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

За эти деньжата из разумного только какой-нибудь уже старенький ультрабук по типу хонор ксяоми редмибук мэджикбук итп. Мне как-то повезло перехватить hp envy x360 на ряженке 3500u за 25, и в целом лайтово ковырять фотки в лайтруме для превьюх сразу на прогулках было можно, но дома всё равно делал на

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'd go with the HP Envy x360 14 (AMD Ryzen) for ~$750–950 AMD Ryzen processors are practically unbeatable for battery in this price range, you're realistically looking at 10–14 hours of real-world use. The Envy x360 is a proper 2-in-1 with a touchscreen, solid keyboard with good travel, fingerprint

does hp still use mpp/ntrig for their pens? if so I’d recommend the regular surface pen + the 3-pack with different tips. Used that on my hp envy x360 13-ar0210ng

Recent engineering alumni here. I personally really liked my HP Envy x360 2in1 laptop (I think it’s called OmniBook now). It has touchscreen & you can flip it to use it like a tablet and write notes on it because it comes with a digital pen! I was able to do all my written homework on my laptop beca

I have an hp envy x360 14inch and an old iPad air. I like having the combination of both. If I were to rebuy everything I would prioritize getting another budget 14 inch laptop with the specs I want (probably another hp envy or lenovo yoga) after checking a review or two then pick up a regular iPad

I updated from rc1 to rc3 on my hp envy x360 running hyprland and everything I have used so far seems to be working fine. Wifi, sound, touch screen etc. I haven't tested absolutely everything but so far so good.

I'm quite happy with my 16" HP Envy x360 from Staples Canada, on sale until the end of the year for $1099 plus tax. If only I could stop spilling pop over the keyboard :). https://www.staples.ca/products/3087189-en-hp-envy-x360-161-2-in-1-touch-laptop-amd-ryzen-7-8840hs-512-gb-ssd-16-gb-ram-windows-

To be honest, Samsung tabs have other issues similar to this. The whole UI on a Samsung tab feels like a magnified phone UI rather than an optimised tablet UI. Given it's only really Apple or Samsung that do decent tablets these days, I think I'll just stick with my Windows laptop. It's an HP Envy x