Elevate your productivity with the HP EliteBook 830 G7 – the ultimate business laptop designed for professionals on the go. Powered by an Intel Core i5, 16GB RAM, and a 256GB SSD, it delivers seamless performance for multitasking and demanding workloads. Its sleek 13.3-inch Full HD touchscreen offers vibrant visuals.
Equipped with multiple ports, including USB-C, HDMI, and microSD, it keeps you connected. With robust security features and long-lasting battery life, the EliteBook 1030 G4 is the ideal choice for efficiency, portability, and reliability.
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The 13.3″ EliteBook 830 G7 Laptop from HP is a powerful, secure, and durable system that delivers a collaborative approach to work that keeps users connected and productive so they can meet the demands of their multi-task and multi-place workday. This system is powered by a 1.6 GHz Intel Core i5-10210U Quad-Core processor that allows you to run multiple applications simultaneously. If you need more power, the system can be overclocked to 4.2 GHz using Intel Turbo Boost 2.0 technology. The 8GB of 2666 MHz DDR4 RAM, which comes in a 1 x 8GB configuration, helps to ensure smooth multitasking and allows the computer to quickly access frequently used files and programs. If you need more RAM, this system accepts up to 64GB, using one 32GB module in each of the 260-pin SO-DIMM slots.
The 13.3-inch EliteBook 830 G7 is HP’s latest mid-range business laptop that sits in between the lower-end ProBook series and higher-end EliteBook 1030 series. The model is a visual redesign when compared to the last generation EliteBook 830 G6 or 830 G5. HP offers a 14-inch version of this laptop with many of the same hardware options and features called the EliteBook 840 G7.
Our unit here comes configured with the Core i5-10210U, 250-nit display or the AMD Ryzen U-series. . Other major configurations include the Core i7-10810U CPU, 400-nit 1080p display, 16 GB RAM, Cat16 WWAN, and 512 GB NVMe SSD, but no discrete GPU options are available.
Paint a golden Spectre 13 gray and that’ll give you a good idea of what an EliteBook will feel like. The chassis has a high quality impression without needing to resort to carbon fiber or woven fabric like on the ThinkPad or Dell Latitude/XPS series. Rigidity is excellent with minimal twisting and almost no creaking much like on the higher-end EliteBook 1030 series. We would love to see more color options, but there’s not much else to complain about other than the superficial.
The one feature missing on the EliteBook 830 G7 is a MicroSD reader whereas both the competing Latitude 7310 and ThinkPad X13 have it standard. In return, the system has two Thunderbolt 3 ports compared to one on the 830 G6. Keep in mind that the system can be recharged by USB-C or the proprietary barrel charger. We suspect that HP will drop the barrel charger port for something more useful on future models of the EliteBook.
The Intel AX201 comes standard for Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity with no noticeable issues when paired to our Netgear RAX200 test router. WWAN is supported as well with Intel XMM 7360 or 7560 LTE options, but eSIM is absent meaning users will have to insert their own nano-SIM cards.
The same suite of security features on the Elitebook 1030 series can be found here on the 830 G7 including HP Client Security. There is no proximity sensor for complete hands-free login unlike on the Latitude 7310.
The bottom panel is secured by just 5 Philips screws with none hidden underneath the rubber feet. While easy to remove, the aluminum shields covering the M.2 SSD and 2x SODIMM slots will take more patience.
HP has redesigned the keyboard to be quieter than before without impacting key feedback. The Space and Enter keys, however, continue to be noticeably louder than the main QWERTY keys. Even so, the keyboards on Spectre and EliteBook laptops in particular have always been excellent for typing due to their firmer feedback when compared to the softer keys on the XPS series and most other Ultrabooks.
Key layout has changed a bit as well. The Power button is now near the top right corner of the keyboard squished in between the Print Screen and Delete keys. To prevent accidental presses, it requires slightly more force to depress and a longer stroke before the input is registered. We would like to see the fingerprint reader integrated onto the Power button on future models. Meanwhile, the F12 key now doubles as a handy customizable key for user-defined macros or applications.
The smooth Precision clickpad is larger than the one on the Latitude 7310 (11 x 6.3 cm vs. 10.5 x 6.1 cm). Gliding, however, is stickier than expected which can make wide cursor movements tiring. Moving from one side of the screen to the other, for example, takes more effort from the finger than on most other Ultrabooks.
The integrated mouse clicks are shallow in travel with relatively weak feedback when pressed. Clatter is quiet as a result, but we would’ve preferred a firmer and more satisfying click or just regular dedicated mouse buttons instead.
HWiNFO is unable to identify the panel name aside from its Chi Mei CMN13A9 controller. Display quality is excellent with its high contrast ratio and brighter backlight than both the ThinkPad X13 and Latitude 7310. Ghosting remains noticeable due to the average black-white response times which shouldn’t be an issue for the target audience.\
CPU options range from the Core i5-10210U all the way up to the vPro-enabled Core i7-10810U like the one we have here with no Ice Lake options to be seen. Keep in mind that the i7-10810U is not necessarily faster than the i7-10710U as they are mostly separated by vPro compatibility.
For AMD options, the EliteBook 835 series will fill that gap albeit without any Thunderbolt 3 support. AMD processors are recommended if you value the extra graphics horsepower over the usual Intel UHD Graphics 620.
Both RAM and WLAN are user-upgradeable which is more than what we can say for the Latitude 7310 or ThinkPad X13. The two DDR4-2666 SODIMM slots support 32 GB each for a total of 64 GB.
CPU performance is only good during the initial burst of Turbo Boost clock rates. When subjected to constant stress, performance begins to fall flat. Our CineBench R15 xT loop test below shows a performance dip of 22 percent over time because the system is unable to sustain high Turbo Boost clock rates for extended periods. This has a profound impact on long-running benchmarks like CineBench R20 where performance can be 35 percent slower than the Latitude 9510 equipped with the same Core i7-10810U CPU.
There is only one internal storage bay due to the small size of the laptop. The 512 GB Samsung PM981a SSD is one of the fastest consumer NVMe solutions at the moment to outclass the SK Hynix BC501/511 series as found on the Surface Book series. HP offers Xpoint and SATA III configurations for users who don’t need NVMe speeds.
Aside from a few larger examples, most EliteBooks are limited to integrated graphics only due to their small designs. The AMD-based EliteBook 835 series, however, can provide over two times the graphics power over the aging Intel UHD Graphics 620 for those who need it.
The system is mostly silent during low to low-medium loads like web browsing or video streaming. The fan may slowly pick up to 31.4 dB(A) if running higher loads, but this is still almost inaudible in a typical office environment. Running extreme loads like Prime95 will cause the fan to run at up to 39 dB(A).
There weren’t enough compelling reasons to upgrade from the EliteBook 830 G5 to the 830 G6, but the latest 830 G7 represents a significant jump in chassis design and portability to be a much easier recommendation over any of its predecessors. Its comfortable keyboard, super-bright display options, and user-upgradeable RAM/WLAN/SSD are not usually available on competing systems of this size category including the ThinkPad X13 or Latitude 7310.
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Overview
| Brand |
HP |
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| Operating system |
Windows |
Processor
| Processor |
Intel Core i5 |
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Display
| Screen type |
NON-TOUCH, TOUCH |
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RAM
| RAM |
16GB |
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Storage
| Storage |
256GB |
|---|---|
| Type of storage |
SSD |
Connectivity
| Wi-Fi |
Yes |
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Features
| Speakers |
Stereo speakers |
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General
| Our guarantee |
2 Weeks |
|---|---|
| Material |
Metal |
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