HP EliteBook x360 1030 G7 - 13.3" - Core i7 10810U - vPro - 16 GB RAM - 512
Mfg # 1P5B3UT#ABA
CDW # 6166185
| UNSPSC 43211509
Quick tech specs
- Flip design
- vPro
- UHD Graphics
- 512 GB SSD (32 GB SSD cache) NVMe, TLC
- Wi-Fi 6
- kbd: US
- Core i7 10810U / 1.1 GHz
- Win 10 Pro 64-bit
- 16 GB RAM
- 13.3" IPS touchscreen HP SureView Reflect 1920 x 1080 (Full HD)
- 4G LTE-A
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Ideal for mobile professionals needing best-in-class,business rugged notebooks with enhanced system and graphic performance in a managed-IT environment
Work from almost anywhere with the amazingly thin and light HP EliteBook x360 1030. Featuring a 13-inch diagonal display, this highly mobile PC adapts to different workstyles while maintaining the power and security you need for worry-free productivity.
Work from almost anywhere with the amazingly thin and light HP EliteBook x360 1030. Featuring a 13-inch diagonal display, this highly mobile PC adapts to different workstyles while maintaining the power and security you need for worry-free productivity.
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HP EliteBook x360 1030 G7 - 13.3" - Core i7 10810U - vPro - 16 GB RAM - 512 is rated
3.00 out of
5 by
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Rated 5 out of
5 by
Thankful1234 from
Easiest return ever.
Screen was too small for my needs. HP was great at making the return easy
Date published: 2020-11-06T00:00:00-05:00
Rated 5 out of
5 by
CRLD from
Not sure how to rate
I purchased this computer to replace an Elitebook x360 1030 G3. I discussed at length with the HP sales people to make sure I was purchasing as close to the "same" computer as possible from a specification standpoint, but just more current. (I was literally looking for the exact computer) The functionality of the laptop seems fine, the screen display is crisp and much better, but a big issue for me is that this computer is physically much smaller than the old computer. The lit display itself is the same, which I guess must be where they get the measurements, but the body is about an inch smaller. Where this is an issue is that with the old computer, my entire hand and upper wrist could rest on the computer. With this new computer, the edge of the computer hits the bottom of my hand, with no wrist support at all. I'm having to hold my fingers closer to my palms which has been cramping my hands a bit. This is a nuance for sure, as the size difference is about the distance of a line of keys on the keyboard, but when you use a computer for 10-12 hours a day, this kind of matters. The touchpad and keys also seem to require more pressure compared to my other as well (I actually have both computers side by side comparing). If any of these things trouble you, make sure you evaluate the physical body measurements and not just the screen. I'm terribly disappointed that I did not get the correct size machine, particularly given my dialogue and advice from 4 separate sales people, and the fact this is a $2K+ computer. One other note, the hard drive only shows 477K GB, not 512K. If there is additional space somewhere, I can't find it. I'm conflicted with how to rate this as I'm confident the computer will have strong performance (this is my 3rd Elitebook), but for the comfort factor, honestly I'm not happy.
Date published: 2020-11-10T00:00:00-05:00