7NEWS reviews the HP Chromebook x2 11. HP provided us with a device for testing purposes, however, this hasn\u2019t affected our views on the product.<\/p>\n
Our reviews always remain independent of the manufacturer and the first time they will see the review is at the same time you\u2019re reading it.<\/p>\n
Keep reading to find out what we think.<\/p>\n
How do I get it and what will it cost?<\/h2>\n![\"Logos:](\"https:\/\/images.7news.com.au\/publication\/C-4741163\/4b34b1d3408a2255678d8b21c2c3cde561791a09.jpg?imwidth=650&impolicy=sevennews_v2\")
<\/picture><\/figure>\nChromebooks are starting to explode in popularity in Australia, and there is no shortage of options to choose from. But HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more premium looking Chromebook devices with great sounding speakers – something that can easily be overlooked.<\/p>\n
HP Chromebook x2 11 is available from JB Hi-Fi for $999<\/a>.<\/p>\nWho is it good for?<\/h2>\n
As borders start to open back up, travel plans are on the cards for most people after almost two years of travel cancellations and chaos. Enter HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11, an ultra-portable device that can be taken anywhere you go.<\/p>\n
And that\u2019s the beauty of HP\u2019s Chromebook. If you\u2019re not completely sold on getting an iPad, or already have an Android mobile phone, it\u2019s definitely worth looking this way since you\u2019ll get better integration with your phone.<\/p>\n
Chromebooks have also become very easy to use and come with access to Google\u2019s Play Store – which means you won\u2019t be short on the apps this thing can run.<\/p>\n
How does it work?<\/h2>\n![\"Logos:](\"https:\/\/images.7news.com.au\/publication\/C-4741163\/974fff4feef4f402bffffa90aea19b66461c3c00.jpg?imwidth=650&impolicy=sevennews_v2\")
<\/picture><\/figure>\nHP Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more expensive Chromebooks on the market right now, but that shouldn\u2019t turn you off because it\u2019s also one of the more polished Chromebooks around.<\/p>\n
The build quality and design is premium and reminds me of Apple\u2019s iPad Pro and that\u2019s a big compliment. The 11-inch display is also quite the stunner with a 2K resolution – a first in this field. Another thing to note is the inclusion of a keyboard, rear cover and magnetic smartpen with the device – so you won\u2019t need to shell out any additional money for accessories.<\/p>\n
While other reviewers have mentioned that the HP Chromebook x2 11 is \u201csurprisingly thick\u201d for a tablet, I actually don\u2019t mind this because it made it easier to hold.<\/p>\n
Dual front-facing stereo speakers that have been tuned by audio experts Bang & Olufsen are prominent on the sides of the gadget and sound fine for listening to music, watching a movie and doing a video chat.<\/p>\n![\"Logos:](\"https:\/\/images.7news.com.au\/publication\/C-4741163\/13e95a6e75ea6f9cf242183e82a86207a33139ab.jpg?imwidth=650&impolicy=sevennews_v2\")
<\/picture><\/figure>\nWhen it comes to the included keyboard, it feels very nice to use. The only thing that I would point out is there is some flex at times while in use but it doesn\u2019t affect operation or performance.<\/p>\n
In terms of performance, there were no issues that I faced. I also have a Lenovo Duet Chromebook at home, and the lags and stutters that I sometimes find on that device don\u2019t affect HP\u2019s Chromebook.<\/p>\n
But after using the Chromebook for over a week, the highlight for me was the battery life. You\u2019ll easily get through a day without needing to charge, which is nice. And when not in use, standby time was excellent. Charging up the device for 30 minutes will give you around 50 per cent too.<\/p>\n
Another handy little inclusion, and something that does add to the price, is the ability to connect to 4G LTE networks directly from Chromebook x2 11. While other Chromebooks can already hotspot from your smartphone, it\u2019s not dependent on your phone being around with HP\u2019s offering.<\/p>\n
What we think<\/h2>\n![\"Logos:](\"https:\/\/images.7news.com.au\/publication\/C-4741163\/fd25e63cd04ff5eb3568aae7893e19febb5444af.jpg?imwidth=650&impolicy=sevennews_v2\")
<\/picture><\/figure>\nHP Chromebook x2 11 is a fantastic 2-in-1 Chromebook in many ways.<\/p>\n
