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For years the world of enterprise laptops was a sea of boring black plastic. Even as the consumer market moved toward svelte and lightweight, businesses were still rolling out old bricks to staff. But there's been a shift from manufacturers to get laptops...
Slim and sturdy design,Battery life is great,Speedy performance,Lightweight and portable machine,Great keyboard...
Fingerprint sensor wasn't always quick to authenticate,Trackpad takes getting used to,Pretty expensive laptop...
The HP Elite Dragonfly shows you don't need to have a boring black brick business laptop, you can have a svelte and attractive one that's also fast and capable of going a full day without charging.We love the slim and sleek design, coupled with that matte...
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Incredible battery lifeAwesome designEnterprise-level securityExpensivePro-level features not for everyoneBusiness laptops have had a quiet resurgence lately, with the likes of HP, Dell, and Lenovo blurring the line between their flagship consumer laptops...
If your corporate budget allows for it? Absolutely.Putting price aside for a moment, the HP Elite Dragonfly G2 is an astoundingly good laptop. Just about every laptop we review has some kind of flaw you'll need to deal with; it's slow, the keyboard sucks...
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HP has a reputation for producing solid business 2-in-1s, but some of them have felt a little cheap and cheerful compared to, say, the MacBook Pro, or Dell's seductive XPS line.That's not a criticism you can make of the Elite Dragonfly G1. As soon as y...
The HP Elite Dragonfly is an outstanding debut edition for a sophisticated device that could well cement itself as an enterprise essential.This striking 2-in-1 excels on several fronts - from fantastic connectivity to an excellent display - while leaning...
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Buy now from HPThe first difficulty is finding a comparable machine. The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 doesn’t quite make the cut as it weighs 1.33kg. The Dragonfly’s closest Lenovo rivals are the ThinkPad X1 Yoga and Lenovo Yoga C940, but they include a 14in screen...
Ludicrously light and well-built, Fast enough to be your main machine, Great display and speakers...
Expensive, Lacks 10th gen Intel chips...
HP has created a stunning laptop in the Elite Dragonfly, one that may yet become my favourite laptop of the year. At the moment, however, I can't quite bring myself to recommend it.That's because I know the tenth-generation Core versions will leap onto sh...
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It comes at a price, but the HP Elite Dragonfly aims to be the perfect convertible laptop by combining flexible design, a lightweight chassis, long battery life and useful business features. We find out if it can achieve all these things in our full revie...
For a 2-in-1 convertible laptop aimed at professionals, the Elite Dragonfly meets the expectations of use, performance and battery life expected for the day to day of any worker.Its built-in security measures, all aimed at safeguarding the business enviro...
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The HP Elite Dragonfly is now available in the Philippines. Consider that it's part of HP's Elite line and that it's a business laptop, it does ask for a hefty price for the hardware inside. However, if you do a lot of productivity tasks, value portabilit...
The HP Elite Dragonfly, considering other laptops in the market available right now, is hard to recommend. While I thoroughly enjoy the aesthetic, feel, display, and battery life, there are better options. For a starting price of PHP 81,440, other laptops...
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The HP Elite Dragonfly is making a strong claim to be one of the best Windows laptops of the moment. With a beautifully well-designed chassis, a keyboard that's a pleasure to type on and a gorgeous display, and some top-tier specs, it's going to take some...
Excellent looks,Superb screen,Long battery life...
Average audio, Trackpad could be better, No discrete graphics...
The HP Elite Dragonfly isn't for everyone, but it looks great and ticks a lot of boxes for power users on the go.Reasons to buy+Excellent looks+Superb screen+Long battery lifeReasons to avoid-Average audio-Trackpad could be better-No discrete graphics...
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Related: Best Laptops 2020 The design of the HP Elite Dragonfly is nothing short of exquisite. This has to be one of the best-looking business laptops of all time. If you're a MacBook fan, then this is the sleekest Windows-alternative machine you can pick...
Sophisticated design, Crisp display, Ultra-lightweight, Remarkable speaker, Impressive port selection...
Keyboard lacking in tactile feedback, Pricey, No 10th Gen Intel Core processor (yet)...
The HP Elite Dragonfly is a business laptop that also offers plenty of upsides for more casual use. It's a gorgeous machine that can tackle any and all productivity tasks you throw at it. However, at a high price, and with the Elite Dragonfly G2 fast appr...
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The HP Elite Dragonfly is a corporate laptop made to please your manager—and isn't that the best way to get ahead in the working world? With a fingerprint-resistant finish, a beautiful cerulean magnesium body, and shoulder-friendly weight, the Elite Drago...
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The HP Elite Dragonfly is a corporate laptop made to please your manager—and isn't that the best way to get ahead in the working world? With a fingerprint-resistant finish, a beautiful cerulean magnesium body, and shoulder-friendly weight, the Elite Drago...
