HP Envy x360 13 - 2020

You are literally getting premium CPU and graphics performance that would typically cost you two to three hundred dollars more with an Intel CPU. For example, last year’s Intel-based Envy x360 13 with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage cost roughly the same $800 as this current Ryzen-based model, but the newer model far outstrips the older in CPU performance. You’re also getting a laptop that hits many right notes in fit and finish. It’s not perfect by far, but this is overall an impressive laptop at a great price.

This Ryzen-powered version of HP's classy Envy x360 13 offers fast performance, a slick chassis, nifty features, and a palatable price. It's an excellent midrange 2-in-1 convertible laptop.

Between the Envy x360 and other $800 laptops, there’s no contest. This is aiming at the big leagues; this is a Spectre. The thesis of this review is that I have almost no complaints. This is a superb computer, and it’s frankly bizarre that it’s only $800. Don’t buy last year’s Spectre. Buy this.

HP's Envy x360 13 redefines the sub-$1,000 category by delivering an uncompromised premium 2-in-1 laptop for less.

AMD's latest Ryzen processors now power HP's budget-friendly ENVY x360 convertible PC. The low price, excellent performance, and overall premium-feeling design make it easy to recommend as the best budget 2-in-1 around.

It's pretty amazing what a swap to an AMD processor can do in terms of price and performance-per-dollar. The redesigned 2020 Envy x360 13 is noticeably smaller and more compact than last year's model while being much faster in the process.

The HP Envy x360 is a slim and stylish convertible with a good display and speedy Windows performance. Gaming isn't its strong suit, but this device wasn't meant for that kind of heavy use. Apart from that, the AMD CPU is a capable multitasker and the...

Despite some usability issues and disappointing battery life, the HP Envy x360 is a pleasingly portable laptop offering decent grunt for its size.