HP Envy x360 Convertible 13-ay0278ng, Nightfall Black, Ryzen 7 4700U, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, DE

Es ist ziemlich beeindruckend, wie stark ein Wechsel zu einem AMD-Prozessor den Preis senken und das Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis verbessern kann. Das überarbeitete Envy x360 13 ist nicht nur sichtlich kleiner und kompakter als das Vorgängermodell, sondern auch schneller.

The HP Envy x360 is an affordable and versatile all-rounder that looks superb, has solid build quality and smooth movement, and it’s barely heavier or thicker than more expensive and conventional laptops. It’s got a great keyboard, decent battery life, and its AMD processor is quick enough for day-to-day use and a better option for content creation than Intel’s equivalents. Impressively, the Envy is cheaper than those Intel equivalents, too. For a laptop of a particular budget, it suffers from a few compromises, but generally, HP has made sensible choices – which means that this machine is a great everyday convertible at a decent price. Testing the base Envy x360 was an interesting exercise as this configuration won't be the top choice for power users to use as their daily driver, but it may be among the top options when choosing a machine for family use. The lower price and decent build makes the Envy an attractive alternative. Surely, the AMD chip doesn’t reach its full potential, so more performance can be found elsewhere, albeit on machines that may be thicker, heavier and more expensive. The display, SSD and graphics performance are only average, but those compromises are acceptable given the price, though. The HP Envy x360 takes the fight to Intel-based machines at a much lower price, and it provides a smooth, slick everyday experience for mainstream work and light content creation.