HP Envy 13 (13.3-inch, 2016)

86% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Design, Portabilität, Zuverlässigkeit

100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Size and weight rivals MacBook Air ; New Core i7 processor ; High resolution screen

Somewhat disappointing battery life ; Hinge is uncomfortable when on your lap ; Touchpad occasionally jumpy

We were wowed by the thinness, responsiveness and overall design. However, a few niggles such as the touchpad, odd-shaped Enter key and disappointing battery life prevented this laptop from scoring higher.

Slim and light design ; Bright 4K display ; Solid quad-core performance ; Relatively inexpensive

Overly sensitive trackpad ; Battery life could be a tad better

With its discrete graphics card, the HP Envy 13 is a thin-and-light laptop that’s actually got some modest game, although “modest” is the key word. While the Envy 13’s Nvidia GeForce MX250 graphics card is a vast improvement over Intel’s integrated UHD...

Great battery life ; Small footprint ; USB Type-C and full-size ports ; Very good value ; Surprisingly decent gaming performance from GeForce MX150 discrete graphics

'Floating’ touchpad ; Screen doesn’t rival a MacBook or Dell XPS ; Off/on keyboard backlight

The HP Envy 13 is all the laptop most people need for a very compelling price. It can do things several pricier options simply can't, largely thanks to its built-in discrete graphics card.

upscale metal design ; compact design thanks to the thin bezel ; fan noise is acceptable even under load ; MX150 in a highly portable design ; palm rests and bottom remain cool at all times

display brightness is just average ; no matte display option ; no HDMI, SD card reader or Thunderbolt ; clickpad clatters ; prolonged loads lead to throttling

HP's Envy 13 is an attractive 13.3-inch mainstream Ultrabook designed to compete with the Dell XPS 13 - also with its price. As far as that lofty goal is concerned, the Envy falls short. Sometimes, the original is simply better: we can't really come up...

sharp display with great colors and contrast ; serviceable components; upgradeable SSD ; visually appealing matte aluminum chassis ; FHD and 4K UHD touchscreen options ; 2x USB Type-C ports; MicroSD reader ; no major throttling under load ; small and...

slower than expected HD Graphics 620 GPU performance ; no matte display option; very glossy screen ; spongy trackpad; very light key feedback ; no Intel Iris or GeForce graphics options ; no Thunderbolt 3 or full-size SD reader ; below average...

The biggest draw of the latest Envy is its lower starting price of $840 USD as a similarly configured XPS 13, Yoga 910, or Spectre x360 13 will run $1000 USD each or more. If Thunderbolt 3 or 2-in-1 features are not desirable, then the Envy 13 makes...

IPS display ; Full-HD resolution ; aluminum case ; very good speakers

no maintenance hatch

The HP Envy 13 is a stylish 13.3-inch subnotebook. Its slim aluminum case is appealing from the first glance. Inside, a powerful processor provides sufficient performance. The graphics core allows limited use of computer games. The computer hardly gets...