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2020 HP Pavilion 13 11th gen Core i7 Review: It's Actually Pretty Good

2020 HP Pavilion 13 11th gen Core i7 Review: It’s Actually Pretty Good

Posted on December 9, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Raising the bar for budget laptops. One of HP’s least expensive subnotebooks has inherited so many features from the pricier Envy and Spectre series that it ups the ante for what a “budget” laptop should be.

As well-known as the HP Pavilion series may be, we haven’t actually reviewed a 13.3-inch model in a long while. We’ve had our fair share of 15.6-inch Pavilion 15 and 17.3-inch Pavilion 17 laptops over the years, but this is our first Pavilion 13 clamshell. 
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