By coincidence, I've had these two devices. I bought the Yoga 7i, I kept it for about one month, but it had a defect, and luckily I could get a refund and bought the HP Envy x360. The pen of my Yoga 7i didn't work properly, it was a problem on the screen. It was a great computer apart from that. The thing that bothered me the most was that the frame near the hinges is a bit loose, it bends a bit and makes a little cracking wiggling noise when pressed. Other things to consider: few ports, bigger and a bit heavier compared to the HP. So far, I have no regrets changing for the HP Envy - I love the design and how compact it is. I'm only afraid of the hinges, which have a bad reputation. A major problem: you can't easily turn on the device on tablet mode! I use it as a tablet a lot, and this was very frustrating! But problem solved, I made a video in my channel teaching how to turn it on and wake it up on tablet mode - it's a secret that few people know.
Would you or someone else here be able to tell how it compares to the 9i? Because if the differences are this small I don't think I would spend 500€ more .... :o
Mi mama me compro el 7i de este año y como toco enviarlo de un pais a otro pense que se habia golpeado lo digo por lo que dijiste: que en medio de las bisagras era un poco flojo y si se precionaba con algo de fuerza no era solido sin mencionar ese sonidito que se me preocupaba ahora veo que es algo de fabrica no solo del mio asi que estoy mas tranquilo
Great review, thanks so much! I actually bought the Envy x360 13 in Nov. 2020 (Ryzen 4500u, 16G RAM, 512G SSD) - a FANTASTIC value and I love it! A few things worth noting - while the Envy has a 16:9 aspect ratio (the Yoga is 16:10 I think), even though 16:10 is the 'trendy' option these days, the Envy is light (less than three pounds) and easier to travel with (important for me as I travel for business quite a lot). Regarding the size of the keyboard - yes, it is smaller than the Yoga keyboard, no doubt about that.....................however, it's ALSO a better fit than the Yoga for those who have smaller hands - something to keep in mind for prospective buyers. I also agree with you about the unusual placement of the fingerprint scanner, it WAS kind of weird at first - but after about a week of use you get used to it and it becomes a non-issue after that. Ultimately, both machines are quite capable - IMO the Envy is just a better value for the price. Thanks again for the great review!
@@priyankadeb189 - Serious video editing is probably pushing the boundaries of the Envy (lack of a dedicated graphics card) but basic stuff should be no problem. I'm a music composer/conductor and the Envy has no problem with my software and audio samples - but it's not graphics intensive. Hope this helps!
Super great comparison video! Love it. But there is one thing not mentioned that could be a deal breaker for some user: Lenovo RAM is soldered, hence not upgradable. For me, i am more concerned if soldered RAM failed, whether if lenovo will be able to replace the soldered RAM or expect me to buy a new laptop.
Both laptops have soldered Ram. Most ultrabooks have the same. But I understand I will mention from next time. As far as I'm aware, Ram failure would be under warranty as it's a part from Lenovo them selves and is a part of the motherboard. I have never seen a Ram failure in a device apart from 8 year old DDR3 physical stick.
This video is very helpful, however I still need help. I love HP and I think it has more accessible service center here in the Philippines than Lenovo. I am planning to buy a laptop and these two are my options, may I ask if which is better for me to use for photoediting, illustrator, and a little bit of video editing. I am a multimedia student. Hope you reply, thank you very much!
Both these laptops should do the job. HP's Ryzen chip is powerful for processing and getting tasks done with less battery consumption. The Intel chip has better GPU performance. So anything that needs hardware acceleration like rendering would be better on the Lenovo. But your basic work on the timeline will be faster on the HP but export times will be lesser on the Lenovo
Thanks for the great review was helpful, one question if it's possible, I need a good laptop for architecture and graphic design that can do the job well, photoshop and adobe programs with a food screen colors. Which one of these are better in your opinion?
