The Envy 13 subnotebook from HP is a compact device with a lot of features. Its quad-core processor from Intel and dedicated graphics card as well as the 400 nits display should make for a a mobile work and entertainment device - if it weren't for the very reflective display.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-Envy-13-Laptop-Review-Elegant-metal-case-and-solid-performance.508407.0.html
thunderbolt3 is a big - very useful on such devices without it such notebook are much less interresting especially versus ryzen based notebook which also are lacking tb3 support.
HP Envy 13 has a Thunderbolt, but always the versions without the dGPU which is very odd, also this is nice allrounder and I am excited what it can do with 11th Intel and mx450
Quote from: hpthings on December 08, 2020, 23:25:03
HP Envy 13 has a Thunderbolt, but always the versions without the dGPU which is very odd, also this is nice allrounder and I am excited what it can do with 11th Intel and mx450
I think that's because those PCIe lanes are used by the dGPU and when there is not a dGPU present using those PCIe lanes then there's bandwidth for thunderbolt.
Finally an article that talks about docking stations for the Envy 13. Finding a compatible one & trying to hook up monitors or even find info on it has been a nightmare! Thank you, it shouldn't be this hard