HP Elite Dragonfly

For a 2-in-1 convertible laptop aimed at professionals, the Elite Dragonfly meets the expectations of use, performance and battery life expected for the day to day of any worker.Its built-in security measures, all aimed at safeguarding the business...

The HP Elite Dragonfly isn't for everyone, but it looks great and ticks a lot of boxes for power users on the go.

The HP Elite Dragonfly is probably one of the best-looking business notebooks I've seen. It doesn't even look particularly like one, sporting a deep cerulean blue finish that's absolutely gorgeous. The magnesium alloy chassis is slim and light, boasting...

The HP Elite Dragonfly is a business laptop that also offers plenty of upsides for more casual use. It's a gorgeous machine that can tackle any and all productivity tasks you throw at it. However, at a high price, and with the Elite Dragonfly G2 fast...

HP's 13-inch Elite Dragonfly, announced last September, is among the first wave of premium laptops to fly under the banner of Intel's Project Athena, which aims to guide OEMs towards the delivery of advanced devices that align closely with users'...

We like the new HP Elite Dragonfly, with a few caveats. The most important issue is that it's best to wait on a purchase if you're considering this machine. While we like so many aspects of the Elite Dragonfly, it's only going to get better when the revised systems hit in February. With Intel 10th Gen-powered Elite Dragonfly systems right around the corner, we feel that the next generation of this machine will go from generating buzz to soaring to new heights.

The HP Dragonfly isn't just a looker that will inspire jealousy from Apple users; it's also a long-lasting 2-in-1 laptop that earns serious respect.

It's tough to compare the Elite Dragonfly to other laptops, as few business convertibles today are this thin and light. You could get a ThinkPad X1 Yoga, which would provide a better typing experience, but the Elite Dragonfly just looks and feels so...