HP Envy x2

Can this Snapdragon-powered hybrid deliver? T3 goes hands on to find out…

In-depth review of the HP Envy x2 15-c000ng (Intel Core M 5Y10, Intel HD Graphics 5300, 15.6", 2.5 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks, and ratings

In-depth review of the HP Envy X2-j001ng ( Intel Core M-5Y70, Intel HD Graphics 5300, 13.3", 1.796 kg) with numerous measurements, benchmarks, and ratings

A flawed fusion of mobile and laptop

The HP Envy x2's gorgeous display and long battery life are undone by a flawed keyboard cover and underwhelming performance.

Can this Snapdragon-powered hybrid deliver? T3 goes hands on to find out…

HP Envy x2 (2017) review: A ridiculously thin laptop powered by the Snapdragon 835. Is Qualcomm's mobile platform the future for thin-and-light laptops?

You will be able to do all basic computing functions as well as gaming and entertainment with ease.

Snapdragon’s silicon arrives in a hybrid notebook – but can the HP compete with Intel-based rivals?

Putting a smartphone processor inside a Windows laptop is an interesting idea, but too expensive for its own good.

Innovative Snapdragon power undercut by sluggish performance

PCs have always been based on x86 processors, invented by Intel in the late 1970s. This year, Intel even released a special 40th-anniversary edition of its

HP changed-up the HP Envy x2 with an Intel processor and that kind of leaves us scratching our heads.