The inclusion of all the accessories in a nice touch, design, build quality, display and battery life all exceed expectations. This is an \u2018on-the-go\u2019 device and performs that way by providing you plenty of power to get through a full day without needing to charge. And that\u2019s great.<\/p>\n
There may be cheaper options on the market, however, this device is well-rounded, a great performer and long-lasting for daily use. Because of all the extras that you also get with this unit, it\u2019s up there with the best you can get right now.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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\n7NEWS reviews the HP Chromebook x2 11. HP provided us with a device for testing purposes, however, this hasn\u2019t affected our views on the product.<\/p>\n
Our reviews always remain independent of the manufacturer and the first time they will see the review is at the same time you\u2019re reading it.<\/p>\n
Keep reading to find out what we think.<\/p>\n
How do I get it and what will it cost?<\/h2>\nChromebooks are starting to explode in popularity in Australia, and there is no shortage of options to choose from. But HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more premium looking Chromebook devices with great sounding speakers – something that can easily be overlooked.<\/p>\n
HP Chromebook x2 11 is available from JB Hi-Fi for $999<\/a>.<\/p>\nWho is it good for?<\/h2>\n
As borders start to open back up, travel plans are on the cards for most people after almost two years of travel cancellations and chaos. Enter HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11, an ultra-portable device that can be taken anywhere you go.<\/p>\n
And that\u2019s the beauty of HP\u2019s Chromebook. If you\u2019re not completely sold on getting an iPad, or already have an Android mobile phone, it\u2019s definitely worth looking this way since you\u2019ll get better integration with your phone.<\/p>\n
Chromebooks have also become very easy to use and come with access to Google\u2019s Play Store – which means you won\u2019t be short on the apps this thing can run.<\/p>\n
How does it work?<\/h2>\nHP Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more expensive Chromebooks on the market right now, but that shouldn\u2019t turn you off because it\u2019s also one of the more polished Chromebooks around.<\/p>\n
The build quality and design is premium and reminds me of Apple\u2019s iPad Pro and that\u2019s a big compliment. The 11-inch display is also quite the stunner with a 2K resolution – a first in this field. Another thing to note is the inclusion of a keyboard, rear cover and magnetic smartpen with the device – so you won\u2019t need to shell out any additional money for accessories.<\/p>\n
While other reviewers have mentioned that the HP Chromebook x2 11 is \u201csurprisingly thick\u201d for a tablet, I actually don\u2019t mind this because it made it easier to hold.<\/p>\n
Dual front-facing stereo speakers that have been tuned by audio experts Bang & Olufsen are prominent on the sides of the gadget and sound fine for listening to music, watching a movie and doing a video chat.<\/p>\nWhen it comes to the included keyboard, it feels very nice to use. The only thing that I would point out is there is some flex at times while in use but it doesn\u2019t affect operation or performance.<\/p>\n
In terms of performance, there were no issues that I faced. I also have a Lenovo Duet Chromebook at home, and the lags and stutters that I sometimes find on that device don\u2019t affect HP\u2019s Chromebook.<\/p>\n
But after using the Chromebook for over a week, the highlight for me was the battery life. You\u2019ll easily get through a day without needing to charge, which is nice. And when not in use, standby time was excellent. Charging up the device for 30 minutes will give you around 50 per cent too.<\/p>\n
Another handy little inclusion, and something that does add to the price, is the ability to connect to 4G LTE networks directly from Chromebook x2 11. While other Chromebooks can already hotspot from your smartphone, it\u2019s not dependent on your phone being around with HP\u2019s offering.<\/p>\n
What we think<\/h2>\nHP Chromebook x2 11 is a fantastic 2-in-1 Chromebook in many ways.<\/p>\n
