HP Envy X360 15.6" 2-in-1 Touch Laptop: i5-1335U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Intel Iris X GPU $1187 Delivered @ HP Official Store

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i5-1335U + 16GB RAM + 512SSD + Iris X

if you have concerns regards 13th/14th gen intel CPU instability issues, below laptop is the alternative with i7-1250U

HP Envy x360 13.3" 2-in-1 Touch Laptop i7-1250U(if you dislike 13th/14th Gen)+16GB RAM+512GB SSD+5MP IRCamera $1249 Delivered @ HP Office Store

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  jv on 14/08/2024 - 13:08

  HP Envy

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  askbargain on 14/08/2024 - 13:16

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  15.6" @ FHD :(

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    incipient on 14/08/2024 - 13:24

    Absolutely, perfectly, fine. It's about 150 ppi and that's well decent.

    Low brightness, or crappy colour space, is valid to complain about, but FHD at 15" is great.

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    shabaka on 14/08/2024 - 13:40

    +1

    yup came here to say this. 100% sRGB at least.

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  hughc on 14/08/2024 - 13:26

  My son has been through two of an earlier iteration of the X360 (13") as a school laptop (https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/670211). First was claimed on house insurance.

  Aluminium shell was super thin, dings effortlessly; touch screen is glass, easily cracked and $$$ to replace.

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    incipient on 14/08/2024 - 13:31

    +1

    I don't really have any preference for these devices. HP is a pretty shady company too…but this isn't a rugged device at all. Personally I'd be buying a cheaper plastic/polycarbonate shell laptop instead of this for school.

    Aluminium shell was super thin, dings effortlessly;

    It's a thin and lightweight device. It's not designed to be knocked.

    touch screen is glass,
    Do they even make plastic touch screens any more? And the issue with plastic is then it becomes very easy to crack the display itself.

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      hughc on 15/08/2024 - 08:30

      Yeah definitely learnt my lesson - on original criteria of price, weight seemed like a good idea. Stupidly assumed a metal body counted for more than aesthetics, but unless it's machined like a Macbook,you are better off with plastic, every time. The combo of thin bezels, thin shell and glass was, in retrospect, asking for trouble.

      Subsequent school machines will either be a second hand T-series or E-series Lenovo. A deal like this (https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/861505) would have been more appropriate.

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    AndrewMTG on 14/08/2024 - 13:33

    $650 to replace the screen on my $850 ish hp lapotp lmao

    Ended up buying a $150 fhd screen of ebay which a friend replaced xd

    Stoopid ass Harvey Norman product care n replacement my dad wasted $150 on as well as it doesn't cover shit

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  jpeg-jpg on 14/08/2024 - 14:20

  Note that there hasn’t been reported failures on U series chips yet. They are a different die and have different microcode. Personally think that you’ll be safe with the 1335u but the opposite argument is also understandable.

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    incipient on 14/08/2024 - 16:04

    The defects are limited to 65w and above, so doesn't apply to the U series.

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      reactor-au on 14/08/2024 - 16:17

      Actually that statement can't rule out mobile CPUs, the specs say boost can be high as 118W for the i7.

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  TextGoesHere on 14/08/2024 - 17:18

  I want a refurb 15+ inch OLED 2in1 as cheap as possible if anyone has any ideas where to look.

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  Juice08 on 15/08/2024 - 08:29

  Is there a way to upgrade things in this like RAM and SSD from HP?