bro there is a portable tv with a battery That will run for 18 hours it's called we bright Nah which 8s That isn't very good battery Life for a computer in 2023 no excuses
truly, a dedicated desktop... (hopefully the specs get beefier over time) for at least screen real estate work loads then its sharable like a laptop. these mid tier devices are interesting full size destops portable laptops and smart phones with apps what allow for shoping, banking, and social media. now these intermediary devices: tablets (mobile OS but more real estate) phablets (oversized phones for better media consumption) idk, this device is a portable desktop which the HP spectre foldable also is in a similar niche (14" latop yet unfolds to a 17 " portable desktop) I just love tech! i hope this niche gets lots of love because i can see this as a great hybid for families who want BOTH worlds laptop portability yet Desktop real estate. due to the thicker body, it just needs the bang for buck specs that desktops can get. and unlike net books and chrome books, this can have ALL the apps of windows OS rather than a striped down device.
I have an HP All-in-One 24-dp0160 that I use as my daily driver and local server, and love the heck out of it! What you reviewed here takes it to the next level, thanks so much for the in-depth look. For those trying to understand a use case, I set up a tent in my backyard and worked outside as much of the summer as I could, but I had to use my laptop for that. If I could just pick up my regular machine and bring it with me outside or to another room, what more could I ask for? Oh, I know... a left handed mouse! Not even an option for additional $$$ HP? Come on! But anyway, I prefer my own clicky keyboard and trackball mouse, so not that big of a deal; I'd just keep the included keyboard/touchpad as backup in the pocket. This is definitely the best innovation in design and usability I've seen in a long time, and I really love that it can also turn into an external monitor for another device so it doesn't just become e-waste at some point. I hope it (or its descendant) still exists in a few years when I need a replacement because I would definitely buy.
Very interesting, innovative product with the HP Envy Move 23.8-in All-In-One and a first for HP. I like the portability of the touch-screen with the carry handle which you can take from room to room or with you away from home as well as the screen cover. I also like how you can tuck the keyboard in the back of the monitor. The quality of the webcam with the special effects, internal mics and speaker audio are all great! Also, it’s not an expensive product which is worth your consideration. Brilliant review Andrew!! 👍😀
@@turtlemaster9000 You can use it as a TV or a monitor. Also in some cases you can't just buy a laptop, for example stores or government offices and I see this devices really helpful because if a blackout happens you can continue using it or at least save what you have been working on.
This would be exactly how I would want a laptop to work. No redundant keyboard no one uses or folding. This will definitely need a carry case, and in my personal opinion: Needs an accessory to stand it up higher like a desk stand.
As a pro-user/developer I found this product very interesting. Looking to go mobile one of the biggest concerns are quiet machine + screen size. Working in only office spaces and not on the go (on the go you can handle e-mails on your phone) this could actually let me be "mobile" and still have a good workstation. But the ports seems a little limited, there is no extra display output to hook on a secondary display?
This is such an amazing concept, the Dell M2010 was its great grandfather. But a CPU w/ only 2 performance cores is a dealbreaker for me. Would love to TOTALLY ditch my laptop for this, but it needs 16:10, at least 6 perf cores, and ideally you'd engineer the power brick *into* the case so it just had a cord that pulled out ( retractable ) from the case itself, no brick to carry ( by all means make the computer itself larger and heavier, a 27" screen or bigger would be great ) Last wishlist feature, for taller people like me, having the screen be able to articulate to be taller would be a game changer as well. Laptops are THE WORST for tall people or people w/ tall torsos, there is just no such thing as good ergonomics if the screen is pinned to the surface way below you
i would ve loved it if it had lift up mounting brackets in the corners of it so you could wall mount it if you wanted to and the usb c charging port but i think its a great product will be buying one 😊
I don't understand why they jammed the keyboard into a pocket on the back instead of making a big folio cover with it built in. Plenty of room for a wrist rest and mousepad as well
Is this going to work well for someone working in a word processing role with a LOT of typing in web-based format, with very basic apps elsewhere that need to stay on the same screen? (put aside keyboard and mouse hardware).
There was another brand that made one of these, rechargeable all in one, 5 years ago, saw it in Best Buy, but I think they stopped making it due to low sales.
Since being a touch display, it might have been better to make it heavier and to be equipped with a kickstand rather than a cheap looking 2 legs. By the way, what a product!
Great video thanks, just what I need One question I don’t know if you will be able to answer but can you connect another monitor to it via the USB port
@@andrewmarcdavid thank you for answer - I did see in video that you scrolled and enlarged but did not see you tap and open a program or a desktop shortcut is that possible? Meaning using like a tablet or an iPad where you tap on an icon to open? Would it also open an onscreen keyboard that would allow you to fill out a form vs having to use the physical keyboard?
