Customer Ratings & Reviews

Technician did a great job transferring hard drive from old computer to new.

So far I'm enjoying my new Touch Screen Portable All in one . The only downside is the screen set low.

The HP Envy Move Portable is a clever concept. Its intent is to deliver the performance of a desktop AIO with the portability of a laptop. Unfortunately, I didn't think it did either very well. As far as specifications, the 13th Generation Intel i5 processor is quite capable, but in this system, it is paired with only 8GB of RAM. The 512GB SSD is adequately sized, and the QHD display is large, bright and crisp. I even took the HP Envy Move outside on an early Autumn sunny day, and the display was quite good, even at 3/4 brightness. Sound from the B&O speakers (underneath the display) is very good and has ample loudness. The right side of the unit features an HDMI in port (along with an input selection buton, so the display can also be used as an external monitor), a barrel power port, the power button, and brightness adjust toggle. The left side of the unit houses a USB-A port (charging + data), a USB-C port (charging and data), and a volume adjust toggle. The system also has a nice integrated camera with a privacy slide, which is located at the top center of the unit. The HP Envy Move has an integrated handle with a magnetic catch on the back of the screen. This keeps the handle nicely secured when not in trasport. The handle does have good feel and it is not flimsy. The feet on the bottom rotate out of the way when the unit is lifted up and settle confidently in place when the unit is set down. Equipped with a bluetooth keyboard and integrated trackpad, there is a pocket on the backside of the unit for storage during transport. Execution of the portability is quite efficiently done. I used the system for about a week, mainly for audio and video digitization--taking old records, VHS and cassette tapes and converting them to MP4 and MP3. The portability of the system allowed me to take it to analog devices (turntable, cassette player, VHS player) instead of the other way around, which was quite convenient. I was able to get about 6 hours of run time off the battery. The system overall performed well, but admittedly what I was using it for was not overly taxing. Unpackaging the HP Envy Move was nothing short of a disaster. The protective wrap around the unit did not come off easily at all and I wound up shredding the whole thing. It was very aggravating. There are a lot of shortcomings to this unit that make it hard for me to recommend to others. As I mentioned before, the 8GB of RAM is a bit stingy. I don't know if I can open the system and upgrade the RAM or if it is soldered in--that is something I will need to investigate more. But if the system is supposed to be the best of both a desktop AIO and a laptop, 8GB of RAM really limits the productivity of multiple applications running simultaneously. In addition, there is a severe lack of ports. There is no HDMI out and only one USB-C and one USB-A port. Again, for a desktop AIO, this is woefully short and for portability--the same. In my opinion, a big miss here. Most AIOs have ports on the back of the unit. On the HP Envy Move, there are none. The included keyboard / trackpad combo is very awkward because the trackpad is located to the right of the keyboard. It is large, but unnaturally placed, especially if you are used to a laptop setup, where the trackpad is beneath the keyboard. Even after a week of use, it is still quite a clumsy setup for me. And what abut left-handers? I would have preferred a keyboard without a trackpad and a slim mouse intead. They still would package just fine in the integrated pocket. The last shortcoming I found was the lack of a carrying bag. When toting around the HP Envy Move, the screen is either going to bounce against my side or it is going to be exposed to whatever I brush against. The screen is easily going to get scratched or damaged during transport. Overall, the HP Envy Move has some really neat features. Having a full portable system with a large screen will appeal to many consumers. However, the lack of ports, limited RAM, and a clunky keyboard / trackpad combo prevents this otherwise cool concept from being considered well executed.

The young man that helped us was very knowledgeable and helpful. Ha

All in one computer that’s also a display for your consoles that’s battery powered. 100

Love this computer!¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I haven't been able to get my preferences in it yet but am working on it.

I loved it. My family enjoys it . So happy we got it

One of the best decisions I have made my whole life. It does everything.

Very nice! So glad I made this purchase! Highly recommend to all my friends!

This gift was for my wife! Because her computer was failing and needed to be upgraded.