Thanks for the concise review! I'm looking for a new laptop between the two, since I'm an English major so storage should be big and I want to do some light gaming and editing which one would you recommend?
Gaming would be better in the Yoga. Whereas rest all is great on the Envy with a smaller and lighter form factor. So decide accordingly. Every laptop has storage options or you can upgrade the SSD yourself or in a shop to make it more economical.
Firstly that will depend on the game you play. I would just say that the Yoga is better in gaming due to the XE graphics as I mentioned in the video. Envy can game but definitely is not as good as the Yoga.
Hi, just a follow up question about the GPU of the Ryzen, you said Intel is comparatively better. So if I want to run ML models, probably a little intensive which processor would you suggest?
What about the Lenovo Yoga 7 with Ryzen 7 5800u, what is the best between Lenovo Yoga 7 Ryzen 7 5800u and Hp Envy x360 Ryzen 7 5700u? Hope you can answer it, cause I am really confused on what must I choose. Btw, my daily activities are studying and gaming (not a heavy one).
If you want to game the best experience will be on the Intel variants especially with XE graphics on the 11th Gen. Ryzen will give you better sustained performance with better battery life (if the size of battery is same)
Hi ! Which one would you suggest better lenovo yoga 7i intel i5-1135G7 16gb (14screen) or hp envy ryzen 5 4500U 8gb (13.3screen). I mostly use it to read study.
Thank you so much for the amazing review but i think when it comes to keyboard and trackpad they have better design on hp even the way they placed the fingerprint. It’s very clean. I own both of them and hp is a killer 👍🏻✨🤍
What would your choice be if you had the option of the HP Envy x360 core i7 16gb RAM or the HP Envy x360 ryzen 7 8gb RAM? I can’t find anything either if I am able to upgrade the ram to 32 or 64gb ram size. I will be using for graphic designing, running business website/social media’s and maybe some gaming here and there winding down from life itself in my spare time haha
@@TechThatOut despite the lower ram? I'm in a similar conundrum - choosing between yoga 7 with 5800u and 8gb ram vs envy x360 with i7-1165g7 and 16gb ram. Similar use of the laptop as above. Any suggestions?
I prefer Ryzen based chips as they are more efficient. So they give similar battery life with smaller sized batteries. So that's why the Envy gives similar battery life with a smaller battery and hence is lighter as well. Also Ryzen chips throttle less or don't at all in a lot of laptops. So they are quieter, cooler as well
It is in some very specific scenarios which are CPU heavy. But heats up a lot and throttles when sustained performance is needed. But yes, the XE Graphics is way better than Radeon. So consider that as well and need for thunderbolt. Only then go with Intel
@@TechThatOut Well! Can you please take a screenshot of the PC health check app and post that in your community tab tagging me out, since that could be useful for me and others who suggest that too!
I am looking into this laptop and wanted your opinion on the screen being glossy. Is it usable outdoors or in a well lit room or next to a window where there is ample sunlight coming in? That is the only thing holding me back from going ahead with this. I know it goes upto 300 nits which is pretty bright but lots of reflections is something I am concerned about. Thank you.
These are not the brightest displays for sure. It's bright enough. But reflections will cause issues. It won't be a problem if you're typing documents on a white background. But for media with dark scenes will not be enjoyable at all
@@TechThatOut many thanks. They also have a 15.6 inch version which has 500 nits brightness. Guess it will be better than 14 inch with 300 nits. Thank you for your review
Can you please make a review of HP Pavilion Laptop 15-eg0103TX? HP has come out with a range of new laptops with great specs on paper but a real life test would be good before buying. Also, Dell Inspiron 15 5518 is very similar to the model mentioned above, with minor differences. It would be great if you could compare the two. Both are selling like hot cakes
@@TechThatOut Makes sense. Just by considering the on paper specs, could you please help me choose one for now? I would visit the store and see them for myself. The specs are: HP Pavilion 15 15.6 inch IPS 45% NTSC 250 Nits 11th Gen i5-1135G7 512 GB SSD (no extra slot) 16 GB RAM (2x8) DDR4-3200 3 cell 41 Whr battery Nvidia GeForce MX450 - 2 GB 3 colour options Dell Inspiron 15 15.6 inch LED WVA Panel 45% NTSC 250 Nits 11th Gen i5-11300H 512 GB SSD (+ 1 empty NVMe M.2 slot) 16 GB RAM (2x8) DDR4-3200 4 cell 54 Whr battery Nvidia GeForce MX450 - 2GB Single colour option Price of both are similar so that won't be an issue. Also, I have never used a Dell laptop so idk about their after sales support so please consider that as well. Thank you!
