Customer Ratings & Reviews

works great and fast.. the touch screen is very responsive.

Its a great laptap with its touch screen for a great price. However it should have a stylus pen included in the package. Over all its great . That is why i gave it a 5☆

I love this laptop. My old one was falling apart so I decided to get a new one. It works so much better. I love how fast it is and how easy it handles multitasking.

Great laptop that is very light weight and has great speed

I got an awesome deal on a great system. It was an open box and saved more than the sale price. With all the research this was the best unit for the dollar range.

Great laptop. Easy to use. Lots of upgrade options. Great value for the price. Reliable brand. Super fast laptop.

Good clear image! Fast and easy to use but buy a mouse!

Nice Laptop...good product for the price...easy to use

I got this computer for my wife to do her school work and it's been a steady and fantastic piece of equipment! Fast and plenty of memory! Highly recommended!!

This HP Envy is great choice for people looking for a well-rounded laptop that checks all the boxes. In this mid-level class, it is hard to beat the value HP brings to the table with this laptop. The machine looks good (a dark grey/black look with silver accents), is well-built, with sturdy construction, and feels good in the hand. It is a little “hefty,” if you are used to ultra-lights, but the weight is what I would consider normal for this type of machine, at least in the laptop configuration. When in tablet mode, the weight is noticeable, but for me is a non-issue. Despite any comment about the weight, it does come in at 0.8 inches thin. A nice form-factor. There is a full, backlit keyboard that has the smallest amount of flex, but has a nice feel and is easy to get used to. Somehow, there is also a number pad. It is amazing how much you miss the pad when it is gone. I am glad it is here. The 15-inch IPS screen is 1080p, looks good, has nice contrast and colors, and scales well. There definitely is some light bleed, which is more noticeable in low light situations, but it is something that I don’t notice in daily use. The touchscreen works very well, in both laptop and tablet configurations. Tablet mode is achieved by simply flipping the screen over. The screen is quite responsive and does work with the Microsoft Surface Pen. At this price point, it is not included, which is understandable, but it is worth considering as it only enhances this laptop. HP did some nice things performance-wise, using DDR4 (8GB), and choosing the Ryzen line from AMD (Ryzen 5). Unlike most of the AMD chips in the recent past, the Ryzen line performs rather well, and it shows in my use. I can run a few tasks at the same time, keep tabs open in my browser and not feel drag or slowdowns. Graphics-wise, the machine is good, about right, or better for this price point. You can play some games, but not the most intensive, and not at very high settings. Take note, the fan will really start moving when you do. Overall, I like what they did here. Perhaps 16GB of RAM would be preferred for future-proofing the machine, but 8GB is enough to get things done. The only change I would say is “needed” would be swapping out the mechanical hard drive for a SSD. It is great having 1TB of storage, but the drive is slow relative to a SSD, a little noisy and drags startup time quite high. No “instant on.” For many, perhaps this is not an issue, but as one who accustomed to SATA and even NVME SSD, this is the one real letdown I have with this machine. Luckily, a user upgrade can be done once you have the machine. That is added cost, and time, but it is nice to know it is at least an option. Perhaps in the future HP will make the change. Given where it seems we are heading, it is nice to see that HP gives a nice selection of ports. There are 2 USB 3.0, 1 USB 3.1 (Type C), a headphone jack, a full-size SD card slot, a full-sized HDMI port and the power jack. A little of the past, the present and the future. Variety. Convenience. A great move on their part. Whenever I’m on a laptop, sound is almost always an issue. As someone who loves music, I can say adding B&O to the equation made quite a difference. Sound quality, across the board, is rather good. Be it music, video, or games, the sound is crisp, quite loud and does not suffer much distortion. Granted, bass reproduction was not stellar, but it was nice and about all that can be expected from a laptop. Lastly, as for battery-life, it seems to be hitting the typical marks, as I have been getting anywhere from 5 to 7 hours. That said, I need more time to get a true idea how this will hold up over time. Of course, it so very much depends on your use case. Work. Movies. Gaming. They will all drain the battery at different rates. I do not think there will be an issue here. Ultimately, I really like this laptop. It may not have the best of any one thing, but it has many very good things. Put it all together, especially in this mid-level class, and it is a tremendous value. Those with a specific use case may want to look elsewhere, but for most people this would be a great choice. I personally have an issue with the hard drive choice, which is my only reason for a knock on my rating, but even with that caveat, I can easily recommend this laptop.

I upgraded my old Envy laptop from 2012 to this laptop and it is a great upgrade. The sleek design and being able to transform into a tablet is awesome.

Good performing laptop with an AMD Ryzen 5 in it. Must upgrade your HDD to a SSD or add a NVME SSD which it has an option to install it for better performance. If you decide to do it, you have the option to upgrade your 8GB to 16GB which I did while the laptop casing is open. First I got random black screens, but after some updates seems to be fine as of now. This AMD Ryzen powered 2-in-1 is fast. I would recommend just getting a HP pen for compatability.

As a dedicated HP laptop buyer this particular model was bittersweet as it fell short of my expectations from HP. Cons: - The graphics memory is only 256 MB and the driver does not allow system RAM sharing - The 8GB of RAM uses both slots requiring two memory modules to a 16 GB upgrade. Pros: - Color, fit and finish work well from the aesthetic perspective - The screen graphics are gorgeous This machine is pretty with so much more design potential than it utilizes, I might fall in love with it if the graphics had more memory or the driver allowed shared system RAM. Any graphics performance demand applications leave me stranded. Other than that it is beautiful.

I'm so happy that I finally purchased myself a new laptop. I've been dealing with a 2009 laptop since it was new - and it was slow as molasses.

I'm loving our new HP laptop. Maybe I'm old school, but I was really surprised and confused when it didn't come with a CD drive. Also, I was bummed that there was no option for a solid state hard drive, I think only Lenovo is doing them now, and they are incredible. All in all great laptop overall!

It is so easy to use and navigate. This was meant to be my college computer but I now use it to edit my pictures and I love it

Laptop is well built and yet light weight. Back lighting is a real good attribute to the keyboard.Keys have a great feel and response.

This is a great laptop for my husband, who is not a power user. He loves the backlit keyboard and the speed while he is on the internet.

The ease of setup was surprising. It came with a trial of office and macafee. The touch screen is a plus. Very happy with the Envy x360.

We wanted something to store pics from our GoPro and decided to use this as a main computer. Clarity is great! Speed is very good!