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HP Envy 6 (1010TU)
For less than AU$1000, the Envy 6 is quite a good deal, with an excellent build quality and attractive design. To get there, though, the company had to use last-generation specs.
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User Reviews / Comments HP Envy 6 (1010TU)
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HildaK1
"Just bought mine today. Came home all excited, gathered the family around so I could show it off. Opened lid, (earlier on although I noticed the right hinge lid was slightly askew and questioned t..."
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yesman
"I also had a problem with a hinge. After 3 months, it somehow became slightly askew and so every time I opened or closed the lid it peeled the actual screen away from the plastic shell. I returned ..."
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itorreswong
"Bought an envy 6 in july and the hinge that holds the screen broke recently by me just opening the laptop, not very sturdy. claimed the frepair on warranty and they did a good job fixing it and wer..."
