Just realized a mistake I made. I made Round 10 come before 9. Sorry for that guys. And I really should have emphasized more on the trackpad on the HP Envy x360. Its that good. You get so much of a premium feel as compared to the Flex 5. 2022 Edit: Hey guys I have been using the HP Envy x360 but out of nowhere the hinge on the HP got stuck when I was opening my laptop and I am unable to free it. This partially removed the screen and cracked the screen entirely and the screen is now not working. This is a serious quality issue with the HP Envy x360.
Lenovo Flex 5 also has mic kill switch. Turn Fn Lock off and hit F4 and your microphone will be disabled. You can also add the lenovo vantage toolbar to your taskbar to easily turn the microphone off instead of going to the app
Too bad Hp Envy is about RM5000 - RM6000 in my country 😂 Can't afford that. Everything is expensive here 😭 Out of my budget. Lenovo Flex 5 is around RM3989 - RM4000+ here. Within my budget
I compared flex 5 14 inches and pavilion x360 (both core i5 *1135G7, 8GB, 512GB) myself and pavilion wins all comparison points except speakers in flex 5 are more clear but pavilion more loud if on table or hard surface and typing is tad easier on Lenovo, The screen is more bright on pavilion. Pavilion is eye pleasing but more expensive though.
Since both laptops don't come with a stylus, I wasn't able to test that. But if you go to the Windows 10 Pen & Windows Ink Settings, there is this option called "Ignore touch input when I'm using my pen" so I am guessing there is Palm Rejection but I'm not completely sure.
The Flex 5 is ideally the more wallet-friendly option whilst the Envy x360 is a bit more premium. This applies from trackpad to display. But are you planning on buying these exact same specs and for what purpose are you planning to buy?
@@shaterrica363 If you are planning on getting these exact same specs, I'd recommend the HP Envy x360. Fortnite is a very lightweight game so the Intel Iris Plus will do more than enough for Fortnite. Going with the HP will result in a beautiful display for gaming.
There are a set of question you need to answer first for the perfect laptop. 1) Are you planning on buying these exact same laptops with the exact same specs or a different spec-d Ideapad Flex 5 and Envy x360? 2) What resolution do you edit at (FHD, 4K, 8K)? 3) Will you use AutoCAD for 2D or 3D designs?
@@RishiPriyan for no. 1 yes. For no. 2 and 3 idk 😅 I'm a freshman engineering student tho and I'm not familiar with tech stuff, but I need a new laptop. My prof told me that we will be using these apps, so which one do u prefer?
@@HelloHi-so4gk Then I would recommend the HP Envy x360 because of its superior build quality and better quality speakers when compared to the flex 5. I asked question 2 and 3 to recommend you some specs. If you don’t edit in 8K (8K editing is super rare), integrated graphics are fine. For AutoCAD, I would recommend you at least get a decent GPU with at least 4GB vRAM. So all in all I recommend the HP Envy x360 although there are other great offerings from companies like Dell, Razer, Asus, and Apple. So for specs I recommend you get at least i7-1065g7 or it’s AMD equivalent or the M1. 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Dedicated GPU with at least 4GB vRAM (you should get an external GPU if you get the m1 MacBooks)
This is a kind of comparison i was searching for. Thanks. You helped me to get a closer and beter idea of both models.
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this video is super well produced and so comprehensive - really helpful in my search! thank you so much ☺️
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Just realized a mistake I made. I made Round 10 come before 9. Sorry for that guys. And I really should have emphasized more on the trackpad on the HP Envy x360. Its that good. You get so much of a premium feel as compared to the Flex 5.
2022 Edit: Hey guys I have been using the HP Envy x360 but out of nowhere the hinge on the HP got stuck when I was opening my laptop and I am unable to free it. This partially removed the screen and cracked the screen entirely and the screen is now not working. This is a serious quality issue with the HP Envy x360.
This has nothing to do with the video, but I remember when this channel had only about 10 subscribers
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Lenovo Flex 5 also has mic kill switch. Turn Fn Lock off and hit F4 and your microphone will be disabled. You can also add the lenovo vantage toolbar to your taskbar to easily turn the microphone off instead of going to the app
Amazing video. Super helpful. Thank you
Too bad Hp Envy is about RM5000 - RM6000 in my country 😂 Can't afford that. Everything is expensive here 😭 Out of my budget. Lenovo Flex 5 is around RM3989 - RM4000+ here. Within my budget
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I compared flex 5 14 inches and pavilion x360 (both core i5 *1135G7, 8GB, 512GB) myself and pavilion wins all comparison points except speakers in flex 5 are more clear but pavilion more loud if on table or hard surface and typing is tad easier on Lenovo, The screen is more bright on pavilion. Pavilion is eye pleasing but more expensive though.
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does palm rejection works on those two laptops?
Since both laptops don't come with a stylus, I wasn't able to test that. But if you go to the Windows 10 Pen & Windows Ink Settings, there is this option called "Ignore touch input when I'm using my pen" so I am guessing there is Palm Rejection but I'm not completely sure.
@@RishiPriyan Ok thanks
Can u please help me choose between .hp envy x360 vs lenovo flex 5 .
The Flex 5 is ideally the more wallet-friendly option whilst the Envy x360 is a bit more premium. This applies from trackpad to display. But are you planning on buying these exact same specs and for what purpose are you planning to buy?
@@RishiPriyan I’m going to use it for college and gaming such as fortnite. Which one do you recommend for those purposes?
@@shaterrica363 If you are planning on getting these exact same specs, I'd recommend the HP Envy x360. Fortnite is a very lightweight game so the Intel Iris Plus will do more than enough for Fortnite. Going with the HP will result in a beautiful display for gaming.
Hi, which one should I buy for AutoCad and editing?
There are a set of question you need to answer first for the perfect laptop.
1) Are you planning on buying these exact same laptops with the exact same specs or a different spec-d Ideapad Flex 5 and Envy x360?
2) What resolution do you edit at (FHD, 4K, 8K)?
3) Will you use AutoCAD for 2D or 3D designs?
@@RishiPriyan for no. 1 yes. For no. 2 and 3 idk 😅 I'm a freshman engineering student tho and I'm not familiar with tech stuff, but I need a new laptop. My prof told me that we will be using these apps, so which one do u prefer?
@@HelloHi-so4gk Then I would recommend the HP Envy x360 because of its superior build quality and better quality speakers when compared to the flex 5. I asked question 2 and 3 to recommend you some specs. If you don’t edit in 8K (8K editing is super rare), integrated graphics are fine. For AutoCAD, I would recommend you at least get a decent GPU with at least 4GB vRAM. So all in all I recommend the HP Envy x360 although there are other great offerings from companies like Dell, Razer, Asus, and Apple. So for specs I recommend you get at least
i7-1065g7 or it’s AMD equivalent or the M1.
16GB RAM
512GB SSD
Dedicated GPU with at least 4GB vRAM (you should get an external GPU if you get the m1 MacBooks)
@@RishiPriyan thank you
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