HP ENVY 13-d000 Series

portability, design, performance, screen, image quality

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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.

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

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.

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...

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.

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...