HPEnvy x360 Convertible 15-inch Laptop, Intel Core i7-1260P Processor, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, Windows 11 Home (15-es2026nr, Natural Silver Aluminum)

This was a Christmas present for my wife. She needed a laptop for her work from home job. She was initially hesitant to use it because of course she has to act like she didn’t want it. But I’ve noticed she’s used it more and more lately, to the point of nearly always being on it. I know it’s blazing fast, and the 1T memory is plenty for just about everything she wants to store on it. The screen is phenomenal!

My hard drive died, and I needed a new machine. This was a good purchase.

I have owned a lot of laptops and so far I really like this one. The screen is large and clear. The biometric scan works well with Windows 11. My only complaint is it is a bit on the heavy side and the battery charge doesn’t last as long as I would like.

Good quality and quite stylish. Haven't found a suitable screen pen.And this skinny thing must have lead weights inside.Have to pick around to open screen.Other than that it's a keeper.

Es una máquina muy rápida elegante y muy bonita. El sistema operativo está diseñado para ser el más veloz, su adaptabilidad a nuevos procesos es increíble, el diseño de su pantalla es muy bueno, los colores son muy vivos, el táctil responde muy bien, la cámara tiene buena resolución, la construcción del equipo denota que usaron materiales resistentes. 100% recomendado

PLEASE SEE UPDATED EDIT BELOW:I enjoy this laptop and only bought it because my MacBook Pro’s keyboard is broken and I didn’t want to spend hundreds repairing an old laptop.Images are crisp. Had to turn off adaptive display because the lighting drastically changes when switching from one tab to another. Keyboard is responsive. Touchpad is so so. A bit clunky and does not compare to my very old 2016 MacBook Pro. The hinges look very strong. I only flipped the laptop once. I have had bad issues with HP laptops and hinges before. The hinges seem very strong since they are designed to be flipped often. However, it does make a noise when I open the laptop. Touchscreen is good but I haven’t really used it a lot. I have some issues scrolling in laptop mode. It is not very smooth.My biggest gripe is the battery life. It hardly lasts 5 hours with just basic Internet and MS Office use. It drains the batteries quite fast compared to my 6-year old MacBook.All in all, it’s ok. I should have spent a little bit more for at least a MacBook Air or just bit the bullet and bought a MacBook Pro. This laptop is more clunky than my HP Omen that I bought a year before and only use for gaming because it’s a behemoth. I usually end up using my “broken” MacBook Pro with a wireless keyboard/mouse or my very heavy HP Omen instead of this very newly bought laptop which should tell you how much I’m underwhelmed by this laptop even though I only use it for basic work stuff.EDIT: This laptop is only 2.5 years old. I only use it occasionally, a few times a week. Well, my initial hunch was proven correct. This computer decided that it doesn’t want to charge anymore. I tried buying a new cord and it didn’t work. You know when most laptop can boot up at 0% and at least lets you use the laptop as long as it’s connected to power? Well this one has decided that it was not going to do that. No matter how long I leave the charger in, when booting it up it immediately shuts down. This is very different from my other laptops. Now, I have to send it out for repairs or try to change the battery myself. HP has been the bane of my existence. I either have issues with hinges or issues like what I just went through. The only HP product that I like is my 17” HP Omen.My other laptop from a different company that is now 10 years old still works perfectly and yet it has never given me any issues except for the mangled keyboard.

Excellent device, works perfectly.

Very compact, Fast speed. Good battery life.