I’ve been having problems with my Surface Pro 7 so have been looking for an 11th gen intel replacement. As far as I know... this is the only one. Anyone know of any other options?

@@TabletPro How is the brightness on hp envy and quality? Other models : Hp spectre,Dell inspiron 7000,Lenovo 9i and 7i series. They all come with tiger lake processors.

Inside it seems brighter when directly compared. But outside not even close. It has a privacy screen and even with it off the viewing angles are low. Colors are over saturated as well. Probably a setting to adjust that but the setting I found and adjusted isn’t doing the job well.

I REALLY want a tablet (not 2 in 1) with a 700 nit (or 500 plus for now) and i7 1165 or 1185 processor and good drawing capabilities. Seems like this is doable right now.

@@TabletPro Thank you! Continue the good work! ❤

I was wondering actually if this has out dated drivers for mpp 1.x and that’s maybe why it’s so bad and works better without tilt data

@@TabletPro i hope thats it! If it is, and if it improves, please make a quick update video

@@TabletPro does the tilt work by using Snip & Sketch > Pencil Tools? I normally use this method to check Tilt support.

I actually bought an iPad because I was disappointed with the MPP. Microsoft addressed the issue with pdf annotation on Edge. You can have beautiful handwriting and good lines with Edge. I am surprised they do not apply it system wide.

I’ve heard good things about the XPS series but don’t have much experience maybe I’ll order one

3-4 hours

@@n1rmal748 nah its way more

its about 8 hours

Does the screen look dim ? Am trying to choose between the spectre and this 1

@@lilangelz9247 to be completely honest;no, it's perfect for my tastes. In low lighting the screen can appear to be 'too bright'. personally I have been using this computer for photo editing and digital design and it kicks ass. I had an MSi PS63 that i got last year for $1500 but ended up with a hardware malfunction so BestBuy let me trade it in for the X360 and comparing the two has been like night and day. My last computer was great for gaming but had low ram and a very dim display. Now I have the HP and I could not be happier with my purchase. It costed me about $1000 with much better hardware than my old laptop. If you are deciding between the x360 and the spectre, I would advise you to see these laptops hands on so you can make the best decision for you. For me though, I love everything about this computer and the only thing I would wish for is a bigger hard drive but I do have a few external ones so it is not much of an issue for what I am currently using the computer for.

@@TheUchihaKid can u tell me what are the viewing angles like please??

This may sound like a silly question, but what do you want the screen protector to do?

@@TabletPro 1) To protect the screen from any scratches n all. 2) The writing experience to be the same (or very similar) as without any screen protector and original surface pen.

This won’t be enough info. But I use KeyPress OSD. It has a mouse halo and I turn it on with a keyboard shortcut. Will float while the pen is near as well as pen down

Yes it is called the Tablet Pro Artist Pad www.tabletpro.com

@@TabletPro Thankyou so much for your help. Very appreciate it :)

No problem. It’s the Tablet Pro artist pad www.tabletpro.com/#install

I REALLY want this feature as well. Working on it hopefully soon

Tablet Pro Artist Pad www.tabletpro.com

He is using sketchbook

hello, what u get intel version for this envy x360 gen11, intel i7 or intel evo i7

@@nugrohoadi5743 its evo series 1165G7

@@Sandy-ul5uj cool! thx for the info, in my country indonesia will available in mid December

😂

I'm also interested in how the HP Tilt Pen MPP 2.0 works

Any updates? I used Raphael 520. The pen is advertised with tilt but I don't think it works.

Try it in OneNote with the pencil selected

I second this !

As I understand the ram isn't upgradeable on any of the envy series

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Which Envy model? Surface Pro 7+ is what I currently have chosen. Most likely my answer would be the i5 Surface Pro 7+ and order it directly from Microsoft for warranty purposes. Use the parent/student/education discount for 10% off.

I don't know are you joking or asking seriously, but.. if there's no touch screen, you can't even use your fingers to move the screen. So, you can't use a stylus pen on non-touch screen laptop..

There is a number of non touch enabled tablets that use a pen. I personally think that’s annoying but there is a significant number that do that. Just very few Best Buy popular brands. For instance. Huion and Wacom have a large number with pen but no touch.

@@meowmeong2036 I'm fully serious :)

I haven't seen one benchmark to validate this...maybe the ryzen 7...

A few weeks ago. Maybe a month

It should work but I don’t remember still if it did. Tilt is typically available by default on most devices

Hi Karen, looking online I see it has a touch screen but I don’t see that it has pen support. The Bluetooth will work even if the screen doesn’t support a pen. They are all disconnected unfortunately. It might have pen support but I’m not seeing it. You can use a capacitive stylus that doesn’t support pressure if that’s the case but those aren’t great in my opinion.

@@TabletPro, thank you so much for replying, you are the only person I have managed to even speak to. Is this because mine is an older version of HP Envy x360? As I have seen videos with an HP Envy x360 with the HP tilt pen, but obviously didn't know which version of that laptop. Is there any type of capacitive stylus you recommend ? The pressure sensitivity would have been beneficial, but I would try a more basic pen until I can afford a better laptop, only had this one 3 weeks though. Where can you find it, where it says it supports a pen? So I can check others in the future please? I have seen where it says on the laptop, it supports a touchscreen, but I can't remember where I saw it. Thank you for your help.

@@TabletPro I am looking for a stylus with a fine tip if you can think of one that would be worth trying. Thanks.

@@TabletPro Device name DESKTOP-HAH0RNT Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7500U CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.90 GHz Installed RAM 8.00 GB (7.88 GB usable) Device ID 8EB9B4A2-7103-4324-B82D-A71594553B15 Product ID 00325-96034-13123-AAOEM System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor Pen and touch Touch support with 10 touch points What is my laptop referring to when it mentions 10 touch points?

I picked it up on a whim, I'm not sure if I tried the pen at the store or not, but yes, that would have been smart to do. I really wanted to test the gaming performance of the machine mostly. So it was really useful from that perspective. as for the 8gb of ram. you might be right!

Yea

definitely! I mean that amount of jitter with such high latency is no good. If using smoothing latency would go crazy

at what time in the video?

I agree. This is barely gold though