@@TechThatOut Nothing in particular..just normal tasks like browsing, working with documents, entertainment But if it is light weight, it would be better I thought of going for one with good specs because it would be future proof I bought my current HP laptop almost 8 years ago..I had spent a good amount then and hence it lasted for a pretty long time
In that case please steer away from Intel processors. I can suggest a few if you want if you share your budget. But unless you need graphics, those processors are really sub-par. I am about to publish a video on why if you want to wait, watch and understand with justification, charts and numbers.
Hi sir, I am getting a hp envy x360, from USA, 8gb ram, 1tb SSD, Intel core i7, with Intel iris xe graphics (no graphic card), so can I play big games like GTA 5 with no problems? Pls reply bro🙏
If you want a smaller machine, HP Envy. It also has the best I/O with good battery life given the size. If you value a good keyboard & trackpad with the best integrated graphics, then Lenovo Yoga 7i. Also it has thunderbolt if you have use for it.
Hello, I’m a student and I want a convertible laptop for this purpose but also to play the sims 4 with all the DLCs which takes a lot of space, so I was thinking of getting the Hp Envy 1TB but you saying that the Lenovo is better for gaming has me conflicted.... the Lenovo 1TB is also much more expensive so is it really worth it? Also I don’t play any other game. What do you recommend?
Editing software is a personal preference. So I'd ask you to experiment and see what suits your best. Few have more features or plugins like Premier Pro bit if you master one, you'd stick to that
@@TechThatOut thanks for the response, My main issue was wondering which of these ultrabooks can run the software fine. i will be going for the 16gb variant
I'd suggest start with those which have least system requirements. Ultrabooks are not meant to do the heavy lifting of video editing. If it is 1080p it should be okay. But the experience will vary compared to other systems.
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By coincidence, I've had these two devices. I bought the Yoga 7i, I kept it for about one month, but it had a defect, and luckily I could get a refund and bought the HP Envy x360. The pen of my Yoga 7i didn't work properly, it was a problem on the screen. It was a great computer apart from that. The thing that bothered me the most was that the frame near the hinges is a bit loose, it bends a bit and makes a little cracking wiggling noise when pressed. Other things to consider: few ports, bigger and a bit heavier compared to the HP. So far, I have no regrets changing for the HP Envy - I love the design and how compact it is. I'm only afraid of the hinges, which have a bad reputation. A major problem: you can't easily turn on the device on tablet mode! I use it as a tablet a lot, and this was very frustrating! But problem solved, I made a video in my channel teaching how to turn it on and wake it up on tablet mode - it's a secret that few people know.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Would you or someone else here be able to tell how it compares to the 9i? Because if the differences are this small I don't think I would spend 500€ more .... :o
Mi mama me compro el 7i de este año y como toco enviarlo de un pais a otro pense que se habia golpeado lo digo por lo que dijiste: que en medio de las bisagras era un poco flojo y si se precionaba con algo de fuerza no era solido sin mencionar ese sonidito que se me preocupaba ahora veo que es algo de fabrica no solo del mio asi que estoy mas tranquilo
@@fini8874 @fini8874 segun he visto la diferencia solo radica en que la 9i trae: Intel EVO, lapiz y mejor pantalla
Great review, thanks so much! I actually bought the Envy x360 13 in Nov. 2020 (Ryzen 4500u, 16G RAM, 512G SSD) - a FANTASTIC value and I love it! A few things worth noting - while the Envy has a 16:9 aspect ratio (the Yoga is 16:10 I think), even though 16:10 is the 'trendy' option these days, the Envy is light (less than three pounds) and easier to travel with (important for me as I travel for business quite a lot). Regarding the size of the keyboard - yes, it is smaller than the Yoga keyboard, no doubt about that.....................however, it's ALSO a better fit than the Yoga for those who have smaller hands - something to keep in mind for prospective buyers. I also agree with you about the unusual placement of the fingerprint scanner, it WAS kind of weird at first - but after about a week of use you get used to it and it becomes a non-issue after that. Ultimately, both machines are quite capable - IMO the Envy is just a better value for the price. Thanks again for the great review!