Love it! Only thing is I felt I couldn’t travel well with the size

good computer for process my software I need. good one

Pros: Fast for everyday use Excellent speakers Privacy shutter for webcam Good webcam quality Good display quality Touchscreen Very portable Ability to use as an HDMI monitor Battery built-in Touchpad on keyboard is very responsive and smooth Keyboard types well, comfortable to use Facial recognition works great Good build quality Cons: No built-in way to adjust height Limited ports for connectivity The HP Envy Move is not your typical all-in-one computer. It has a nice carrying handle on the back that makes it easy to move around. The legs on the bottom flip out as soon as you sit the computer down on a flat surface. The design of this machine is really unique and is unlike anything I have ever seen before. I was really impressed with the speakers on this machine. They can get very loud and the audio quality was excellent even at a loud volume. It is great that the built in speakers are so good on this machine, given that it is intended to be portable and easy to move around. The QHD display is also great, and the quality of materials on this machine seems to be good. It is also great to see that this was made using recycled materials. There seems to be a lot of thought that was put into this machine. There is a privacy shutter for the webcam, there is an HDMI port so this can be used as a monitor, there is a pocket in the back for the keyboard and touchpad, and the carrying handle magnetically attaches to the back of the machine when not in use. There is a battery built into this machine which allows this to be used without being plugged into power and also keeps the machine running if the power ever goes out. That is a really nice feature to have on a desktop computer. My biggest complaint is that there is not a way to raise the height of the machine. If you sit with this at a desk, it sits low which encourages bending your neck down and bad posture. It is disappointing that there isn’t a way to adjust the height and I think this is a significant oversight by HP. You can tilt the screen some, but there is no built-in option to raise the height. This may be less of a concern if you intend to move this around regularly, do not plan to use it at a desk much, or if you have something you can sit it on to increase the height. But if you care about the height of the display when sitting down at a desk, there is not a provided option to adjust it. For me, the lack of height adjustment capability is a significant concern which has weighed on my review heavily. Another minor complaint with this machine is that it is lacking on ports. It has a power port, one HDMI, one USB C, and one USB A. That being said, if you need additional ports, you can connect a USB C hub. I wouldn’t consider this to be a huge deal given that you can use a USB C hub, but it would have been nice to have additional ports built in. If you are looking for an all-in-one computer that is portable or if you are looking for some of the other unique features mentioned, this might be right for you. Would I recommend this if you intend to use the machine for extended periods sitting at a desk? Probably not, given the lack of height adjustment. That being said, depending on your use case or your specific preferences, the height issue may not be a problem. If that isn’t an issue for you, I think this is an otherwise great machine with some very unique features and good quality components.

Best computer I have ever owned-however they keyboard quit working, they replaced it and now the second is doing the same thing. And of course now my purchase is out of warranty. And, bottom line- NO ONE CARES p.s. used to be loyal Best Buy and HP customer

Poor Video Quality. It didn’t meet the standards for my job that I have to do from home and use videos 5 to 7 hours a day.

The PC came with someone elses information I took buy to Best buy Eastvale and they said sorry we can't fix you can buy another one but the price will be an extra $300.00 sorry. Andrew was very nice but sucks I purchased an item that they sold to me with another persons information still on it and they decided not to own their mistake he said "$300.00 is too much to ask the company to discount" uhh buddy you guys priced it and sold it. But if I want a functioning pc I would have to pay the price uhh no thanks!

A lemon. After 10 days of use, could no longer log in, screen went black in less than 1 minute when working on documents was paused; no longer able to connect with provided keyboard. Spend hours with Geek Squat in remote sessions and finally returned computer to Best Buy.

Its good but the batery dont last long. I end to returning it.

The HP Envy Move is a unique all-in-one computer designed for portability and flexibility. It boasts a sleek, rechargeable design, a vibrant touchscreen display, and the latest Intel processors, making it an intriguing option for users who value mobility and versatility. However, it's not without its drawbacks, so let's delve into the good, the bad, and the verdict. The Good: Unmatched Portability: The Envy Move truly lives up to its name. With a built-in battery, kickstand feet, and a convenient handle, it's easy to move around the house or even take on the go. This makes it perfect for activities like following recipes in the kitchen, watching movies in the living room, or even working outdoors on a sunny day. Vibrant Touchscreen Display: The 23.8-inch QHD touchscreen display is bright, crisp, and responsive. It makes navigating the interface, interacting with apps, and even creative tasks like drawing or photo editing a joy. Decent Performance: The Envy Move comes equipped with various configurations, including the latest 13th Gen Intel Core processors and up to 16GB of RAM. This provides enough power for everyday tasks like browsing the web, streaming media, and working on documents. Sleek and Stylish Design: The Envy Move is undeniably stylish, with a clean, white design that complements any modern home. The built-in kickstand and handle add to its portability without sacrificing aesthetics. The Bad: Limited Ports: The Envy Move has a limited selection of ports, which can be inconvenient for users who rely on multiple peripherals. It only has two USB-A ports, one USB-C port, and an HDMI port. Short Battery Life: While the battery allows for portability, its lifespan is around 2-3 hours for light tasks. This limits its true mobile potential for extended use. The device can be used on the go, but for a limited time. Expensive: The Envy Move starts at a price of $999, which is on the higher end for an all-in-one computer with its specs. The price is understandable given the new innovative design of it, however it is still costly for many consumers. I can see it being handy for creative enteprises who could value the display quality, touchscreen, and portability. It does come with a keyboard and mouse however which can help justify the cost. Not Ideal for Gaming or Demanding Tasks: The integrated Intel UHD graphics are not suitable for intense gaming or graphics-heavy applications. This device can handle note-taking, web-browsing, light creative work, and light gaming; however it lacks the power for much greater. The Verdict: The HP Envy Move is a compelling option for users who prioritize portability, versatility, and a stylish design. Its vibrant touchscreen display, decent performance, and lightweight design make it perfect for everyday tasks and entertainment on the go. However, its limited ports, short battery life, and higher price tag might deter some users. If you value pure power or extensive port options, there are better options available. Ultimately, the decision comes down to your individual needs and priorities.