HP Envy x360 review: Sleek convertible that complements on-the-go lifestyle

The Envy x360 (Ryzen 5) is a convertible notebook from the stable of American information technology brand Hewlett-Packard (HP). The notebook has a lightweight design with a thin metallic profile that makes it an ultrabook designed for people who are always on the move. Priced at Rs 77,990, the notebook is a premium offering with a balanced mixture of style and substance.

Design

The Envy x360 is a full-fledged ultrabook, and not a tablet with detachable keyboard support. It has a flip-to-open design with a display that moves all the way to the back. The display lid is strong, thanks to a metallic chassis that doesn't bend or twist easily. The 360-degree nature of the lid makes it convenient to use the device in different modes – laptop, stand, tent and tablet.

The ultrabook’s power key, which doubles up as screen-lock button in tablet mode, is located on the left side of the chassis. There is a dedicated set of volume rocker keys on the right that comes handy in tablet mode. The notebook has a Band & Olufsen-tuned quad-speaker system placed on top of the keyboard, under an X-designed micro-holes mesh. From the design perspective, the speakers’ placement might add up to the overall profile, but they don't do justice to the ultrabook’s convertible design, especially in tent, stand and laptop mode. Read More

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