HP ENVY 13-d000 Series

portability, design, performance, screen, image quality

price

67% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

portability, performance, design, usability, screen

94% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

85% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Affordable price compared to rivals ; Dedicated GPU provides decent gaming performance ; Fantastic aluminium build quality ; Comfortable keyboard for typing

Plastic trackpad feels cheap ; Loud fans can be distracting ; Intel chip lags behind AMD and Apple alternatives

Attractive design with real wood. ; Generally quick performance with Core i7 CPU. ; Sharp 4K display. ; Thunderbolt 3 port.

Only 8GB of RAM. ; Limited configuration options for wood model. ; UHD screen reduces battery life.

The HP Envy 13 (Wood Edition)'s walnut-paneled design stands out from the ultraportable crowd. Couple that with a 4K screen, solid components, and a reasonable price tag, and it's an attractive package.

Bright, vivid display ; Attractive design and clicky keyboard ; Core i5 CPU is speedy ; 11+ hours of battery life ; USB-A and Thunderbolt ports ; Priced to sell

Plastic touchpad ; No IR camera option

HP's Envy 13 re-establishes itself as a top value pick, combining a modern design, fast performance, and long battery life at a reasonable price.

Attractive, lightweight chassis; Fast performance; Bright display; Long battery life (on FHD model); Crisp, powerful speakers ; 4K model has short battery life; No Thunderbolt 3 ; The HP Envy 13 is a near-perfect Ultrabook that offers fast performance,...

4K model has short battery life; No Thunderbolt 3 ; The HP Envy 13 is a near-perfect Ultrabook that offers fast performance, long battery life and a bright display at a reasonable price.

The HP Envy 13 is a near-perfect Ultrabook that offers fast performance, long battery life and a bright display at a reasonable price.

Good value ; Great screen ; A hint of gaming ability

Plastic trackpad ; Not much more powerful than last year’s model

This isn’t all that different to last year’s version, bar a better quality screen. But it’s still one of our favourite laptops to recommend, with plenty of power and substance at a very competitive price.

Great battery life ; Small footprint ; USB Type-C and full-size ports ; Very good value ; Surprisingly decent gaming performance from GeForce MX150 discrete graphics

'Floating’ touchpad ; Screen doesn’t rival a MacBook or Dell XPS ; Off/on keyboard backlight

The HP Envy 13 is all the laptop most people need for a very compelling price. It can do things several pricier options simply can't, largely thanks to its built-in discrete graphics card.

IPS display ; Full-HD resolution ; aluminum case ; very good speakers

no maintenance hatch

The HP Envy 13 is a stylish 13.3-inch subnotebook. Its slim aluminum case is appealing from the first glance. Inside, a powerful processor provides sufficient performance. The graphics core allows limited use of computer games. The computer hardly gets...

aluminum chassis with very good build quality, QHD display with high color accuracy, low temperature and noise development in all situations, business-capable security features, excellent speakers, very good price-performance ratio

mediocre webcam, input devices could be better, low amount of RAM, not expandable, below-average battery runtime

The HP Envy 13-d000ng is an average device when you just look at the test results. Its QHD panel stands out from the masses, but does not set any records (even though the high sRGB coverage and the low color deviations are good). The performance...

Great display ; Solid everyday speed ; Sleek, good-looking body ; Quiet, comfortable keyboard

No HDMI or Thunderbolt ; i7 is too expensive ; Rivals are slimmer and sturdier ; Disappointing trackpad

The HP Envy 13 has a great screen, solid components and a good keyboard. Combine this with lower price of the Core i5 model and you've got a decent everyday ultraportable. But several rivals are better in other areas when you hit the higher specs.

Superior screen ; Excellent performance ; Impressive battery life

Absence of webcam login

But these are minor criticisms. HP already had the best “value” ultraportable around with last year’s Envy, and all the upgrades – the superior screen, faster components, improved battery life – mean this isn’t just our preferred budget machine but our...