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.

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...

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...

The HP Envy 13 is a slim, lightweight notebook with a comfortable keyboard and decent speakers -- plus a fingerprint sensor that makes signing into Windows a snap

This thin laptop's battery life falls far behind the competition -- and performance can slow to a crawl while charging. No touchscreen option

HP's Envy 13 is a pretty good notebook, but why settle for good? Dell, Lenovo, and even HP sell better thin-and-light laptops.

Its keyboard is backlit and great for typing;Excellent IPS panel that covers 95% of sRGB;Our Gaming and Web design profile makes the colors on this laptop extremely accurate;Doesn’t use PWM to adjust its brightness levels;Thin and light chassis;Great...

Lacks a Thunderbolt connector;No RAM upgradability post-purchase

The Envy has built-in Wi-Fi, which is compatible with the latest 802.11n standard for fast wireless transfer speeds and it is of course backwards compatible with older network standards. With all this new technology on board you will be paying a...

L'Envy 13 (13-d001nf) de HP est un ultraportable assez équilibré pour son prix de 800 euros. Le seul gros reproche que l'on puisse lui faire est son endurance moyenne, suffisante pour regarder un film le temps d'un Paris-Marseille en TGV mais...