HP Envy Move
the most interesting design on the board, a battery-equipped portable AIO with a carrying sleeve built into the design, and HP's Envy build quality is a step above its Pavilion line. It ranks below the fixed premium units because the battery and moving parts are additional failure surfaces over a multi-year horizon, and it is a niche tool rather than a default family PC.
Consolidated from 12 independent outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 8 positive sources
- 4 mixed sources
Pros & cons
- ✓ Portable AIO design with built-in carrying sleeve
- ✓ Envy-grade build quality above Pavilion line
- ✓ Built-in battery and carry handle that genuinely work as a room-to-room family computer
- ✓ A genuinely distinct product
- ✓ Portable all-in-one with built-in battery
- ✗ Battery and moving parts add potential failure points
- ✗ The portability premium is money not spent on performance
- ✗ Built-in battery is one more component that can fail
- ✗ Portability premium reduces performance per dollar
- ✗ Serves a niche room-to-room ownership pattern
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
8 positive sources
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.Watch 9
The HP Envy Move is crafted to accommodate both your creative pursuits and your dynamic lifestyle. Featuring a 23.8’’ QHD touch display and up to 4 hours of battery life, this all-in-one rechargeable PC ensures seamless productivity wherever you roam. Whether you're engaged in project work, streaming content, or indulging in your favorite entertainment, the Envy Move can really deliver.Watch B
The HP Envy Move is sleek, movable and rechargeable. You can go from the desktop to the countertop to the tabletop and back again. Convenience is built in, from the keyboard pocket to the integrated handle and kickstand feet that pop out. The rechargeable battery keeps you going throughout the day.Watch H
Ti presentiamo HP Envy Move, il PC All-in-One disegnato per rivoluzionare il modo in cui lavori, giochi e guardi contenuti.Watch T
This isn't your typical AIO that's glued to a desk. This machine is built to move with you. It's designed to be portable and even rechargeable, meaning you can genuinely pick it up and take it from your office desk to the kitchen counter for recipes or even into the living room for a workout session or streaming. The display is a key part of this experience.Watch S
While it's not a touch screen, the clarity and detail it offers for everyday tasks, watching videos, or browsing are really impressive. Under the hood, this Envy Move is powered by a 13th generation Intel Core i5-135e processor. This chip packs 10 cores capable of boosting up to 4.6 6 GHz, which is plenty of power for most users.Watch I
HP Envy Move: The Ultimate Movable PC for Your HomeWatch G
HP Envy Move AIO: A Powerful & Unique All-in-One PCWatch
4 mixed sources
For HP's first attempt of a portable all-in-one (that I know of at least), it ain't half-bad but for this type of more costly product it's hard to recommend. Colour accuracy for day-to-day use is good enough but as mentioned, it seems to be too dim, at least 500 nits or maybe an OLED screen would make it usable outdoors.Watch F
HP Envy Move AIO 24 Review: Unique Offering But…Watch L
The lack of RAM upgradability is a no-sale for me. On a device that large it's criminal that they couldn't find space for some RAM slots.Watch T
HP Envy Move PC review: It may seem like a weird and outdated device, but here's why it mostly works.Watch
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #6 of 15 on our all-in-one computers tier list, in C tier. That placement draws on 12 independent outlets.
None of the 12 sources with a clear view is critical of it. Battery and moving parts add potential failure points. The portability premium is money not spent on performance. Built-in battery is one more component that can fail. Portability premium reduces performance per dollar. Serves a niche room-to-room ownership pattern.
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