Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love how professional and flexible it is!! It’s really helped me design my menu’s.

Very nice laptop. Beauty screen colors. Good for little home work.

This might be a good computer, but I am yet to find out. I have not been able to use my computer because it is currently getting repaired at HP. I bought it and went on a trip and by the time I came back the time to exchange or return was already up. I was just getting a lot of stop codes and HP couldn't fix it over the phone. I couldn't use this computer to do anything. They did factory reset and reinstalled a bunch of stuff but didn't help. I bought it for school and is currently using a loaner from my school. It has been a bad experience. I wish they could have just exchange it so I didn't have to go through all this. Just imagine getting a new computer and not being able to use it.

This laptop has serious problems... It always restarts. I need support for fixing or return it. Bad experiences.

Rating: ★★★★☆ (4 out of 5 stars) I recently purchased the HP Envy x360, and I must say, it's an exceptional laptop that ticks almost all the boxes. With its sleek design, powerful performance, and versatile features, the Envy x360 offers an outstanding computing experience. However, there is one minor issue that needs addressing. Let's start with the positives. The design of the Envy x360 is simply stunning. Its sleek aluminum body gives it a premium look and feel, making it a pleasure to use and carry around. The 360-degree hinge allows for effortless transition between laptop and tablet modes, providing great flexibility for different tasks and usage scenarios. The performance of the Envy x360 is where it truly shines. Powered by the latest generation processor and generous amounts of RAM, this laptop handles multitasking, demanding applications, and even some light gaming with ease. The fast boot-up time and smooth operation ensure a seamless user experience. The display quality is remarkable as well. The vibrant colors and sharp details make movies, photos, and documents come to life. The touchscreen functionality is responsive and accurate, adding an extra layer of convenience to the overall usage. The keyboard and trackpad on the Envy x360 are a joy to use. The keys have a comfortable travel distance, providing a satisfying typing experience, while the trackpad is smooth and precise, allowing for effortless navigation. Now, onto the minor flaw. Occasionally, after closing the laptop and reopening it later, I've experienced random freezes. While these occurrences are infrequent, they can be a bit frustrating. However, a simple restart resolves the issue, and it hasn't significantly impacted my overall satisfaction with the laptop. Despite this minor hiccup, the HP Envy x360 is an outstanding laptop that offers great value for its price. It excels in performance, design, and versatility, making it a perfect companion for both work and entertainment. With its reliable battery life and excellent audio quality, it meets the demands of a wide range of users. In conclusion, the HP Envy x360 is a superb laptop that I highly recommend. Its powerful performance, stunning design, and versatile features make it a top contender in its category. While the occasional freeze after being closed is a minor inconvenience, it doesn't overshadow the overall excellence of this laptop.

Highly recommend this laptop! Purchased it for online school and the performance, speed, and software is fast and reliable. It’s the perfect laptop for a student on a budget. The start up is fast and with the Face ID it unlocks just as quick. I read a lot of reviews on numerous laptops before I purchased this one. I read one complaint about the cooling fan and after using it, it was is not an issue at all. It comes on for 30 seconds to maybe a minute or two, but it’s not as bad as others have claimed. I would recommend this for anyone and I do not regret the purchase. It is slim, modern, and appealing. The backlit keyboard is great and the brightness is adjustable. The touch screen is very responsive and you don’t have to press hard to select items on the screen.

Context: I got this laptop to replace my old one as it was struggling to keep up with my activities and this laptop was on a crazy good sale for $699. I was a little hesitant in purchasing it as I've had friends whose hinges have broken on this model but ultimately decided it was worth a shot. When it arrived, there was a gaping hole in the back of the box/package, though that likely was shipping's mistake rather than best buys. Thankfully, I could not find any signs of damage, but it's possible my experience was minorly influenced by that. The laptop itself is pretty nice, especially for the price I got it at, but there were enough small problems with it that I ended up returning it. Pros: I like the color and sleekness of the design. It's got a light sheen to it without getting too reflect-y. I haven't noticed any glare on the screen and the color/saturation is pretty good as well. I've been happy with its brightness levels, as it can go several levels higher than on my old laptop. I love that the screen really maximizes its space. This is a 15.6 in but only slightly larger than my old 14 in. It's not crazy light, but for the size and specs, it's not too heavy. The laptop stands on its own pretty well when in an upside-down position and doesn't try to close further while tapping the screen. I haven't had any issues with the touchscreen as it responds well and doesn't lag. The screen's texture had a tiny bit of drag but I'd say is pretty good overall. Even though it needs the fan more than I'd like, I never had the computer heat up a ton which is very nice. Cons: After thoroughly examining it and not seeing any signs of damage, I messed around with the hinges a bit. They seemed sturdy enough but did have a little bounce when I open the laptop. It seemed to work fine in tablet and upside-down mode, and the light bounce didn't really bother me but if you use the touchscreen while in regular laptop position, I could see it getting very annoying very quickly. I was not particularly impressed with the design in general. The image makes it look like the speakers are on the sides of the keyboard area, but the sound definitely comes from the bottom. In general, the quality was not great and super muffled due to its location. I also noticed right off the bat that the touchpad and keys were pretty loud. This is something I hadn't thought much about before, but this laptop's definitely louder than my old one. The touchpad has just a tiny bit less glide than I'd like, but the light "thud" sound it made every time I tapped was definitely the bigger problem for me. My touchpad making sound is an indicator that I physically pushed the click area down rather than just tapping, so the constant tap sound here bothers me a lot. The keys are also a bit annoying. I appreciate having some sound when I press a key down, but I found myself getting distracted by the sounds from this keyboard. Finally, and my biggest reason for returning, is that the capacity just wasn't enough for me. I was coming from a Ryzen 5 3000 series with 8 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, and no touchscreen/2-in-1. Considering the serious upgrade in each of those areas, I was expecting a much larger difference than I got. If I had over 20ish tabs open, the fan would start going and it didn't take much more to start pushing my specs to their limits. In my task manager, my memory never dropped below 65% and it, my disc, and occasionally my CPU would often reach the 90-100% area. Considering that's with mostly regular sites and I do digital art/light gaming, I was very unimpressed that it was already struggling before I'd even opened those. I'll definitely be going for a 16gb instead to feel secure for my art/gaming, but I would also recommend that for any fellow tab hoarders out there, this computer isn't really built for more than 15-20 tabs without starting to struggle a fair bit. Overall: 4 stars since its problems are more annoyances than large fallacies. If you aren't a gamer/digital artist/editor/tab hoarder/etc, I would guess this computer would do well for you. The keypad and touchpad might take some getting used to, but those could probably be adjusted to fairly quickly. The audio is definitely a drawback, but if you aren't using it for music or things, it still is pretty understandable. Overall, definitely not the laptop for me, but I could see it being a great laptop for someone else.