We'll admit, we're impressed by the HP Elite Dragonfly. It transcends our expectations for corporate laptops. Instead of boring, black, and basic, the Elite Dragonfly is beautiful, impressively light, and surprisingly well-equipped.For consumers looking f...
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Most of the time, when a business laptop like the HP Elite Dragonfly crosses our desk, we kind of roll our eyes and get on with testing it. Laptops for professionals never tend to be too terribly exciting or much to look at, after all, as they're designed...
Impeccable design, Excellent battery life, That keyboard, LTE compatible...
Pretty expensive...
The HP Elite Dragonfly is easily the best laptop out there for traveling professionals and executives. It's thin, light, powerful and is one of the most stylish laptops on the market. If you have the cash, you can't go wrong with this laptop...
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Over this Yuletide break, I've grown very fond of HP's Elitebook Dragonfly G1. HP claims it is the world's lightest business convertible notebook, weighing in at under 1kg. I have an inkling that the projected 24.5-hour battery life will be causing circle...
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You hop on your six-hour flight with the ambitious goal of getting some work done. You're prepared. You have a laptop. A charger. You're even willing to pay for the expensive in-flight Wi-Fi. It's time to Get. Work. Done.Six hours later, you've barely man...
Perfect size for traveling, Lots of security features, Incredible battery life, Great port selection...
Older processors, Keyboard feels cramped...
Yes. Those outside the business world shouldn't cross over, but for the right person, the Dragonfly is the perfect travel companion.Editors' RecommendationsThe best 4K laptops The best laptop deals for April 2020: Dell XPS 13, HP Spectre X360, and more Th...
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Image 1 of 6 The last few years have seen a string of high-end devices storm the market, each staking a claim to be the best and most business-friendly as the competition to service high-end users has ramped up. In recent years, 360-degree 2-in-1s have be...
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HP's Elite Dragonfly is an excellent convertible PC. I know this because I reviewed one just a few months ago in December. Essentially, it takes the EliteBook x360 1030 and packs it into a magnesium chassis, making it much lighter. It still has its best-...
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A real EliteBook? HP introduced the Elite Dragonfly as a convertible with a weight of under 1 kg. But is the light business convertible really a full-fledged EliteBook, or is it a reduced version that is primarily supposed to look good on a desk? We revie...
high-quality and lightweight case, Wi-Fi 6 & LTE, very good keyboard, comprehensive service and warranty options, comprehensive security features, USB-A, USB-C and HDMI, long battery runtime, good speakers, Active Pen included...
low CPU performance, fan spins up quickly (but is quiet), bad webcam, glossy screen is a problem outdoors, SSD with Optane storage is not convincing, no (micro) SD reader, limited maintainability...
– Elite Dragonfly is a very good Business ConvertibleIs the Elite Dragonfly a real EliteBook? After our comprehensive review, we can answer this question with a definitive "yes". You get a high-quality and sturdy chassis, comprehensive security features...
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Source: Daniel Rubino/Windows CentralThe HP Elite Dragonfly was announced in late 2019 as a new Ultrabook built for the discerning business user who also wants an excellent all-around laptop. On paper, there's a lot to like about the Dragonfly because i...
Gorgeous design and craftsmanship, Excellent port selection, Lots of features and configuration options, Outstanding audio and typing, Optional 4G LTE (soon 5G)...
4G LTE modem is finicky, Battery life is just OK, Only 8th Gen Intel due to vPro, It gets warm, has a noisy fan...
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HP's 13-inch Elite Dragonfly, announced last September, is among the first wave of premium laptops to fly under the banner of Intel's Project Athena, which aims to guide OEMs towards the delivery of advanced devices that align closely with users' needs...
Slim, elegant yet robust industrial design, Webcam with IR and privacy shutter, Optional Sure View and 4K screens, Optional LTE mobile broadband, High-quality keyboard, Good performance for mainstream workloads, Good battery life...
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Currently, it is the lightest laptop HP sells, at just under a kilogram. Even though the Whiskey Lake processors are not exactly on the bleeding edge of technology, anymore, you get plenty of stuff for your pretty money. One of the great features of this...
Sub 1kg magnesium chassis, Outstanding battery life, PCIe x4 support, Two Thunderbolt 3 ports, An HP Pen inside the box, Input devices are on point, Great speakers, WiFi 6 and optional LTE support...
RAM is soldered to the motherboard, Our unit had issues with Sure View, Premium price tag...
What impressed us most about this guy? Certainly the battery life. Indeed the laptop is a pretty well-rounded business machine, but getting 20 hours of Web browsing on one charge? Come on, this thing will last you through two workdays without the need for...
