Why choose between a laptop or a tablet when you can get one device that can be both? Best Buy has the Lenovo Envy 2-in-1 touchscreen laptop at a pretty sizable discount. Normally priced at $800, but for a limited time you can get it for $380 off. That brings it down to just $420—a discount of about 48%.
The HP Envy laptop supports Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution in it’s 14-inch touchscreen. The bezel is super thin allowing the active area of the laptop to reach the very edge. It’s running on an Intel Core 5 Series 1 processor with an Intel graphics card. Memory-wise, we’re looking at 8GB and storage-wise, it’s working with 512GB. The laptop casing come in a sleek natural colorway, perfect for those who like their style subtle.
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Windows 11 Pre-installed
The laptop using the Windows 11 operating system with has some nifty improvements. For one, it brings back the start menu from Windows 7 that we’ve all missed quite a bit. It’s also got a brand new Universal Search. This new tool now on the the taskbar that lets you literally search for anything. Whether you’re looking for specific files or apps on your computer or need recipes or maps on the web, it will look through all systems to find exactly what you need. Contacts, notes from class—you name it. All with one search bar. And with Copilot AI you can find answers, inspiration, and summaries with just a simple query.
Built-in audio is supported with its two Poly Studio Audio speakers capable of producing rich and robust sound. The on-board microphone is even able to use smart noise canceling when you’re on video call. This way, your friends, family or colleagues on the other end of the call will be hearing you and just you. The webcam is 5MP which captures super high-quality video chats in up to 2592 x 1944 resolution.
The laptop also comes packed with a one month free trial for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Through the Xbox App, you’ll be able to access and play hundreds of quality games, large and small. Check out the new Blue Prince which is an inventive take on the roguelike deckbuilding genre by pairing it with narrative puzzle elements. It’s a Game of the Year contender for sure.
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