Reviewers Liked
- Powerful hardware (AMD Ryzen 5 2500U)
- Good build quality
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Substandard display can't produce full sRGB gamut
- Mediocre battery life
HP Envy x360 15 -2018
By the time you configure the Envy x360 to something worth using – the $700 base model doesn’t include SSD storage, for example – you’ll find yourself spending around $1,000, which simply isn’t worth it. The competing Lenovo Yoga 720 starts at $950, and for that price you get a much faster CPU and GPU along with basics like an SSD and a suitably large battery.
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By the time you configure the Envy x360 to something worth using – the $700 base model doesn’t include SSD storage, for example – you’ll find yourself spending around $1,000, which simply isn’t worth it. The competing Lenovo Yoga 720 starts at $950, and for that price you get a much faster CPU and GPU along with basics like an SSD and a suitably large battery.
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