This looks like a awsome device i would love to know if it would be enough power to work in photoshop or clip studio with a drawing tablet and i want to cut some reals from drawings or tattooing this would be the perfect device could just put it in the car driving to the studio and plug it back in a replie would be much appreciatet
This is a nice laptop that is made to not sit on your lap. Port selection is good although there is no sd card slot. Display is good. Camera was good and mics were fair ( a little muffled). Speakers were very good. Portability is good for this kind of device. Keyboard is not great for working on Excel spreadsheets. The one beauty of this is since this is a bluetooth keyboard one could choose any third party bluetooth keyboard and mouse as an alternative. Great flexability on this. One question is, does this have any user upgradeability? Like the ability to use as an external monitor. Great review.
Could you use the data on your phone to run this away from home, or send a movie to it stored on your phone while camping in my T5. Great content thank you
It fits for me. Because I have to go to several houses to work, home, office, cottage and even my girls house. The problem with laptop is that of I can't do real work in it like editing or some complex apps.
@@ParisPlatanias >like editing or some complex apps What are you talking about this has i5 and integrated graphics, it's literally worse than most multimedia laptops in terms of performance.
Can you please suggest any laptop which have upgradeable option in terms of RAM till 64gb, SSD till 2tb minimum. Processor: i7 13 gen minimum Laptop Weight: not more than 2kg Thunderbolt charging (optional).
Anyone over 6'2" wanting to actually be productive on the go. I cannot use laptops because the screen is inevitably way too far away from my eyes, this is a dream come true, as was the original Dell M2010 this is loosely based on 15 years ago, which I used in college, and adored
@@thenewdesign Being over 6 feet tall somehow puts a computer screen far away from your eyes. Thats quite a magic trick. So you carry this from class to starbucks...or from your vehicle to the coffee shop? Sure buddy.
@@TheTastefulThickness Wait, what? Yes, depending on your specific body proportions, height, and specifically the height of your torso will determine the distance from any given laptop screen to your eyes. Welcome to physics? And yes, I will take this to Starbucks, and to the office, and to my patio, and to my girlfriend's house, it's only 9 lbs
@@thenewdesignPhysics...famously the study of torso length to laptop screen. Im 6'3 and somehow my 14 inch macbook is visible. Enjoy your 9 pound 2 foot screen with no compute power.
Love it! Have just bought it. Hope they make a case for it soon
If HP came out with this in 2010, they would be on top today.
bro there is a portable tv with a battery That will run for 18 hours it's called we bright Nah which 8s That isn't very good battery Life for a computer in 2023 no excuses
@@starboy7151 that's because it's a TV not a pc
Great review just purchased for my parents
This thing is a must have !!
truly,
a dedicated desktop... (hopefully the specs get beefier over time) for at least screen real estate work loads
then its sharable like a laptop.
these mid tier devices are interesting
full size destops
portable laptops
and smart phones with apps what allow for shoping, banking, and social media.
now these intermediary devices:
tablets (mobile OS but more real estate)
phablets (oversized phones for better media consumption)
idk, this device is a portable desktop
which the HP spectre foldable also is in a similar niche (14" latop yet unfolds to a 17 " portable desktop)
I just love tech!
i hope this niche gets lots of love because i can see this as a great hybid for families who want BOTH worlds laptop portability yet Desktop real estate.
due to the thicker body, it just needs the bang for buck specs that desktops can get. and unlike net books and chrome books, this can have ALL the apps of windows OS rather than a striped down device.
I have an HP All-in-One 24-dp0160 that I use as my daily driver and local server, and love the heck out of it! What you reviewed here takes it to the next level, thanks so much for the in-depth look. For those trying to understand a use case, I set up a tent in my backyard and worked outside as much of the summer as I could, but I had to use my laptop for that. If I could just pick up my regular machine and bring it with me outside or to another room, what more could I ask for?
Oh, I know... a left handed mouse! Not even an option for additional $$$ HP? Come on! But anyway, I prefer my own clicky keyboard and trackball mouse, so not that big of a deal; I'd just keep the included keyboard/touchpad as backup in the pocket.
This is definitely the best innovation in design and usability I've seen in a long time, and I really love that it can also turn into an external monitor for another device so it doesn't just become e-waste at some point. I hope it (or its descendant) still exists in a few years when I need a replacement because I would definitely buy.
