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HP Envy deals: HP’s most popular laptop starts at $830

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There are a lot of excellent laptop brands out there, such as Dell and Lenovo, but you’re probably just as familiar with HP, which has been around for a couple of decades now and knows its stuff. While there are a lot of specific lineups we could mention, like the XPS, that are pretty great, there’s another lineup that is worth considering. The HP Envy lineup is pretty great for both work and school, which also makes it a good option for those who just want a general-use computer. They can get quite pricey, though, as can be expected of some of the best laptops, which is why we’ve searched for some of the best HP Envy deals we could find and collected them for you down below.

Of course, if you haven’t quite found what you’re looking for, then be sure to check out these other HP laptop deals and our roundup of laptop deals from other brands.

HP Envy 16-inch laptop 16-T-H1000 — $950 $1,500 37% off

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If the 17-inch Envy model isn’t quite portable enough for you but you’d still like a little extra screen real estate, this 16-inch HP Envy laptop makes some nice middle ground. It’s powerful, with an Intel Core Ultra 5 125U and 16GB of RAM. An HD webcam goes well with the 16-inch QHD resolution display, making this a laptop to consider if you’re looking for something along the lines of the best laptops for videoconferencing. It’s also a laptop to consider if you do any amount of remote working, as its mid-range size can appease crowds looking for both power and portability.

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HP Envy x360 15-inch 2-in-1 laptop — $1,050 $1,200 12% off

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The HP Envy x360 convertible laptop is a great option for just about anyone, particularly anyone who enjoys the touchscreen functionality of a tablet. It’s well designed and super slim, making it a truly go-anywhere device. Despite its portability, it still has an immersive 15-inch touchscreen that’s great for creators, note-takers, and binge watchers. Top notch build quality and durability, fast charging technology, a fingerprint reader, and great battery life round out the top features of the HP Envy x360 convertible touchscreen laptop. It competes well with the best 2-in-1 laptops. Its versatility and all-around capability make it a worthy companion on any desk, and on any lap.

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HP Envy Move All-in-One 24 — $1,060 $1,150 7% off

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While not technically a laptop, it does come pretty close, especially since it has a carrying handle that makes it easier to take with you wherever you go. This HP all-in-one is great for those who want something a little bit bigger, as it has a 23.8-inch screen, and HP even throws in a combined wireless mousepad and keyboard, so you don’t have to carry each separately. Under the hood, you get a solid, mid-range Intel Core i5-1335U, 16GB of DDR5 RAM, and a very solid 1TB of storage.

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HP Envy 17-inch laptop — $2,150 $2,300 6% off

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Like all of the best laptops, the HP Envy 17-inch laptop brings a speedy, responsive, and immersive computing experience to your digital life. As spec’d for this deal, it has all of the power most users could ever need, as it comes with an Intel Core Ultra 7 155U processor that’s clocked at up to 4.8GHz. It also has 16GB of system RAM and an RTX 3050 GPU that will let you play some games. Also included is 1TB of solid-state storage, a speedy option with plenty of space for all of your software and apps. This is a good combination of power and affordability, and it makes a much more affordable alternative to laptops like the Apple MacBook Pro.

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