HP Envy 13 Review: A well-rounded subnotebook with a good number of features

[Redaktion]

HP's 13.3-inch subnotebook scores a lot of points for its slim and elegant exterior. Its inside values are impressive as well: a quad-core processor, a dedicated GeForce GPU and 8 GB of RAM (in dual-channel mode). Most importantly, the device's very bright IPS screen also supports HP's Sure View screen protection technology.

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[A]

Please review hp envy 17t, I want to buy one but waiting for your review.

[Harry Moss]

Possible to review the model with the Standard 1080p screen? 120hz model isn't available in the UK. Other reviews say it has good colour and about 400cd/m³ brightness which is great but only your reviews mention anything about pixel response times etc

[Marbaf]

Is there any version with non glossy screen?
Why do manufacturers still use opt for dedicated charging port? Would it be that USB-C does not allow sufficient power for recharge?

[Peterrr]

Is this not the US version? I only see a regular FHD touch/non-touch screen option without SureView privacy and pretty sure the brightness is 300 nits or so.

[Arttu]

I wish there was a latency mon test in the review since it's the most important thing when looking for a laptop for music production.

[Yassin]

Is the writer of this article certain that the device supports PD3.0 via USB C? I asked HP support directly about this model and they said it doesn't. Is it region dependent or smth??