The inclusion of all the accessories in a nice touch, design, build quality, display and battery life all exceed expectations. This is an \u2018on-the-go\u2019 device and performs that way by providing you plenty of power to get through a full day without needing to charge. And that\u2019s great.<\/p>\n
There may be cheaper options on the market, however, this device is well-rounded, a great performer and long-lasting for daily use. Because of all the extras that you also get with this unit, it\u2019s up there with the best you can get right now.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
![\"Logos:](\"https:\/\/images.7news.com.au\/publication\/C-4741163\/4b34b1d3408a2255678d8b21c2c3cde561791a09.jpg?imwidth=100&impolicy=sevennews_v2)
<\/picture><\/figure>\nChromebooks are starting to explode in popularity in Australia, and there is no shortage of options to choose from. But HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more premium looking Chromebook devices with great sounding speakers – something that can easily be overlooked.<\/p>\n
HP Chromebook x2 11 is available from JB Hi-Fi for $999<\/a>.<\/p>\n As borders start to open back up, travel plans are on the cards for most people after almost two years of travel cancellations and chaos. Enter HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11, an ultra-portable device that can be taken anywhere you go.<\/p>\n And that\u2019s the beauty of HP\u2019s Chromebook. If you\u2019re not completely sold on getting an iPad, or already have an Android mobile phone, it\u2019s definitely worth looking this way since you\u2019ll get better integration with your phone.<\/p>\n Chromebooks have also become very easy to use and come with access to Google\u2019s Play Store – which means you won\u2019t be short on the apps this thing can run.<\/p>\n HP Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more expensive Chromebooks on the market right now, but that shouldn\u2019t turn you off because it\u2019s also one of the more polished Chromebooks around.<\/p>\n The build quality and design is premium and reminds me of Apple\u2019s iPad Pro and that\u2019s a big compliment. The 11-inch display is also quite the stunner with a 2K resolution – a first in this field. Another thing to note is the inclusion of a keyboard, rear cover and magnetic smartpen with the device – so you won\u2019t need to shell out any additional money for accessories.<\/p>\n While other reviewers have mentioned that the HP Chromebook x2 11 is \u201csurprisingly thick\u201d for a tablet, I actually don\u2019t mind this because it made it easier to hold.<\/p>\n Dual front-facing stereo speakers that have been tuned by audio experts Bang & Olufsen are prominent on the sides of the gadget and sound fine for listening to music, watching a movie and doing a video chat.<\/p>\n When it comes to the included keyboard, it feels very nice to use. The only thing that I would point out is there is some flex at times while in use but it doesn\u2019t affect operation or performance.<\/p>\n In terms of performance, there were no issues that I faced. I also have a Lenovo Duet Chromebook at home, and the lags and stutters that I sometimes find on that device don\u2019t affect HP\u2019s Chromebook.<\/p>\n But after using the Chromebook for over a week, the highlight for me was the battery life. You\u2019ll easily get through a day without needing to charge, which is nice. And when not in use, standby time was excellent. Charging up the device for 30 minutes will give you around 50 per cent too.<\/p>\n Another handy little inclusion, and something that does add to the price, is the ability to connect to 4G LTE networks directly from Chromebook x2 11. While other Chromebooks can already hotspot from your smartphone, it\u2019s not dependent on your phone being around with HP\u2019s offering.<\/p>\n HP Chromebook x2 11 is a fantastic 2-in-1 Chromebook in many ways.<\/p>\n The inclusion of all the accessories in a nice touch, design, build quality, display and battery life all exceed expectations. This is an \u2018on-the-go\u2019 device and performs that way by providing you plenty of power to get through a full day without needing to charge. And that\u2019s great.<\/p>\n There may be cheaper options on the market, however, this device is well-rounded, a great performer and long-lasting for daily use. Because of all the extras that you also get with this unit, it\u2019s up there with the best you can get right now.