HP Pavilion x360 (2021) 14 inches FHD Touchscreen Laptop, 11th Gen Intel Core i3, 8 GB RAM, 512GB SSD, 2-in-1 Convertible, Windows 10 Home, MS Office, Finger Print Reader (14-dw1037TU), 1.61kg

This is a great product for this price range... No regrets buying it... Here are few pros and cons I've observed in 48 hours of usage.1. Built quality is amazing but make no mistake, it's high quality plastic built and not metal. It's not a very slim laptop but not too bulky as well! The laptop looks more like a Mashup of traditional design as well as modern slim design.2. Screen quality is above average with amazing viewing angles and good colors. But then again this is not a oled or amoled... Black levels are moderate. During black screen, you can clearly see white light seeping in from the light source on the edges of the screen. Touch screen works amazing though! I particularly buy touch screen laptops as it makes for an amazing web browsing experience with one of my hand on the screen ready to scroll through content lot faster than track pad. Even single clicks on OK and Agree are lot faster to tap on screen than move the cursor.3. Amazing speed... No second thoughts about it... Although I'm not a gamer. Less than 10 secs to boot.4. Maybe because of the summer. But the laptop runs on the hotter side.... I didn't see any impact on the performance but not a laptop you could actually keep it on your lap!5. Track pad works well but the click compression could have been smoother and firmer... Instead it feels a bit flimsy6. No complaints on the keyboard side... The fact that it's backlit only adds to its strength. Finger print reader is good and another worthy mention7. The laptop is quite heavy and as such comfortably using it in tablet mode is more of a marketing gimmick than an important feature. I don't see the sense in tent mode as well, it's just laptop mode with no keyboard.8. B&O speakers do its job well... The sound quality is definitely on the good side.9. Decent battery backup... Can easily expect 4 to 5 hours of continuous usage... although this is only my 48 hour experience.My overall experience is this laptop is still the best buy in the market for this price range... This is my 7th HP laptop and this company's greatest strength is it's laptops can be easily repaired by anyone anywhere. Kinda like Maruti Suzuki of the car world! It's not BMW, but Maruti Suzuki has its own fan following.

This is an average speced laptop for the price, so, here are the ratings,Screen quality- Not the best, the colours aren't accurate, it's a bright laptop for sure, but if you want to watch movies in 4k HDR or 1080p, this isn't the way to go, it messes with the colours ergo, not that great. If you need a nice screen increase your budget, but this is average for the price, still good but not the best you can get for the price. And remember the touch screen is not that useful in day to day life unless you're drawing something or you're into reading a lot and arts, if this is not you go for a standard laptop not 2 in 1.So, a solid 7/10.For Gaming- A big NO, if you want to game this is the worst decision you would make, first of all i3 which is a good processor for day to day activities like chrome and work with word and other microsoft office tools, but that also if pushed to limits it'll start becoming slow, so, if you like to open up 10-15 tabs at once and do 4-5 projects at once this won't be your best choice, now if the laptop can't handle that it certainly cannot handle gaming ofcourse it can handle some small games but mostly nothing from the epic store so, if gaming is the main purpose look for i5 and non touch screen laptops. Also it's a convertible so, everyone understands, no gaming. So for gaming a solid 3/10.Keyboard and trackpad- The keyboard is nice and clicky although there's some flex in between but that doesn't play a major role, it's a good typing experience but it's a 14 inch laptop so ofcourse no numpad, but the keyboard is Good and the backlit is also good it goes very bright in dark conditions, helps a lot, now the trackpad isn't durable it feels cheap, for long term usage I don't know it'll last or not but it is still an okay-ish trackpad, but it does feel cheap.So, keyboard a solid 10/10Trackpad a 8/10CPU- As I said earlier it's a good CPU for day to day tasks, if you're buying a laptop for your parents or your child this CPU works like a charm, for the price you could get an i5 but that won't be a convertible. If you want to game, then no, because the multi core performance in this one isn't that good, so, light games can be played but if you really want to game and code and stuff like a lot, go for i5 or ryzen CPUs. So, a solid 9/10 for the CPU one deducted because it cannot handle occasional big tasks, like opening up 20 tabs at once but still no one ever does that.RAM- 8 Gb enough, but again if you're a multi Tasker of big projects at once then you might need to upgrade it but for normal people 8GB is enough.A solid 10/10Storage- The SSD works like a charm, the laptop boots up under 10-15 seconds, and goes from sleep to wake in under 3 seconds, file transfer speeds are always above 100 Mbps on the USB 3.0 or type C port I always use those, way faster than HDD, don't go for HDD, your life will be hell, SSD is smooth fast and more durable and no risk of losing any data. So, a solid 10/10.Battery life- Oh the battery life, 3-4 hours, max to max 5 hours, the battery life is like a gaming laptop but the internals aren't, the battery life isn't good, there are laptops in the price range offering way more. If you're an on the go person don't go for this, the charging speed is nice, charges the laptop in under 2 hours, it depends, whether you're working with the charger plugged in or you aren't working while it's plugged in. So, for the battery life, 6/10, and charging, 9/10.Ports- All important ports are available the fingerprint sensor is also fast, so don't worry about that.A solid 10/10Camera- Ridiculous camera, if you do a lot of video conferences you have to buy a separate camera.A solid 4/10.Speakers- Oh the speakers are loud no complaints with that, it cannot ofcourse function as a speaker from Bang and Olufsen but works like a charm on a laptop, but when it's in tablet mode the speakers fire down then the sounds are low, but on laptop mode the speakers are good.A solid 9/10Chassis- It's Plastic the top feels plastic, trackpad is plastic, everything is plastic nothing feels premium, average chassis for the price, it's durable not compromising on durability, but it doesn't feel that good.So, a 7/10One big negative point for the laptop, if you're just doing browsing or small tasks even then it starts to heat up, the portion where the vents are located, the vents are located at a bad bad place one cannot hold the laptop because of the heat it produces. A big negative of this laptop. It heats up fast and too much.All in all its an average laptop for the price compromising on many things just because it's a 2 in 1 if you're not into art or projects related to that don't buy this, buy a standard laptop it offers way more than this. I would recommend this laptop for home purposes like for parents or students, not for gamers and working professionals, still good, but you can go for the better ones. But the heating issue is a really big problem.

Awesome laptop, the screen quality is great, performance is awesome, don't go by the i3 moniker, has an all mettalic body, touchpad is large, the fingerprint scanner is fast, speakers are okay, battery backup is good, the SSD is super fast, boots in about 6 seconds, has 2 USB Type A ports, one USB Type C port, one HDMI port, a 3.5 mm jack (headphone and microphone), an SD card slot and a barrel connector. The backlit keyboard is bright and it also charges through the Type C port... Best product for its price... Other brands charge upto 70k for a device of this calibre and quality. The touchscreen works pretty well. Feels very premium (upto MacBooks)...

the product got overheated on the first day . after installing updates and taking help from hp assistant the problem almost resolved . if you are a coder , gamer , student you should prefer for graphic card in the same budget in acer or asus as the touchscreen is of no use...else you can prefer for acer aspire which has a 15.6 inch screen size as well as graphics card of nvida..though after 15 days of usage the product is working good and has no issues you can go for it as i have used it at a high end for programming. i suggest to use a cooling pad with two or more fans to get better performance..