Testseek.co.uk have collected 164 expert reviews of the HP Envy X2 11-G0xx Series and the average rating is 69%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HP Envy X2 11-G0xx Series.
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Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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The editors liked
Detachable keyboard dock
Slim and attractive design
Comfortable keyboard
Battery life (7 hrs as a tablet
14 hrs as a laptop)
Completely silent
Overall responsiveness
Low heat
Lightweight when keyboard isn't attached (710 g)
Great screen contrast (1100
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Great battery life
Slim build
Good battery life
Brushed-aluminium build
Screen looks quality
NFC
Excellent hybrid design
Exceptionally long battery life
Light and runs very cool
Runs all Windows applications
HP's Envy x2 comes packing a bright 11.6" five-point touchscreen which runs at a crisp 1366 x 768
With a wide 16
9 aspect ratio that’s brilliant for gobbling down video and rivals the 11" MacBook Air's screen too. Packaged in a tight
Small form-factor
The Envy x2 reminds us of both the MacBook Air and the iPad yet still stands apart from Apple's devices. If you want a device to impress your fr
Good screen
Great detachable tablet mechanism.
Well-built
Attractive design
Good screen and speakers
Full-size SD card slot
Combination tablet and laptop
Robust locking mechanism
Good looks
The editors didn't like
Extremely unimpressive performance
Needlessly expensive
Low resolution screen
Only 64GB of storage
Terrible audio
Low processing power (CPU GPU)
Low storage space
Very little connectivity
Heavy when keyboard is attached (1.41 kg)
Basic power
USB on keyboard dock only
Cramped keys
Pricey
Keyboard's "sticky" keys aren't great for typing
Limited power from Atom processor
Fiddly tablet separation process
Tablet a bit oversizeD
Paltry mass storage
Limited tablet
Optimized apps
Poor 3D graphics performance
The x2 suffers from a few slowdowns due to the slightly underpowered Intel Atom processor tucked inside. It's fast enough to get your work done
But you’ll see a few blips on the way and don't expect to be playing any demanding games on it or editing much video either. Despite a nippy 64GB SSD tucked inside
Storage space is a major issue for the HP Envy x2. You'll find around 20GB already gobble
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the HP ENVY x2 Windows 8 convertible tablet. The x2 is a 1.5 lb.. tablet with a detachable keyboard dock (they're sold together). The tablet runs on a 1.8GHz dual core Intel Atom Clovertrail CPU with 2 gigs of RAM and 64 gigs of internal...
Abstract: The Intel Atom brand tends to find itself attached to bargain-basement hardware – but HP's Atom-based Envy x2 is an upmarket convertible. It runs full Windows 8, sports an 11.6in detachable touchscreen, and supports both desktop- and tablet-style apps.In ...
Overall, I have used all Apple products, heavier notebooks, Windows and Android devices and the experience with my new best friend (the ENVY x2) compared to these is phenomenal. So much so that I will be making purchases for my colleagues in the organisat...
Very useful, but not useful enough for the price...
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Published: 2013-04-26, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Overall, I admit that I really like the ENVY x2."It lasts without a charge all day, and is light and slim, and seems an ideal compromise between the size of a notebook screen and a tablet screen."Stability presents more of a problem than I am used to on O...
Excellent battery life; Premium brushed metal design; Beats Audio should make sound a little better than your average laptop;
Two headphone ports seems strange; USB 2.0 ports only, not USB 3.0; Tablet lock mechanism can be very, very tight;
For the first Windows 8 tablet effort from HP, the Envy X2 manages to score some real positives, with an excellent design, some great performance, and a real return to a quality computing experience from the company.The price might be seen as a touch too...
Excellent hybrid design, Exceptionally long battery life, Light and runs very cool, Runs all Windows applications
Tablet a bit oversizeD, Paltry mass storage, Limited tabletoptimized apps, Poor 3D graphics performance
In the end, though, we see so much potential in the Envy x2 we're willing to overlook some of its awkwardness. It's the type of device that is sure to improve over time, and it's showing the way to the undeniable future of ultralight laptops....
Can be used as a tablet or as a notebook, Runs Windows 8, Battery life can be extended through the keyboard dock
Performance was sometimes very sluggish, Touchpad didn't always work properly, Screen flickering issue, Slow storage
HP's Envy X2 hybrid is decent if you are looking for a Windows 8 tablet that can also be used for long typing sessions. However, we experienced sluggish performance, a screen that flickered, and a touchpad that sometimes refused to work properly. These is...
Published: 2015-01-19, Author: Elias , review by: pcworld.co.nz
15.6in, Full HD screen, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Good array of ports
Big and heavy, Glossy screen, Touchpad is awful
We're not completely taken by the HP Envy X2. It sometimes felt like a chore to use, mainly because of the layout of its keyboard and touchpad, and also because of the performance of its touchpad. For notebook usage while resting it on a desk, we'd use a...
