HP Envy x360 15 (2024) review

HP Envy x360 15 (2024)

The Envy x360 15 (2024) is the 15-inch member of the no-card 2024 Envy wave: a Core Ultra 5 125U with 32GB of RAM at $1,084. New silicon, the same chassis size, and the same coverage story as its 14-inch sibling.

Where it holds up

Reliability at 84 is the stated strength — a 71% cushion over the convertible-class median of 49 — and the CPU score of 74.25 adds a 25% cushion. Light office work at 88.99 is top-tier, portability at 46.9 sits mid-band — the 15-inch body's honest cost against the 14-inch sibling's 71.6 — and value at 42 holds mid.

Where it falls short

The graphics score reads zero — a coverage gap rather than a measured zero, since the 125U's integrated GPU has no matched entry in the scoring tables. Downstream, gaming at 19, modeling at 27, engineering CAD at 33 and photo design at 25 all sit in the low band, and overall performance at 41.48 is mid-tier at best. The 2023 sibling at $163 less carries a real RTX 3050 and a 90 photo score — the clearest sibling verdict in this batch. No measured game verdicts appear on this sheet.

Price and depreciation

At $1,084 with a 13.87% annual rate, the two-year projection lands near $805 — the standard 2024-wave curve, on a sheet that gives the 2023 machine every argument.

Alternatives to consider

The Envy x360 15 (2023) in this batch — same size, $163 less, real graphics. If the integrated platform is genuinely sufficient, the 14-inch 2024 sibling at the same $1,084 posts the better portability reading, and both answer to the OmniBook Ultra Flip 14's stronger sheet.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. Reliability and top-tier office work carry the refresh — but four low-band axes and a cheaper, faster sibling in the same batch make this the weakest buying case of the 2024 Envy wave.