the day I bought it. This new Envy X360 did not disappoint. I can’t believe how thin it is! With the lid closed, the whole thing is about the same thickness as just the screen on my old laptop. HP did a nice job designing this one. Feels comfortable and sturdy. Everything worked right out of the box. Any of us who have bought computers over the years knows that a new computer normally needs updates, fixes, and tweaks to get everything working right. Not this one. I haven’t touched it other than customizing it for my needs and receiving the automatic updates to Windows 10. The fingerprint reader is nice because you only need to lay your finger on it. My old one I had to slide my finger across it. Sound is very nice and has a good bass quality. I also love the camera ‘kill’ switch. I’m not a social media person and I don’t like video calling, so every time I buy a new device; I always find a way to cover the camera so it can’t be used. This one has a hard switch that shuts off the camera. Nice! I like that the power cord end that plugs into the computer is L-shaped, so it doesn’t stick out too far. Also, this computer is quiet. I have to listen closely to hear the fan running and it doesn’t seem to get too warm. 12 GB of RAM and the SSD drive make startup and opening apps nearly instant. There’s a very short boot time that’s almost unnoticeable (at least in my configuration). I press the power button and it almost instantly is to the logon screen. I touch the fingerprint reader and the desktop appears. Can’t ask for anything better than that. One other thing I’d like to mention is the clarity of the screen. Even though this has a smaller screen than my old 17” laptop, this one is so clear that it seems to be easier on my eyes. At least for me it is. A note about Windows 10…. In the old days, I wasn't a fan of Microsoft constantly changing Windows versions. But windows 10 has gotten better over time. I normally use Ubuntu as my operating system of choice, but I think I’m going to keep Windows 10 on this computer. I like how Windows 10 now has a decent functioning multiple desktop feature. Also, settings don’t seem as difficult to find in this version. To sum it up, I really don’t have anything negative to say about this. Once again HP comes through for me!