HP - ENVY x360 2-in-1 15.6" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Evo Platform Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Natural Silver

I bought this primarily for using in my studio with my recording and mixing software. If you're not familiar with music recording and editing software, it can be very resource intensive on the processor and components so I was a little apprehensive about a laptop being able to run such a heavy load but to my surprise it surpassed my expectations. It's able to handle the load of running my music recording and editing software better than my current PC. What makes this versatile for me also is that I am able to use my 32-in high definition desktop screen plugged with the HDMI cable in without any problem. The only downside for me is that the keyboard isn't backlit. I would recommend this, it is a good work horse.

I dont know why Upper speakers don't work! Just bottom speakers are working. Meanwhile can i use my cellphone (note 20 ultra) charger? I need separate chrger. Thanks

It is comfortable to study and work, it could also be very useful to draw and design because it can be folded and used as a big Ipad. ☑️

Great buy, good value for the money. I recommend 100%

After quite a bit of research this laptop was the best value I could find for a machine with a high-quality screen and solid hardware specs for general use and photo editing. Battery life and audio quality aren't as good as I expected, but for the price these are forgivable and the computer does the things I need it to do really well. The inclusion of lots of (full-size) ports and a card reader are really nice for a relatively portable computer, as is the bright screen that makes it possible to work outside. Overall I'm really happy with this machine for the price I paid. (Full disclosure: I found this on sale. If you're paying full price there are probably better options out there.)

I think this is an amazing laptop. It’s a good weight and size without feeling like lugging around a bulky heavy weight as a laptop. I do like that it has a touch screen and that it is a 360 but I don’t use that part often. The blacklit keyboard makes it look sleek as well. It is a fast laptop and also getting used to Windows 11. Decent size hard drive and ram is great for the price. If you are on the fence, don’t be. I’m thinking of getting another for myself and I’m a Mac User.

Speaking of the i7/16GB/512GB model as purchased: unless you have particularly CPU- or graphically intensive needs that call for an i9 and/or high end graphics card, this model has all the power you'll want or more. This comes packaged in a stylish and sturdy-looking body. When it comes to wear and tear only time will really tell how a model will hold up; that said, this has a firm top case with little noticeable keyboard flex and hinges that hold any position firmly. The clickpad is tactile, smooth, and big. A crameped touchpad experience is definitely not a concern here. The click response on this is a bit different than my previous laptop but after a quick adjustment works very well. The omission of a numeric keypad is something some may miss but generally the keys are good for typing in my experience so far. Screen brightness is excellent and the integrated sound is excellent by laptop PC standards. There is no fingerprint reader but the Windows Hello facial recognition camera has been similarly effective. Occasionally the PC will tell me to move my face a bit further away if I'm leaning in, otherwise it responds quickly and thus far without error. In my use case I don't have the chance to fully test the battery life to its fullest but this model seems like battery life won't be a particular problem by the standards of laptop battery life. Port assortment is good, either of two type C thunderbolt ports may be occupied by the charging cable at any time but that would leave the other and another two type A USB 3.1 ports.

Fantastic HP laptop. What attracted me to this model is that it's advertised as a laptop for creators. it's big without it being so big that it's uncomfortable to use. Using it as a tablet is super easy and convenient, especially as an artist. While typing is definitely easier than using the digital keyboard I don't mind it. I bought an HP pen to go along with it which makes it even better. It runs smoothly and I've had no issues. Also love that it has that sd slot and light up keyboard.