HP ENVY x360 Convertible 15-inch Laptop, AMD Ryzen 7 5825U processor, AMD Radeon Graphics, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, Windows 11 Home (15-eu1026nr, Nightfall black aluminum)

I have also ordered it before and this laptop is working great. The graphics are good and the processor is great. I mean everything is good.

Good Quality and fast shipping

We’ve had this for over a year now. I love this lap top. It’s worked great for us. I use it for homeschool, shopping, entertainment.

Love this computer runs fast with Adobe programs and the Microsoft suite. Looks and feels very premium! The only downside is the battery doesn't last me thru the day I'm always beside an outlet so it's not an issue for me but for others it may be.

Only used this for school and sometimes work. Very light use -- most times I opt to work from home on my other devices and can watch lectures/study from home on those other devices. Despite this, the laptop has stopped turning on and I've only owned it for a little over a year now. Neither AC adaptor nor battery is the issue and ran through a host of troubleshooting and attempted solutions. Going to get this checked out by professionals tomorrow to decide how I want to proceed as the issue seems to run much deeper than what I can handle by myself. Very disappointed about the longevity of this device. I don't know if it's the components or what, but I have never had a device die on me this quickly.Also, the touch screen feature is a terrible gimmick on this device. Converting from laptop to touch screen device like they display in the images and back will actually break the computer and the programs you're running on it. Laptop needs to be restarted every time you try to go from one mode to the other just so the computer can understand left from right again. Frankly not worth the effort to utilize this feature. Once I gave up on using it as a tablet, I just used the touch features for easy scrolling and zooming -- but those are both functions you can get just by bringing a mouse or using the keyboard shortcuts. If you need a tablet, get a tablet. This is best used as a laptop and is not worth the extra cost for the touch functionalities.What else is there to say? Oh yeah, there's always artifacts burned into the screen when using this device, especially if you try and use it as a tablet. Annoying and distracting. The fingerprint reader is also gimmicky and not worth the extra cost.EDIT: Motherboard issues confirmed. For something that I used maybe 2-3 times a week at best and maintained well. I went and bought another HP laptop as a holdover. Big mistake. Do not buy HP.

I have 64GB of RAM and a 2TB drive, which I added after I got this. When you go to play games, it shows 32GB of VRAM. I can play any Halo game at full settings at 60fps with little to no drop, other than in extreme wide open battles, and then it's usually no more than 56fps for a second. I can play Resident Evil 4 Remake at 17-30fps, depending on what settings I use. Crysis 3 Remastered plays around 30fps. Regardless of what I've thrown at it, I've been able to find a way to get it to a reasonable 20-30fps. This is on a CPU/GPU combo with a 15W default power supply and a 19W max that I've seen from HWMonitor. I got this because of the 64GB of RAM and it splitting between system and VRAM, but I didn't know about the watts limit. I would offer this more for conversions of music, video heavy graphic editing, but it's not meant to be a gaming machine as I thought. It's more than you will need for almost anything else. Once you upgrade it properly to at least 16GB and 1TB, it will be a great machine for those tasks. Also, Windows 11 will be implementing APK support, or already has in some ways, which means you can use this as a tablet as it will work with Android apps. This machine has so many potential uses, and it's really awesome.

I was ready to return this day 2...but figured I could try to figure it out for a week and return. Set up is.. easy...but if you have questions how how to do stuff they want to sell you tech support. My laptop is for personal use...not business.. I do not need tech support. I just need a person off and on to point out differences from my previous Lenovo. I have techy friends... but being able to call tech support by a company a couple of times usually handles things. After hrs trying to get basic help I was ready to return this... But... after about 10 days I figured out my issues.... something a good tech support could have done in one day.. sooo annoying that everything is going self serve with a cafeteria menu.. Now I'm ok.

I have had this laptop for a week. It has performed very well up to this point. I wish it had a number pad like my older Envy X360 however other than that this is an amazing laptop which performs extremely well. I have even tried a few games which have performed well. I plan to add some extra RAM, to upgrade the SSD , upgrade the OS to Win 11 Pro, and I am looking into an aftermarket option to turn the touch pad into a number pad since I primarily use a mouse. These upgrades will only be to enhance what has already proven to be a great laptop.