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The 17-inch HP Envy laptop has a massive $420 discount today

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HP has a fantastic discount on the HP 17-inch Envy laptop bringing it down from $1,300 to $880. Working out as a huge $420 discount, this is one of the better laptop deals currently around. It’s perfect for anyone who wants a stylish laptop that also has touchscreen functionality. Here’s what you need to know about it before you tap the buy button.

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Why you should buy the HP Envy

HP makes many of the best 2-in-1 laptops with the company ideal if you don’t want to buy both a tablet and laptop. This particular model isn’t a full 2-in-1 laptop but you can still use the touchscreen when you need to be more tactile. It has the latest Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor teamed up with 16GB of memory. There’s also 512GB of SSD storage which is great for storing all your key files on. It’s good to see a reasonable amount of storage when many laptops in this price range may still only have 256GB.

As with all 2-in-1 laptops, the highlight here is its screen. The HP Envy has a 17.3-inch full HD screen with 1920 x 1080 resolution, 300 nits of brightness, edge-to-edge glass, and of course, it’s a touchscreen. It also has a HP Wide Vision 5MP IR camera with temporal noise reduction and integrated dual array digital microphones. For sound, there’s DTS:X Ultra with HP Audio Boost sound improving the dual speakers.

Continuing HP’s trend as one of the best laptop brands, the HP Envy also has built-in AI technology. It may not be one of the best laptops but it’s certainly rewarding to use. Little features like HP Fast Charge so you get to 50% battery charge in just 45 minutes, and a variety of USB-C ports and one HDMI 2.1 port all add up to make the HP Envy a great option for most people. It even has a keyboard with a numeric keypad which isn’t as common on laptops as you’d like to think.

The HP Envy is normally priced at $1,300 but right now, you can buy it for $880 at HP. A great price for a laptop that can also be used in a more tactile way than most, check it out now before you miss out on the hefty $420 discount.

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Jennifer Allen
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