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HP Envy x360 vs. Spectre x360: Which laptop is best?

HP Envy x360 vs. Spectre x360: Which laptop is best?

Posted on July 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

HP’s excellent ultraportable 2-in-1s duke it out

In the laptop industry, and the tech world in general, there is always a hierarchy of products. Every company has one, starting with cheap budget products and coalescing to exorbitant flagships. In most cases, the more money you spend, the better the product will be. I say most cases because every now and then a laptop like the HP Envy x360 13 comes around to stomp on the toes of its pricier relatives. 

The Envy x360 costs only $800 yet it delivers everything you’d expect from a premium laptop. It has a great 13.3-inch display, a gorgeous design and long battery life, to name a few highlights. Its unmatched value makes us question the relevance of the Spectre x360 13, a similar notebook with a higher price tag. 
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