Very interesting, innovative product with the HP Envy Move 23.8-in All-In-One and a first for HP. I like the portability of the touch-screen with the carry handle which you can take from room to room or with you away from home as well as the screen cover. I also like how you can tuck the keyboard in the back of the monitor. The quality of the webcam with the special effects, internal mics and speaker audio are all great! Also, it’s not an expensive product which is worth your consideration. Brilliant review Andrew!! 👍😀
One of the rarest innovations that just makes sense.
Agreed!
I don't get it... why not just use a laptop instead?
@@turtlemaster9000 You can use it as a TV or a monitor. Also in some cases you can't just buy a laptop, for example stores or government offices and I see this devices really helpful because if a blackout happens you can continue using it or at least save what you have been working on.
a 24 inch clamshell laptop would be quite a sight@@turtlemaster9000
This would be exactly how I would want a laptop to work. No redundant keyboard no one uses or folding.
This will definitely need a carry case, and in my personal opinion: Needs an accessory to stand it up higher like a desk stand.
Definite use case. Just how safe is the screen from getting scratched or damaged when you walk outside. Or say you accidentally dropped it.
Everything looks good, except the built in microphone sounds rough. Maybe they can tune it with an update.
My Starbuck game will be up with this bad boy on the weekend. those mac fanboy will be in shame
Same, that's exactly what I'm going to do on it. Flex at Starbucks
How upgradeable is it ?? I would love to see a framework version of this form factor.
Wonder how it matches up to the Microsoft surface ?
As a pro-user/developer I found this product very interesting. Looking to go mobile one of the biggest concerns are quiet machine + screen size. Working in only office spaces and not on the go (on the go you can handle e-mails on your phone) this could actually let me be "mobile" and still have a good workstation. But the ports seems a little limited, there is no extra display output to hook on a secondary display?
u can hook up a 2nd display since the usb-c port supports Displayport 1.4a!
Amazing product ❤
Wow, Andrew, I remember when you started this channel! It's amazing how it has succeeded!! Congratulations from one of your first subs ;)
Thanks I really appreciate that!
This is such an amazing concept, the Dell M2010 was its great grandfather. But a CPU w/ only 2 performance cores is a dealbreaker for me. Would love to TOTALLY ditch my laptop for this, but it needs 16:10, at least 6 perf cores, and ideally you'd engineer the power brick *into* the case so it just had a cord that pulled out ( retractable ) from the case itself, no brick to carry ( by all means make the computer itself larger and heavier, a 27" screen or bigger would be great )
Last wishlist feature, for taller people like me, having the screen be able to articulate to be taller would be a game changer as well. Laptops are THE WORST for tall people or people w/ tall torsos, there is just no such thing as good ergonomics if the screen is pinned to the surface way below you
Can you plug laptop into it via USB-C and have it transfer video and power into the laptop just like with USB-C monitors?
I love it. Thx
i would ve loved it if it had lift up mounting brackets in the corners of it so you could wall mount it if you wanted to and the usb c charging port but i think its a great product will be buying one 😊
I don't understand why they jammed the keyboard into a pocket on the back instead of making a big folio cover with it built in. Plenty of room for a wrist rest and mousepad as well
Is this going to work well for someone working in a word processing role with a LOT of typing in web-based format, with very basic apps elsewhere that need to stay on the same screen? (put aside keyboard and mouse hardware).
can the usb-c supply it with a signal for the screen when using it as an external monitor?
Great review. The best computer I had was the Dell XPS 18 which I used for the past 9 years. The HP Envy Move will replace it. Thanks.
There was another brand that made one of these, rechargeable all in one, 5 years ago, saw it in Best Buy, but I think they stopped making it due to low sales.
Since being a touch display, it might have been better to make it heavier and to be equipped with a kickstand rather than a cheap looking 2 legs.
By the way, what a product!
Can you connect an external monitor to this? It doesn’t have HDMI output.
it has an HDMI-In so you can only connect a laptop and use the AiO as an external screen
Im gonna bring this to Starbucks.😂
Great video thanks, just what I need
One question I don’t know if you will be able to answer but can you connect another monitor to it via the USB port
Recently I found a Lenovo Slim 7i at Costco, why don't you review this laptop?
would be good for taking camping in caravan or a rv
That what i need. I hope they release with powerfull cpu
is it possible to buy that keyboard separately?
I wonder if they are going to offer a carrying case for it, for those wanting to travel with it.
I showed Sherpa case in the video
@@andrewmarcdavid I saw that thanks. I was thinking something a bit more durable for travel.
can this be used to trade stocks?
Does this have touchscreen interaction or you need to use keyboard/mouse to interact?
