With the Pavilion Plus Laptop 14, a highlight in the Pavilion family, HP is bucking its conventional reputation as a low-cost manufacturer. HP is launching intermediate Pavilions that put an emphasis on both price and lightweight design, departing from the Pavilion’s customary placement behind the Envy and Spectre models. After handling the Pavilion Plus 14 firsthand, I was instantly drawn to its elegant metallic chassis, which combined remarkable lightness with durability, making it the ideal partner for my always mobile lifestyle.
Visual Experience:
With its 2.8K OLED screen, the Pavilion Plus 14 opens up a world of vivid images. Film evenings and photo shoots turned into enjoyable events with clear photos and a vibrant spectrum of colors. With its 500 nits of brightness, the HDR option changed the game for graphics-intensive projects.
Efficiency and Multitasking:
Beneath its fashionable façade, the Pavilion Plus 14 is a really powerful machine. With 16GB of RAM, the 13th generation Intel Core i7 CPU handled multitasking with ease. The laptop seemed unaffected whether it was editing images while streaming music or handling many internet tabs. The Thunderbolt 4 port made quick data transmission possible.
Additional Audio and Visual Features:
My favorite songs sounded amazing on the B&O speakers, which also astonished me with their richness. A clever manual shutter for privacy complemented the excellent video calling performance of the HP Wide Vision 5MP IR camera. It was a happy surprise to see Xbox Game Pass Ultimate included, since it offered a handy diversion during breaks.
Quick Charging and Batteries:
Throughout the workday, the laptop’s battery life held up nicely, and quick charging was a convenient feature for those last-minute rushes.
The HP Pavilion Plus Laptop 14, which retails for Rs 99,999, is a competitive laptop that offers a smooth combination of performance and design for those looking for a midrange model.
