User Reviews for HP Pavilion X360 13-U135TU (Z4Q58PA) (Core i7 7th Gen/8 GB//Windows 10) Laptop

I have been using it for over a week now. It is sleek with good display, sound and processor. It is a bit faster than my earlier 4th gen i5 processor laptop. However, my complaints are that it produces a lot of heat when under heavy processing. It could have had a nice active pen with palm blocking support and usb type c.

I am using this laptop for 10 days. It is awesome. Very fast, display is very nice, sound quality awesome. Nice looking. I am very happy with this.

Good one

Very attractive, lightweight and powerful laptop machine. Touch screen is nice and converts easily into tablet mode if rotated. Does not heat or make noise even when using Microsoft Visual Studio.nOnly wish it had 16 gb RAM.

Let's start with the: Platform. Windows 10, there is no doubt it's the most robust Operating System out there much much better than it's predecessors and Updates do bring great new features instead of just security patches and worthless nonsense. Portability: 2-in-1 It's super slim, light-weight and compact in size and has a 13.3 inch Full HD display which is crisp, sharp and super bright. The touch is really really sensitive, doesn't disappoint at all. You just put it in your bag and you won't even feel if it's there! Provides the best balance of portability and usability. Keyboard: Smooth and Backlit The keyboard is super smooth, you can just feel the luxury in your hands and the keyboard's lights are really amazing. Sound: Greater than great The only word I can use is Wow. Very loud and super crisp, clear sound. Hardware: Intel Core i7 The 7500 U processor is slightly better than its predecessor 6500 U and the performance is just amazing. I've done all sorts of video editing using After Affects and Premiere pro, it doesn't lag a bit. Hardware: 8GB RAM It's RAM is more than enough for almost every task you throw at it and thanks to the DDR4 technology its much faster (2133 MHz) than the DDR3 RAMs which used to be 1066 or 1333 MHz on average. Hardware: Storage SSD Now this is one of the most important of all the specs that you must know about this laptop, I know 256 GB of space doesn't sound a lot but if you have performance in mind then it's the best, the HDDs doesn't even come closer to this. Most of the times the Write speeds reach more than 150 MB/s and on average it gives around 120 MB/s which is way better than a HDD (30-40 MB/s on average). Hardware: Intel 620 Graphics Well if you want to buy this for gaming purposes than the only thing I can say is that it can play games smoothly like Max Payne 3, Call of Duty (all latest versions) on mid and mid+ settings with more than 40-45 fps (which is more than good). Hardware: DVD R/W No DVD writer available (We hardly need those now). Hardware: Battery The battery lasts around 5.5 hours to 7 hours on average, 3 to 3.5 hours if you're doing some really heavy work like gaming or video editing and runs around 8 to 9 hours if put in power saving mode (doesn't impact the performance though). Con: The only drawback that I found is it heats up fast, but a laptop cooler can dramatically reduce or completely solve this problem.