Customer Ratings & Reviews

I just LOVE my new laptop. It's light, sleek, and the scrren clarity is amazing. I love the touch screen or option to use the mouse. I was nervous about Windows10 but it's super easy to get acclimated to. Plus, i got s great deal!

This is a very reliable computer it was really fast looks great aesthetically and I haven’t had any problems. I feel like it’s one of the HPs better products and it’s worth the price

Maybe it's because my old laptop is pretty slow by now, but I'm impressed by the speed of this machine. The screen isn't the greatest but is sufficient. It's big, but light enough for portability. I'm pleased with the purchase.

I really enjoy this touch screen laptop/tablet! It works great for school and work. I like how I can switch from laptop to tablet mode quickly. And I really like how their is a numeric keypad so it feet likes a regular keyboard.

Great computer for home use including monitoring finances, watching streaming video, web surfing. Plenty of memory for storing photos, files, etc. Touxh screen very responsive.

Love this computer. The processor is fast, and I love that it converts to a tablet. I am looking forward to loading construction design programs as well as other financial programs. You won't be sorry if you purchase this model.

I bought 2 of those for our employees. Both of them loved the laptop. They say it's super fast and enjoyable to use. No complaints! Solid-state drive and 8gb memory make this thing so fast. Great value for the price

This is a wonderful laptop for my everyday use. I’m very satisfied with the speed and performance of this laptop. I’m very impressed with AMD’s Ryzen processor and I can’t wait to get a pen that’s compatible with my Envy!

I was in need of a new laptop, and I wanted one that I could use to play games on. This is working out great for the games I enjoy playing. I love the screen, which is a touch screen and has great clarity and vivid color.

I like this machine; it is quick (probably from the SS drive); boots up quickly; handles Windows 10 nicely. The touchpad is a bit too sensitive; I can probably fix that but usually use a mouse. The touch screen works well, I have only used the tablet mode a few times; I can see using that more. Actually my first non-Intel chip machine; but runs very nicely with the AMD. I was concerned about the relatively small amount of hard drive storage (really 118 gb about 40 gb loaded with the machine), but I am using dropbox (free for a year) to store pictures, etc (actually. dropbox is nice in that you can access it from any device). It is relatively light, and slim. The only negative is the battery life could be longer. All in all, though - I like this laptop,

The screen is nice, can play decent games like csgo on high settings, apex on low, fortnite on high. I mainly use it for gaming and work for school. I recommend updating drivers daily to avoid screen flickering. Besides that it’s a decent laptop

Glad I waited. When this thing dropped to five forty nine, I instantly picked it up. I was able to grab the MS Office and Student bundle for the exact same price! Now for the PC itself: Great machine. PC will boot up to the login screen in under 15 seconds. Face recognition works well if you set it up well (common complaint I'm seeing). It might only have a 128GB M.2 drive but you can add a 2.5" SSD and additional RAM. I was skeptical that it was an X360 2-in-1 but the build feels sturdy and I haven't had an issue so far. Only annoyance is the fingerprints when switching from tablet to laptop mode. They're fairly noticeable on the screen (lens wipes does the trick). Otherwise, totally recommend when it's on sale.

I've had this computer for almost a year and hands down it's the best computer I've ever had! Easy to use, I can watch 4k videos on it, use it as a tablet, it's super fast and excellent quality!

I've had this for about a month and so far I'm impressed with it. This is a sleek laptop. Light to carry around and fast. Mainly using it for school work, and does more than that, so I definitely recommend it.

Graphics are great and so is the speed. I use this computer for work and some graphics editing (no gaming for me!). I’ve had this laptop for about a month and have not noticed any cons of my purchase.

I take great care of my things, I’m the only one who has used the laptop (no children, etc.) and I only use it about twice a week. Today, the lower right hinge made a snapping noise when I opened it and some small plastic pieces fell out. Immediately realized the screen was separating from that corner. I can’t open it or close it completely but I can see that the screen is cracked and shattered in places along the bottom. My laptop is completely useless at no fault of my own and my warranty expired in December so HP won’t do anything about it. Do a search for HP Envy x360 hinge problems and you’ll find that this is definitely a manufacturing defect as there are several others with the same issues just outside of warranty. I will not purchase another HP product and will recommend to all of my coworkers, clients, and friends that they steer clear as well. I’m furious and left with completely useless garbage.

I've had this laptop for a little over 4 months. I have used it almost on a daily basis for completing online classes and other work related things. It runs very smoothly and the touch screen feature is nice when showing others how to do things.

My son needed a laptop for school. We did our research and found this laptop to fit his needs for school. He is going to be able to take this with him to college. The speed is fast and it is very user friendly.

I have had this laptop for over two months now and I am very pleased with the performance so far. It boots up quickly, barely makes any noises and is very responsive. It works very well for my needs. I also like the idea of using as a tablet if I choose to. The small hard drive was a concern at first, but since I had no intention of installing many games, that concern is in the past with a few alternatives to solve the small issue now a days...i.e, external hard drives, the cloud. Only complaint so far, but I think it applies to any new windows computer...it is the amount of factory installed softwares that the developers think you will need, although you can always delete those.

I like the computer so far in that it gives me exposure to Windows 10. My old computer was still at Windows 7 and working good but somewhat slow. The computer handles what I need to do very well.