I am glad it helped. Thanks for sharing your experience 😁
hey jon, how well can your envy run video editing software like filmora X?
@@priyankadeb189 - Serious video editing is probably pushing the boundaries of the Envy (lack of a dedicated graphics card) but basic stuff should be no problem. I'm a music composer/conductor and the Envy has no problem with my software and audio samples - but it's not graphics intensive. Hope this helps!
Great to see the community helping each other out!
Does the pen works good? What about latency and refresh rate?
Great comparison video with a detailed explanation. Awesome work dude!!
Thanks a lot😁
Loved the details you went into. Great video for someone looking to get either of these laptops. Good one bruv! 🐐
Glad I could help
Super great comparison video! Love it. But there is one thing not mentioned that could be a deal breaker for some user: Lenovo RAM is soldered, hence not upgradable. For me, i am more concerned if soldered RAM failed, whether if lenovo will be able to replace the soldered RAM or expect me to buy a new laptop.
Both laptops have soldered Ram. Most ultrabooks have the same. But I understand I will mention from next time.
As far as I'm aware, Ram failure would be under warranty as it's a part from Lenovo them selves and is a part of the motherboard. I have never seen a Ram failure in a device apart from 8 year old DDR3 physical stick.
Great review, you spoke only the things that matter! Amazing job bro!
Thank you😄
Thank you for this video! I STILL am not sure which one to go with, lol. On to the next video...
You are so welcome!
This video is very helpful, however I still need help. I love HP and I think it has more accessible service center here in the Philippines than Lenovo. I am planning to buy a laptop and these two are my options, may I ask if which is better for me to use for photoediting, illustrator, and a little bit of video editing. I am a multimedia student. Hope you reply, thank you very much!
Both these laptops should do the job. HP's Ryzen chip is powerful for processing and getting tasks done with less battery consumption.
The Intel chip has better GPU performance. So anything that needs hardware acceleration like rendering would be better on the Lenovo. But your basic work on the timeline will be faster on the HP but export times will be lesser on the Lenovo
Thanks for the great review was helpful, one question if it's possible, I need a good laptop for architecture and graphic design that can do the job well, photoshop and adobe programs with a food screen colors. Which one of these are better in your opinion?
If your use case and applications require more graphics power, Intel is your way to go. If it is primarily or mostly CPU intensive, ryzen is better.
this deserves more views
Thank you 😄
Please share as much as possible in that case🙂
Thanks for the concise review! I'm looking for a new laptop between the two, since I'm an English major so storage should be big and I want to do some light gaming and editing which one would you recommend?
Gaming would be better in the Yoga. Whereas rest all is great on the Envy with a smaller and lighter form factor. So decide accordingly. Every laptop has storage options or you can upgrade the SSD yourself or in a shop to make it more economical.
@@TechThatOut does the Envy not game? Or does it lag and heat up?
