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Posted by Jeff

- November 21, 2014, 19:06:56

Why only give 70% score to the audio section? Sounds like this is one of the better parts of the machine.

Posted by Mikhail

- November 20, 2014, 20:24:59

Extremly heavy for 13.3 inch device...

Posted by NaldoR

- November 20, 2014, 11:15:47

isnt there a battery in the keyboard?

Posted by duzenko

- November 19, 2014, 21:49:29

It's a pity you have not measured neither display color range nor battery life when playing video

Posted by Sid

- November 19, 2014, 14:31:58

I actually can't completely understand the final weighted rating parameters and conclusion. If I need to go by the final rating of 77%, I will easily skip it out for something like surface pro or other 80+% tablets, but after seeing conclusion, which states that it is a versatile and good all rounder, I might as well be confused, what is actually good ? And the bad ratings for connectivity s understandable for a normal notebook, but if we see it in hybrid scenario, the standalone connectivity is actually good for end user.

Posted by Redaktion

- November 19, 2014, 05:43:14

Broadwell, the second. Following the Yoga 3, HP's Envy x2 is one of the first devices in the market that is based on Intel's new Broadwell technology. HP has created a convertible with multimedia mannerisms, not least due to the installed Beats Audio speakers. Our test will uncover other talents of the Envy x2.

http://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Envy-x2-j001ng-Convertible-Review.130223.0.html