I bought this HP laptop because of size of memory and speed of processor. I really like the backlit keyboard. I have had other laptops and this one is so much better than previous laptops. The touch screen is very responsive but I prefer to use mouse. The battery is long lasting as well. I would definitely recommend this to to others.

Great laptop. Wicked fast for the price. Overall capacity was great. Screen size was remarkable, crisp and clear. Battery life was stable enough for me.

Speedy processor. Perfectly sized screen. Plays games and works for school equally well. The only thing that has caused me to question this product is a strange noise it makes from time to time that I haven't figured out yet. I'm very pleased with this purchase. After a year, it hasn't slowed down.

I am 52 years old and this is my first laptop after years of using desktop models. I always thought I would hate a laptop. How wrong I was! I absolutely love it. The build quality is excellent and very lightweight. Initially, I thought it was 400 nits of brightness when I ordered it. When it arrived I discovered it was only 250 nits but it is more than adequate. If it was actually brighter it could wind up being too distracting, thus having to lower the brightness level. So in my opinion the brightness is perfectly fine. The keyboard is so easy to use and comfortable. The track pad is very responsive. The battery life is good for about 4-5 hours unless you run everything in dark mode. Then it can be extended to about 6-7 hours. I say the battery life is adequate but others may disagree. As fast as it recharges, beggers can't be choosers. Being honest, I can be rather easy to please and since I always make it a point to never be rough with my electronics, I can make them last for years. So when it comes to recommendations I highly recommend this laptop, but to each their own.

My laptop died so I had no choice but to make that dreaded purchase of a new one. I love my new laptop! It's light weight, has a flip touch screen and is easy to navigate. Thank you Geek Squad for successfully transferring all my data! I'm so happy with this laptop that I should have purchased it sooner!

The 2-in-1 touchscreen HP Envy is for my daughter, she loves it, and it is very easy to use. The bigger screen is a plus and the 2-in-1 is perfect for the "on the go" student. I was concerned about the speed of the AMD Ryzen processor but the laptop is very fast, especially when accessing the SSD HD.

I have had this for almost a year and I love it. I got it on sale. I use it for basic needs. I love the color, the lighred keyboard, the camera, the weight is fine. But my kids play games on it and they love how smooth it runs.

Had this product for a year now. No issues with the screen or hedges. The mouse pad has been worn out a bit with normal usage, the battery with a full charge lasts around 9 1/2 hours and touch screen is fast and responsive

So far this laptop, it’s performance, storage and ease of use has been great. I bought this to replace a 9 year old slow laptop and this is plenty fast for me to run normal internet applications and word processing software. The battery has lasted plenty long between charges and it’s thin, light weight is great. I bought it on a sale because I think this model was going out and I wish I would have bought two honestly.

This laptop is amazing! It has been 2 years and it’s still going strong! The battery life is amazing still i love the touch screen and it makes my life so much easier! It got me through grad school and is now helping me at my current workplace. I prefer using this over the work laptop.

This is a GREAT laptop for gaming. Plenty of RAM and speed to keep some pretty big games running smoothly. Plus, the 360 degree feature is nice when you’re playing a game using a controller instead of mouse/keyboard combo. Just fold it and stand it up and BAM!!! It’s got room to breathe and it’s just the screen. You don’t have to make room to set it down. I use the Backbone gamepad which is super light. The computer and controller weigh less than a pound (I think) I really do like the 360Envy. Thanks HP!!!

Sleek design, great performance, lightweight and thin. Has backlighting keyboard, and my husband cannot live without it anymore haha

Great price for the speed and memory it has. My daughter was able to get school work done without issues.