Firstly that will depend on the game you play. I would just say that the Yoga is better in gaming due to the XE graphics as I mentioned in the video. Envy can game but definitely is not as good as the Yoga.
@@TechThatOut i see
Which one is better Dell 7430 , Lenovo yoga ,hp envy ,for online teaching and video editing
Excellent comparison, detailed presentation Great 👍
Thank you😊
Hi, just a follow up question about the GPU of the Ryzen, you said Intel is comparatively better. So if I want to run ML models, probably a little intensive which processor would you suggest?
Also could you do a comparison on the HP Envy x360 and the HP Pavilion x360 i5 11th gen model
Depends if your ML models use GPU uses primarily or not.
Insightful video!
Glad you enjoyed it
In this video are you reviewing the 16" yoga or the 14" one ?
14 inch
What about the Lenovo Yoga 7 with Ryzen 7 5800u, what is the best between Lenovo Yoga 7 Ryzen 7 5800u and Hp Envy x360 Ryzen 7 5700u?
Hope you can answer it, cause I am really confused on what must I choose.
Btw, my daily activities are studying and gaming (not a heavy one).
If you want to game the best experience will be on the Intel variants especially with XE graphics on the 11th Gen.
Ryzen will give you better sustained performance with better battery life (if the size of battery is same)
Greetings from the Philippines. Thank you for the review! I really like it!
Glad it was of value! Appreciate your comment and do consider subscribing😁
Great review
Thank you😁
Hi ! Which one would you suggest better lenovo yoga 7i intel i5-1135G7 16gb (14screen) or hp envy ryzen 5 4500U 8gb (13.3screen). I mostly use it to read study.
Both should do great!
Useful, thanks!
Glad it was useful!
Should I go for lenevo yoga 7i or yoga 6 plz suggest me sir I am confused
Thank you so much for the amazing review but i think when it comes to keyboard and trackpad they have better design on hp even the way they placed the fingerprint. It’s very clean. I own both of them and hp is a killer 👍🏻✨🤍
Bring the HP spectre x360 vs dell xps
Hey, which one should I buy for video editing?
Neither. You should check a powerful gaming laptop
What would your choice be if you had the option of the HP Envy x360 core i7 16gb RAM or the HP Envy x360 ryzen 7 8gb RAM? I can’t find anything either if I am able to upgrade the ram to 32 or 64gb ram size. I will be using for graphic designing, running business website/social media’s and maybe some gaming here and there winding down from life itself in my spare time haha
I'd personally go with Ryzen. Also RAM is not upgradable. It's all soldered on the board.
@@TechThatOut oh ok , thankyou for your reply I appreciate it
Happy to help🙂
@@TechThatOut despite the lower ram? I'm in a similar conundrum - choosing between yoga 7 with 5800u and 8gb ram vs envy x360 with i7-1165g7 and 16gb ram. Similar use of the laptop as above. Any suggestions?
Bro your shirt is super which brand ?
Um, Puma.
Hello which one is better for me.
My work is content writing, studying, browsing and I'm also planning to learn logo designing. Please let me know :)
Logo designing may become graphics intensive. In that case the Lenovo 7i would be better as it has a better integrated GPU.
@@TechThatOut And if I exclude logo designing from my tasks then which one is better?
I prefer Ryzen based chips as they are more efficient. So they give similar battery life with smaller sized batteries. So that's why the Envy gives similar battery life with a smaller battery and hence is lighter as well. Also Ryzen chips throttle less or don't at all in a lot of laptops. So they are quieter, cooler as well
Can I smoothly use AutoCAD and Revit in Hp envy x360 laptop ?
Which would you choose hp envy 360 with ryzen 7 5700u, 8 core, 16gb ram, 1 tb ssd OR Lenovo yoga 7i 11th gen, 4core, 16gb ram, 512 ssd?
The Envy
@@TechThatOut Thank you for the reply. Isnt the 11th gen core i7 better than the ryzen 7 5700u though?