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The high end 2-in-1 notebook market is pretty crowded with entrants from Microsoft, Dell, Lenovo, HP, ASUS and others. As a result, it's pretty tough to make a convertible laptop that stands out from the rest. HP's doing its best, however, with its new E...
Tags:HP,laptop,review,elite-dragonflyADQualityAuto360p720p1080pTop articles1/5READ MOREHP Elite Dragonfly Review: A Super Stylish 2-In-1LaptopImage galleryRelated contentMicrosoft Surface Pro X And Pro 7 Review: Snapdragon And x86 ExperienceDell XPS 13 (2...
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When HP launched the Elite Dragonfly, it made bold claims about this laptop being "lighter than air." Obviously, that's marketing hyperbole -- nothing tangible actually weighs less than air -- but the Elite Dragonfly is still pretty light. It comes in at...
Lightweight, Attractive design, Comfortable and quiet keyboard, Generous port offering for the size...
Middling performance, Battery life could be better...
It's tough to compare the Elite Dragonfly to other laptops, as few business convertibles today are this thin and light. You could get a ThinkPad X1 Yoga, which would provide a better typing experience, but the Elite Dragonfly just looks and feels so much...
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The HP Elite Dragonfly is a corporate laptop made to please your manager—and isn't that the best way to get ahead in the working world? With a fingerprint-resistant finish, a beautiful cerulean magnesium body, and shoulder-friendly weight, the Elite Drago...
Lightweight, Long battery life, Enhanced security features...
CPU performance lags behind others, Charging ports only on the right side of laptop, which can hinder mouse use, Some key functions force use of separate function key...
The HP Elite Dragonfly is a corporate laptop offering a solid configuration with some premium options; good performance, amazing battery life; and a truly classy design. It's made for your boss, but whether it's deserved is another matter entirely...
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As I wrote last year, I was thoroughly impressed by the HP Elite Dragonfly, so much so that it earned 4.5 stars and an Editor's Choice award. But as taken as I was with the ultralight beauty I was none to pleased about it only having an 8th Gen Intel proc...
Gorgeous, lightweight design, 10th Gen Intel CPU, Bright, vivid display, A host of security features...
The latest HP Elite Dragonfly adds 5G and Tile functionality to an already excellent laptop...
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HP continues to liven up the business-class section of your nearest plane. It seems the copper and black Spectre laptops weren't enough, as the new HP Elite Dragonfly (starting at $1,629, and tested at $2,169) shocks the system with its elegant blue-magne...
Beautifu, eye-catching desig, Epic battery life (with optional upgrade, Bright and colorful scree, A strong set of of security option, Comfortable keyboard...
Expensive...
The HP Dragonfly's crisp, beautiful display; lightweight design; and robust security features combine to give you a laptop that's as nice to look at as it is to use. If only it didn't cost so much that I winced when I saw our testing unit's price. You cou...
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HP's Elite Dragonfly is a sort of successor to the last EliteBook x360 1030, not that it's discontinuing the EliteBook. This is a new product, rethinking what a business convertible can be. Rather than the standard aluminum, the Elite Dragonfly is made ou...
The HP Elite Dragonfly is going to go down as one of my favorite PCs of the year, and that's for the same reason that I loved the EliteBook x360 1040 earlier this year. It's just great all-around, with a good screen, fantastic audio, and one of the best k...
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This is a whole new look for the Elitebook line, and it starts at $1,549. Source: HP Elite Dragonfly Review: A Luxury Business Laptop | Ars Technica...
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There are more ultra-mobile professionals now than ever before, which is why OEMs are developing increasingly thin-and-light laptops that will appeal to those users. No one wants to add heft to their bag, regardless of whether they're going off on a 10-ho...
performance, Great battery life...
16:9 display aspect ratio, Both Thunderbolt 3 charging ports on one side of the device, Squished arrow keys, Loud fans...
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“This doesn't look like a business laptop.”“Really? This is a 2-in-1?”If my colleagues' comments have taught me anything, it's that looks can be very deceiving because the HP Elite Dragonfly is both those things and more. Priced at $2,169, the Dragonfly h...
Gorgeous, lightweight design, Extremely long battery life, Comfortable keyboard, Solid performance, Bright, vivid display, A host of security features...
Audio needs some tuning...
The HP Elite Dragonfly offers tons of security, nearly 13 hours of battery life and solid performance in one of the prettiest chassis ever...
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L ast Last year's HP Elite Dragonfly was perhaps the nicest business laptop we've ever tested. This year's Elite Dragonfly is almost identical to that machine, which is fine because, again, the HP Elite Dragonfly was exceptional in just about every way. T...
Sure View Reflect screen, Tile tracker works, Exceptional keyboard, 11-hour battery life...
Expensive, Screen is quite glossy in privacy mode, Last-generation processors...
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