Dude, could you tell me if the matte screen bother you even if you don't turn on sure view mode?? Thanks in advance.

@@dodgerseddy Love the Matte screen itself.. I actually bought a Spectre and returned it because that glossy screen was reflecting way too much. The only con to this set-up is even with SureView disengaged, the light from the screen is put out more direct-ahead, meaning, the light isn't consistent through out the screen (The part that you are looking at is the brightest, and it dims away from the center of your eye), which i find is mitigated by turning up the brightness. After a few hours of use, it no longer bothers me like it did right away, and when the screen is all white like word, excel, or even right now on KZfaq, you don't even notice it at all. I chose the matte screen and SureView because it was advertised as being able to be use outside, and it sure is, with the exception of directly facing the sun itself, otherwise, even in sunlight, its super view-able.

@@dann952 thanks for the comment. I'll buy this laptop and join this great family.

Yeah she's great ❤

Interesting. Does it still do that with a glove?

You have to select the matte option.

@@mobiletechreview I don't see the option what would it be called? Their site is so confusing.

How's the anti glare screen

Ipad pros are the best tablets in the market right now. Dont know if it has that program though

@@ogikay7056 dislike apple products, they are not worth the hassle and dont want to replace the board for even tiny bit problem. i am a windows user and use android phone so i dont want to switch just for tab. i want a good 2 in 1 or tab.i am alternating between galax tab, surface pro 6, asus transformer and HP spectre x360 and spectre folio. i want to know if there are other good ones. i want to avoid surface pro because it has no usb c.

@@LordRedDragon i switched from iphone x to Samsung s10+ still use my ipad pro tho it's not that bad :) . Please let me know if you decide on one. i may switch too

lores996 Sketchbook Pro. It's a free program.

Once you understand it, the HP laptop naming scheme for the business lines is super helpful. this is an X360- so i know it folds, the 1040 tells me that its from the highest line of Elitebook (the 10xx series) versus the 8xx series or the 7xx or the 6xxx. The 40 tells me it has a 14" screen. and the G5 tells me its 5th gen in that line. example: 830G6, 840G6, 850G6 are all the Elitebook line with a 13", 14" and 15" screens respectively- and they are all Gen6 which came out in 2019. If you told me you had a 740G3, i would know that its the next line down and its a 14" screen from the Gen3 era... 2016 ish.

So like... a matebook x pro lol

@@dubu12 But convertible and with a mate screen. A big difference in my opinion ;-)

@@dubu12 Don't buy from the nation committing genocide.

What pen was it you got please?

@@elizabethnjoku2669 HP Rechargeable Active Pen G3

@@christopherpaine1858 Oh thank you. It can work with Elitebook x360 1030 and x360 1040 right? Also Is it costlier than the pen in the video?

Since she has to send back the units she reviews, I think just her own Surface Book 2 and maybe a MacBook (Air)? Might be wrong, though. That's just what I think I recall.

Woo! Thinkpads rule!

I was looking at a review of the EliteBook x360 830G6 and the video highlighted how bad the SureView is. What a shame that HP didn't fix this issue before they shipped it to customers.

used elitebook 840 with fhd display.

@@tim1638 haven't considered a used one. Thanks I'll look in to that

Used Thinkpad, t420 t430

You don't need horsepower for that, just go with anything that has a good quality 1080p IPS display.

@@mobiletechreview thanks! I'll search for one

Watch the review for the answers to your questions. Or go to 2:05 and simply read the specs screen.

@@Timo-M Well, many laptops come with large touchpads that do pinch to zoom and multi finger gestures. Mine does that for instance. I've been using a touchpad for years, I even have one on my work desktop because mice were beginning to bother my shoulder, so I have no problem with highlighting either. Though I usually use the keyboard for that, and as many keyboard shortcuts as possible, that's even faster and more precise once you learn how.