- Is the HP Envy 17.3 good for gaming?
- Only for light and older games. It uses integrated Intel Arc graphics, not a dedicated GPU, so demanding titles run at low settings and frame rates.
- Can the RAM or storage be upgraded?
- Storage is easier to address than RAM on most Envy 17 configurations; check the service manual for your exact model before buying. A larger SSD is the simplest upgrade if 512 GB runs short.
- Does it have a fingerprint reader or face unlock?
- No. This configuration lists neither a fingerprint reader nor facial recognition, so you sign in with a password or PIN.
- Is the screen good for photo and video editing?
- The size helps, but the 1080p resolution and unknown color coverage make it a compromise for color-critical work. Casual editing is fine; professional grading is better on a higher-resolution, wide-gamut panel.
- What ports does it have?
- It offers USB-A and USB-C connections plus Bluetooth, with no optical drive and no SIM slot. That covers most peripherals, though you may want a hub for extra displays.
- Who is this laptop for?
- Buyers who want a large touchscreen and number pad for desk work, spreadsheets and streaming, and who rarely carry the laptop far.
- Where is the HP ENVY Laptop Computer cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $999.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the HP ENVY Laptop Computer?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Newegg, HP.