Touchscreen. I show it in the video.
@@andrewmarcdavid thank you for answer - I did see in video that you scrolled and enlarged but did not see you tap and open a program or a desktop shortcut is that possible? Meaning using like a tablet or an iPad where you tap on an icon to open? Would it also open an onscreen keyboard that would allow you to fill out a form vs having to use the physical keyboard?
Any news on a new Envy x360 13.3?
A good Work From Home device!
Great review! Does this PC have an ethernet port on it? I didn’t see one in this video.
No ethernet port. But you can use a dongle of course.
@@andrewmarcdavid Gotcha. Thanks!
With cloud gaming like boosteroid you can play many games like cyberpunk or witcher with full hd and 60 fps
i wish it could be tilt back little more
Good video quality. Something strange with the sound. Weird handle + keyboard pocket. Could be a nice PC for "cafe office" life.
Wow. Really nice tablet pc with Windows
Why no mouse?
Does it take stylus input?
No stylus support
Wow Super Nice Device!!! I Can Take it Outside & Watch Yotube in the Caffe!!! 👍🏻😳👍🏻
Yes you can!
I think they missed a shot!! An OLED display with Ryzen mini pc would be better value.
How does text look on the screen?
Would be curious to know what scaling this is set at by default as well, I'm guessing 125%?
This looks like a awsome device i would love to know if it would be enough power to work in photoshop or clip studio with a drawing tablet and i want to cut some reals from drawings or tattooing this would be the perfect device could just put it in the car driving to the studio and plug it back in a replie would be much appreciatet
Hello, I heard you can't install a Linux operating system on this computer, is that correct?
Hi Andrew, Thank you so much for your clear explanation. I am so impressed that you covered all the questions I had. Awesome job!!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is a nice laptop that is made to not sit on your lap. Port selection is good although there is no sd card slot. Display is good. Camera was good and mics were fair ( a little muffled). Speakers were very good. Portability is good for this kind of device. Keyboard is not great for working on Excel spreadsheets. The one beauty of this is since this is a bluetooth keyboard one could choose any third party bluetooth keyboard and mouse as an alternative. Great flexability on this. One question is, does this have any user upgradeability? Like the ability to use as an external monitor. Great review.
The real star of the show is your cat! What's their name?
It’s a dog and his name is Max
This should come with Ryzen 7840U. With Radeon 780M for light gaming, it'd be awesome.
the modern XPS M2010
Could you use the data on your phone to run this away from home, or send a movie to it stored on your phone while camping in my T5. Great content thank you
Yes you can use your phones hotspot
Good
Why not just use a laptop?
Because of screen size
Screen size, ability to use your own keyboard
It fits for me. Because I have to go to several houses to work, home, office, cottage and even my girls house. The problem with laptop is that of I can't do real work in it like editing or some complex apps.
@@ParisPlatanias >like editing or some complex apps
What are you talking about this has i5 and integrated graphics, it's literally worse than most multimedia laptops in terms of performance.
Needs a hardcase
With this size, HP should put a better CPU plus a GTX 4 series Graphic card. A nice design but just too NORMAL. Thanks for sharing.
300 nits just feels a bit low in 2023.
No option to upgrade proceessor in future NO GRAPHIC CARD at all, integrated intel graphucs doesnt matter. Display blicks
Can you please suggest any laptop which have upgradeable option in terms of RAM till 64gb, SSD till 2tb minimum. Processor: i7 13 gen minimum
Laptop Weight: not more than 2kg
Thunderbolt charging (optional).
Sony had this 12 years ago and I had it, so this is nothing new btw!!
300 nits? Nope
I cannot fathom a use case for this product
I can see a use case for use in a house or small business
Anyone over 6'2" wanting to actually be productive on the go. I cannot use laptops because the screen is inevitably way too far away from my eyes, this is a dream come true, as was the original Dell M2010 this is loosely based on 15 years ago, which I used in college, and adored
@@thenewdesign Being over 6 feet tall somehow puts a computer screen far away from your eyes. Thats quite a magic trick. So you carry this from class to starbucks...or from your vehicle to the coffee shop? Sure buddy.
@@TheTastefulThickness Wait, what? Yes, depending on your specific body proportions, height, and specifically the height of your torso will determine the distance from any given laptop screen to your eyes. Welcome to physics? And yes, I will take this to Starbucks, and to the office, and to my patio, and to my girlfriend's house, it's only 9 lbs
@@thenewdesignPhysics...famously the study of torso length to laptop screen. Im 6'3 and somehow my 14 inch macbook is visible. Enjoy your 9 pound 2 foot screen with no compute power.