Hp Envy Notebook 6

Solid, attractive design ; Beats Audio in a lower-end machine ; Comfortable keyboard ; Decent battery life

Finicky touchpad ; Below-average performance

The Sleekbook 6z looks identical to HP's Ultrabook offerings, but its performance trails even lower-end ultraportables we've tested recently.

Less expensive than ultrabooks. Good port selection. Metal construction.

Sluggish performance. Loaded with bloatware. Low-resolution display. Screen door effect on display. Fingerprint magnet

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high applications performance, gaming capability, SSD cache, decent speakers, good workmanship, long battery life, Unlike most of its rivals, the Envy 6 is ready for more than just web browsing and mobile work: The dedicated Radeon graphics card...

glossy and dim display, limited choice of connectors, GPU throttling on battery, slow and low range wifi, As we've seen so often, it's the display that prevents a better rating: poor contrast, glossy and much too dark, it's the weak spot of an...

Great battery life ; Good touchpad ; Nice-looking design

Awful keyboard ; Poor screen with no upgrade option at this time ; No user upgradeability ; Impressive battery life and a nice design make the Sleekbook 6z quite attractive, but the weak keyboard and poor upgrade options limit the value.

Impressive battery life and a nice design make the Sleekbook 6z quite attractive, but the weak keyboard and poor upgrade options limit the value.

slim and light for a 15.6 inch laptop, good looking and nicely put together, fast enough for daily use and multimedia, good speakers, decent battery life

The screen, keyboard and trackpad are only average, not as fast as other laptops in this class, easily catches fingerprints

All in all, the HP Envy 6 is an interesting 15.6 inch laptop and one of the few ultrabooks available in this class.

Stylish and standout design, decent graphics performance

Slow hard drive, finicky trackpad, screen is a let-down

The HP Envy Sleekbook 6 packs some fairly decent hardware under that sinister looking case, giving it an identity crisis where it’s not an Ultrabook nor an average laptop.

Slim design, 15.6-inch screen, inexpensive, good battery life

Bigger and heavier than an ultrabook, can't change battery, VGA requires adapter

Ultimately, its price separates HP's Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us from the competition. At $600 (compared to an average price of about $1,100 for an Ivy-Bridge-based ultrabook), it is a bargain for those who don't need the absolute smallest and fastest system.

Good configuration ; Well built ; Good input devices

Poor screen ; Single-band Wi-Fi ; Inconsistent performance

HP's Envy 6-1001tx is an Ultrabook that's large, but it just squeezes into Intel's requirements for thickness. It's a good model to consider if you want a thin and reasonably light notebook for gaming. You get a good configuration with lots of RAM,...

Superb battery life, Nicely designed, Great value, Good usability

Average performance, Poor speakers