HP Pavilion x2 10

83% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Nice price. Sleek, balanced design. Magnetic docking mechanism. Bright IPS display. USB-C port. Almost-11-hour battery life.

2GB of memory. Small keyboard. Soft speakers. Bloatware.

Conclusion The HP Pavilion x2 is a capable choice if you're looking for an inexpensive detachable-hybrid tablet, especially if you're going to be using it unplugged for most of the day. It's also better balanced on your lap than other detachable-hybrid...

Affordable machine running full Windows, Clever transformative multimode design with fully detachable tablet portion, IPS touchscreen features good contrast and brightness, Keyboard is better than expected, Performance is adequate for a device of its...

Construction quality and materials are nothing special, Constrained storage space, especially for a Windows-based device, Somewhat limited port selection, Not enough horsepower to manage anything other than the most menial tasks, Touchpad with...

In a world increasingly populated by inexpensive Chromebooks and low-grade tablets, convertible Windows-based devices have finally begun to carve out a portion of the budget space for their own inhabitance. While the HP Pavilion x2 10-n013dx admittedly...

Bright, high-contrast, viewing angle stable screen, Decent battery life, Full-sized USB 2.0 (no micro or mini USB), Dockable keyboard, One-year license for Office 365 Personal

Low resolution (1280 x 800 pixels), 12-month warranty only

HP's Pavilion 10-k000ng is a basic 10.1-inch tablet with a dockable keyboard. The computer provides enough power for applications from the office and Internet fields. The viewing-angle stable screen offers a good brightness and a very good contrast....