It is in some very specific scenarios which are CPU heavy. But heats up a lot and throttles when sustained performance is needed. But yes, the XE Graphics is way better than Radeon. So consider that as well and need for thunderbolt. Only then go with Intel
What about hinge in hp envy ...even other hp laptops have hinge problems once it break it's too costly to replace it?
I'm not sure. I did not face it personally.
Good stuff!
Thanks man!
Hey broo..
Hp envy ryzen 7 4700u vs lenevo yoga 6 ryzen 7 5700u.. which one is a better option
Whichever you get at a better price.
Does the HP Envy X360 u covered support windows 11?
Yup, it will. It meets all the requirements and the PC health check app also says so
@@TechThatOut Well! Can you please take a screenshot of the PC health check app and post that in your community tab tagging me out, since that could be useful for me and others who suggest that too!
I do not have the device with me currently. Sorry
@Tech That Out! Just now i have commented 2 minutes before right? Immediate response from brother Shreyas. Waiting for your reply!!
@@TechThatOut Oh my badness!! Unlucky! But it's okay and happy that Shreyas has loved my comment and has replied. That could be able to pass the dayy!
Sir please suggest between yoga 6 or Hp ennvy x360
Both are good and I mentioned the pros and cons. You have to know your priorities to help me help you
I am student not heavy user ..my budget is 80 thousands
Then both should do. Both are great for such usage.
Can you please tell me which is better Lenovo yoga slim 7 and and hp envy 13 i am a student and light gamer as i see you reply everyone so please
Go for the Lenovo
sir, should i buy lenovo yoga 7i i7 1260p or hp envy x360 i7 1255u? but i'm scared that lenovo wont last long😭
I am looking into this laptop and wanted your opinion on the screen being glossy. Is it usable outdoors or in a well lit room or next to a window where there is ample sunlight coming in? That is the only thing holding me back from going ahead with this.
I know it goes upto 300 nits which is pretty bright but lots of reflections is something I am concerned about.
Thank you.
These are not the brightest displays for sure. It's bright enough. But reflections will cause issues. It won't be a problem if you're typing documents on a white background. But for media with dark scenes will not be enjoyable at all
@@TechThatOut many thanks. They also have a 15.6 inch version which has 500 nits brightness. Guess it will be better than 14 inch with 300 nits. Thank you for your review
Happy to help
Hey, so im planning to buy a 2 in 1 laptop for school purposes and also for digital artworks, so which one should i go for?
I mentioned the pros and cons. Decide as per that for your purpose. If you have specific questions, ask those.
Can you please make a review of HP Pavilion Laptop 15-eg0103TX?
HP has come out with a range of new laptops with great specs on paper but a real life test would be good before buying.
Also, Dell Inspiron 15 5518 is very similar to the model mentioned above, with minor differences.
It would be great if you could compare the two. Both are selling like hot cakes
Unfortunately I don't have access to those laptops and makes no sense for me to buy and review them
@@TechThatOut Makes sense. Just by considering the on paper specs, could you please help me choose one for now? I would visit the store and see them for myself.
The specs are:
HP Pavilion 15
15.6 inch IPS 45% NTSC 250 Nits
11th Gen i5-1135G7
512 GB SSD (no extra slot)
16 GB RAM (2x8) DDR4-3200
3 cell 41 Whr battery
Nvidia GeForce MX450 - 2 GB
3 colour options
Dell Inspiron 15
15.6 inch LED WVA Panel 45% NTSC 250 Nits
11th Gen i5-11300H
512 GB SSD (+ 1 empty NVMe M.2 slot)
16 GB RAM (2x8) DDR4-3200
4 cell 54 Whr battery
Nvidia GeForce MX450 - 2GB
Single colour option
Price of both are similar so that won't be an issue.
Also, I have never used a Dell laptop so idk about their after sales support so please consider that as well.
Thank you!
Can you tell you needs first? What's your primary usage?