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n [ad_2] 7NEWS reviews the HP Chromebook x2 11. HP provided us with a device for testing purposes, however, this hasn\u2019t affected our views on the product.<\/p>\n Our reviews always remain independent of the manufacturer and the first time they will see the review is at the same time you\u2019re reading it.<\/p>\n Keep reading to find out what we think.<\/p>\n Chromebooks are starting to explode in popularity in Australia, and there is no shortage of options to choose from. But HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more premium looking Chromebook devices with great sounding speakers – something that can easily be overlooked.<\/p>\n HP Chromebook x2 11 is available from JB Hi-Fi for $999<\/a>.<\/p>\n As borders start to open back up, travel plans are on the cards for most people after almost two years of travel cancellations and chaos. Enter HP\u2019s Chromebook x2 11, an ultra-portable device that can be taken anywhere you go.<\/p>\n And that\u2019s the beauty of HP\u2019s Chromebook. If you\u2019re not completely sold on getting an iPad, or already have an Android mobile phone, it\u2019s definitely worth looking this way since you\u2019ll get better integration with your phone.<\/p>\n Chromebooks have also become very easy to use and come with access to Google\u2019s Play Store – which means you won\u2019t be short on the apps this thing can run.<\/p>\n HP Chromebook x2 11 is one of the more expensive Chromebooks on the market right now, but that shouldn\u2019t turn you off because it\u2019s also one of the more polished Chromebooks around.<\/p>\n The build quality and design is premium and reminds me of Apple\u2019s iPad Pro and that\u2019s a big compliment. The 11-inch display is also quite the stunner with a 2K resolution – a first in this field. Another thing to note is the inclusion of a keyboard, rear cover and magnetic smartpen with the device – so you won\u2019t need to shell out any additional money for accessories.<\/p>\n While other reviewers have mentioned that the HP Chromebook x2 11 is \u201csurprisingly thick\u201d for a tablet, I actually don\u2019t mind this because it made it easier to hold.<\/p>\n Dual front-facing stereo speakers that have been tuned by audio experts Bang & Olufsen are prominent on the sides of the gadget and sound fine for listening to music, watching a movie and doing a video chat.<\/p>\n When it comes to the included keyboard, it feels very nice to use. The only thing that I would point out is there is some flex at times while in use but it doesn\u2019t affect operation or performance.<\/p>\n In terms of performance, there were no issues that I faced. I also have a Lenovo Duet Chromebook at home, and the lags and stutters that I sometimes find on that device don\u2019t affect HP\u2019s Chromebook.<\/p>\n But after using the Chromebook for over a week, the highlight for me was the battery life. You\u2019ll easily get through a day without needing to charge, which is nice. And when not in use, standby time was excellent. Charging up the device for 30 minutes will give you around 50 per cent too.<\/p>\n Another handy little inclusion, and something that does add to the price, is the ability to connect to 4G LTE networks directly from Chromebook x2 11. While other Chromebooks can already hotspot from your smartphone, it\u2019s not dependent on your phone being around with HP\u2019s offering.<\/p>\n HP Chromebook x2 11 is a fantastic 2-in-1 Chromebook in many ways.<\/p>\n The inclusion of all the accessories in a nice touch, design, build quality, display and battery life all exceed expectations. This is an \u2018on-the-go\u2019 device and performs that way by providing you plenty of power to get through a full day without needing to charge. And that\u2019s great.<\/p>\n There may be cheaper options on the market, however, this device is well-rounded, a great performer and long-lasting for daily use. Because of all the extras that you also get with this unit, it\u2019s up there with the best you can get right now.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nWho is it good for?<\/h2>\n
How does it work?<\/h2>\n
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How does it work?<\/h2>\n
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