Envy x360

look at Lenovo Yoga 7i/6, HP Envy x360 (Ryzen 5/7), or Dell Inspiron 14/16 2-in-1. They have good build quality, solid cooling, touchscreen support, USB-C charging, and decent storage. Avoid OLED like you said—IPS panels are tougher and cheaper to replace. Refurbs can get you more performance for th

I agree that opening and closing should be avoided. Definitely don’t switch to tablet mode. I had something similar happen to my old HP Envy x360 except it happened while I was rotating. Ended up with a hinge popped off and screen popped off which then resulted in the screen bending in on itself and

That's not where the battery should be, the battery is in the front under the trackpad. HP laptops tend to have the lower lid snap out of their place. Push it in and it should look normal again. Happens often with my Envy X360.

Funny you mention that. In terms of QC, Dell was always worse than HP whether Flagship model or Economy model. I'd have to RMA batches of Dell laptops for the silliest of things, like the keyboard keys binding up against the chassis right out of the box. RMAs on HPs have been very low. My personal l

I believe there is an on going class-action lawsuits regarding defective hinges on HP Envy x360, Pavilion x360, and other HP laptop models. Call around, that would be around $175 to $300 repair. You could save money buying parts and doing yourself but if you never done before I'd advise not to. Use

Yes, it will feel much better on CachyOS. I have a HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15m-ed1xxx. and on Win 11 23h2 I could play Warframe on Medium settings on 8G ram just fine. On fully updated 24h2 and 25h2 even, can't play it on the lowest settings. Added another 8G RAM, and still couldn't. Installed Cach

I have an Iris Xe iGPU also in my HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15m-ed1xxx laptop, works amazingly on CachyOS, for Warframe on medium settings, like it worked on straight Win 11 23h2 (not crazy debloated, but telemetry off). Could not even play on lowest settings without crashes on 24h2 and 25h2, even wh

rules : not a gaming laptop because those ones are heavy.. my laptop is 2.5kg and i hate it, atleast higher than iris/radeon graphic, preferably touchscreen, good screen/keyboard/battery/body. standout option under 3000rm.. try check if its applicable to that voucher you have and maybe you can get c

I have some experience with both. My previous HP laptops were the HP Envy x360 and EliteBook 840 G9. Both are great in terms of materials, and both use aluminum across the whole form factor. But things changed when I used the Dell 7340. I think Dell has superior build quality, thicker aluminum body,

You are not alone. I own an HP envy x360 and paid for the premium service plan. I haven’t seen my laptop in a month. I have received multiple service notification emails apologizing for their delay in service and multiple pending case emails threatening to close my case. So I hear you.