@@TechThatOut Nothing in particular..just normal tasks like browsing, working with documents, entertainment
But if it is light weight, it would be better
I thought of going for one with good specs because it would be future proof
I bought my current HP laptop almost 8 years ago..I had spent a good amount then and hence it lasted for a pretty long time
In that case please steer away from Intel processors. I can suggest a few if you want if you share your budget. But unless you need graphics, those processors are really sub-par. I am about to publish a video on why if you want to wait, watch and understand with justification, charts and numbers.
Can you tell the read/write speeds of both laptop's SSDs?
I don't have them anymore. But it was over 2500 Mbps.
Hi sir, I am getting a hp envy x360, from USA, 8gb ram, 1tb SSD, Intel core i7, with Intel iris xe graphics (no graphic card), so can I play big games like GTA 5 with no problems?
Pls reply bro🙏
This is not a gaming machine. It will game but keep your expectations in check.
@@TechThatOut Ohh ok sir, but will it lag, if i play on low settings (720p)
This will depend on too many things which I can't say.
Try to find review videos who did the benchmark you want
Thanks for the real quick reply!
You're welcome
Hp envy 360 bd00521with window 11 preloaded evo or yoga 7i 4hin Evo..price is same..almost 1 lac..kindly advise best one.
If you want a smaller machine, HP Envy. It also has the best I/O with good battery life given the size.
If you value a good keyboard & trackpad with the best integrated graphics, then Lenovo Yoga 7i. Also it has thunderbolt if you have use for it.
Hey can I use the hp envy x360 ryzen 5 16gb ram for graphic design? Mostly using ps and illustrator
Yeah, should be fine.
Will the lenovo yoga 7 upgrade to Windows 11?
Yes it will
Hi, I want to use the pen of the laptop for actual drawing. Did any of you try and compare both pen qualities?
Thanks
Erwin
Both are very similar. No noticeable difference to a novice like me unfortunately.
Waiting for the performance comparison
Will be coming up soon!
Which lenovo active pen model you used for yoga 7i
The one included in the box
¿It's okay if I buy a Lenovo yoga i7 11gen, 16gb RAM and SSD 1TB ? I'm a photographer and I use PS and Lr 🤔 ?
And it's okay for $1,000? 🤔
Yeah, I think it's great for your applications. Also the price seems pretty decent.
@@TechThatOut Thank you for answering.
I'm nervous because I wish make a good choice but your video help me!
Happy to help😊
Bro envy is good for programming?
Yes
@@TechThatOut Okay thank you 😃
I think HP envy audio is better
Hello, I’m a student and I want a convertible laptop for this purpose but also to play the sims 4 with all the DLCs which takes a lot of space, so I was thinking of getting the Hp Envy 1TB but you saying that the Lenovo is better for gaming has me conflicted.... the Lenovo 1TB is also much more expensive so is it really worth it? Also I don’t play any other game. What do you recommend?
You could probably buy the lowe storage variant and upgrade the SSD yourself. That is a cheaper option for the same laptop if you're comfortable
which is better for 4k video editing on filmora X ?
Editing software is a personal preference. So I'd ask you to experiment and see what suits your best. Few have more features or plugins like Premier Pro bit if you master one, you'd stick to that
@@TechThatOut thanks for the response, My main issue was wondering which of these ultrabooks can run the software fine. i will be going for the 16gb variant
I'd suggest start with those which have least system requirements. Ultrabooks are not meant to do the heavy lifting of video editing. If it is 1080p it should be okay. But the experience will vary compared to other systems.
@@TechThatOut ❤
what do you choose:
i5 11 gen (OR) ryzen 5 5500U
This should help understand as per your needs: th-cam.com/video/PIk32peJCC0/w-d-xo.html
Please do a review about ""kusu kusu song "" meanwhile kusu in malayalam means fart with no sound 😂
14:04
Great video
Thanks!