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Ultrabooks, these light and fine laptops that professionals like to take everywhere with them, still have the odds today. The 2-in-1 models, which can therefore be transformed into a tablet into two seconds, are even more interesting. Among these versatile models, there are in particular the HP Envy x360 14which also has the advantage of taking on a powerful processor and an OLED screen. The good news is that its price has just passed under the symbolic bar of 1,000 euros.

The essential points of the HP Envy X360 14

• A 2-in-1 laptop
• A 14 -inch OLED tactile + 120 Hz
• A combo Ryzen 7 + 16 Go de Ram + SSD de 512 Go

Launched at 1,299 euros, the HP Envy X360 (14-FA0003NF) is today displayed at 999.99 euros at Darty and at Fnac.

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An ultrabook or a tablet?

With its weight of 1.39 kg and its thickness which does not exceed 1.7 cm, the HP Envy x360 14-FA0003NF indeed belongs to the category of ultraportable, these light and fine laptops that can be easily moved. The other strong point of his design is his hinge which allows him to fall back on himself to create a real tablet. Practical for workers who wish to be able to perform their tasks on a more compact model, from time to time.

Like a real tablet, the screen of this laptop is also tactile. It also measures 14 inches, and has a 2.8K definition (2,880 x 1,800); The images displayed are therefore well detailed and clear. Above all, we take advantage of OLED technology, which offers deep blacks and infinite contrasts, as well as a 120 Hz refreshment rate, a guarantee of exemplary fluidity. We like a little less the maximum brightness which does not exceed 400 nits in SDR and 500 Nits in HDR; Reading the screen in full sun is therefore quite complicated, especially since it has a Glossy coating. Under this screen, especially on the keyboard, you will find the Copilot key, Microsoft’s AI, which can help you be a little more productive.

Good performance and good cooling

The HP Envy X360 14-FA0003NF is also powered by a Ryzen processor 7,8840hs to 8 cores, which can reach a 5.1 GHz turbo frequency. Here it is supported by 16 GB of RAM LPDDR5, practical to manage multitasking as well as the launch of more complex software. Overall, this configuration should allow you to chain office automation tasks without a hitch. On the other hand, as we had noted during our test, HP made the choice to bride the SoC so that the laptop is as quiet as possible.

And yes, the fans are barely getting along, and the cooling of the PC is also well managed, which is still reassuring. On the storage side, the brand has bet on a 512 GB SSD, which also promises reduced loading times. For the graphic part, we are satisfied with an AMD Radeon GPU, which should suit occasional players and for light photo/video editing.

Finally, on the autonomy side, HP ensures that its ultrabook can work for 10 hours and 45 minutes before having to be recharged. A duration which can obviously vary depending on the nature of the uses. As for recharging, it is possible to go from 0 % to 50 % in 30 minutes.

To find out a little more, do not hesitate to read Our full test of HP Envy X360 14here with a slightly different configuration.

If you want to discover other light models, we invite you now to consult Our Guide of the best ultraportables of the moment.