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Published: 2015-11-23, Author: Jonathan , review by: crn.com.au
It may feel like a slightly shameless copy, but I like what I've seen of the HP Elite X2. It takes the Microsoft Surface recipe, refines it with an even better keyboard, and adds some useful business features such as in-house repairability, improved secu...
Its easy to use, nothing-left-out keyboard, sleek trackpad and plug ‘n' play pen are the highlights of this enterprise oriented 2-in-1, as well as its fully adjustable kickstand and relatively balanced standing. The Elite x2 is one of the more comfortable
For a Core M device, the battery life is just too short. Its target market, business travelers, are going to want to, you know, travel with it. The Elite x2's quick-draining battery might be understandable if it delivered more power, or higher resolution,
The Elite x2 nearly achieves the 2-in-1 dream: usability in both tablet and notebook modes. The inputs are enterprise laptop quality for sure. Unfortunately, the battery is not.The Elite x2's cost also limits its market. The usability of the x2 may not be...
The updated HP Elite x2 has a slim, sturdy design, a more comfortable keyboard than Microsoft's Surface Pro and it includes that keyboard in the base price. With a fingerprint reader, replaceable components and docking options, it's suitable for both work
The Elite's touchpad is easily confused, sometimes unresponsive, and the battery won't quite last a full day
HP's Elite x2 is a must-look for any buyer considering a Microsoft Surface-like computer, and the quality bundled keyboard means it effectively costs less, too...
The Elite x2 certainly makes an admirable attempt at beating the Surface Pro 4 at its own game, but this particular model is ever so slightly off-target. That's not to say it misses the mark completely, though, as its generally stellar build quality and s...
Published: 2016-06-01, Author: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
You can see where HP is coming from with the Elite x2. By offering a repairable, more robust and manageable hybrid, it's making both IT managers and end users happy. And, yes, the HP Elite x2 is a very usable 2-in-1 hybrid. If I was given one of these as...
Published: 2015-11-20, Author: Alan , review by: itpro.co.uk
Abstract: HP Inc has unveiled the Elite X2 1012, a Skylake-powered hybrid aimed at businesses that bears more than a passing resemblance to Microsoft's Surface Pro flagship. The silver-coloured chiselled metal of the X2 1012 felt very rigid and sturdy in the h...
Smooth and adequately fast, Top-class keyboard, Replaceable internal hardware
Poor battery life, Touchpad needs work, Dim display
The HP Elite X2 is a very good attempt at replacing a laptop. However, just like the Surface Pro 4, the Elite X2 isn't quite there yet. It performs well, and has a great keyboard. Plus, the fact that you can replace its internals is a big point in its fav...
Abstract: HP announced its 2nd generation Elite x2 1012 2-in-1 business notebook late last year, but this is the first time we've managed to get our hands on the product. HP was the first to release a 2-in-1 device targeted at businesses with the Elite x2, but the...
Solid build quality and attractive design, Bundled HP Active Pen is a pleasure to write with, HP Travel keyboard feels close to actual notebook keyboard, Efficient and fairly powerful processor, Wide range of addon accessories and docks, Decent battery li
Expensive, Middling 1,920 x 1,280pixel display and thick bezels, Lackluster speaker quality
The Elite x2 will appeal mostly to business professionals.And now for our verdict. Should you seriously consider the Elite x2? Ultimately, it all comes down to whether you think it's worth its price. At a staggering S$3,099 with the Travel keyboard includ...
