translated - 4.4 out of 5
Reviewed on notebookcheck.net in the United Kingdom on 28 August 2021
Following last year's comprehensive update of the HP EliteBook 830, the changes in the 8th generation are limited to new processors and some connectivity features. The compact business subnotebook is available with Intel's latest Tiger Lake processors as...
+high-quality case, very good keyboard, modern ports including Thunderbolt 4, extensive security features, good maintenance options, optionally available with LTE/5G, quiet and cool operation, three-year warranty-limited use of Turbo Boost, SureView technology leads to losses in image quality, no PCIe 4.0 or Wi-Fi 6EIn review: HP EliteBook 830 G8. Test device provided by HP Germany.After last year's major update, HP has only carefully updated the new EliteBook 830 G8. The case has remained the same, and together with the new Tiger Lake processor from Intel, Thunderbo...
Alex - 4 out of 5
Reviewed on laptopmedia.com in the United Kingdom on 30 June 2021
However, this unit comes with Tiger Lake CPUs – a huge jump from the Comet Lake-U processors from last year. Actually, the performance was one of the main issues with yesteryear's model. Despite that, it was extremely efficient and posted one of the best...
+Decent battery life, PCIe x4 support + 64GB of DDR4 memory in dual-channel, Two Thunderbolt 4 connectors, Wi-Fi 6, and optional 5G support, 89% of sRGB coverage and great color accuracy with our Gaming and Web design profile (IVO X133NVFF R0 (IVO8596-Weird fan noise at low RPM, High deviation in luminance in the top left corner (IVO X133NVFF R0 (IVO8596)), Minimum brightness is too high for use in the dark (IVO X133NVFF R0 (IVO8596))Before we started we were really hoping that HP wouldn't take away arguably the best feature of this device. Yes, we are talking about the battery life. Last year's EliteBook 830 G7 was able to last for more than two days on one charge. Not that we got ba...