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HP Envy Laptop 17, Windows 11 Pro, 17.3", Intel® Core™ Ultra 7, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050, 4K UHD, Mineral silver
HP Envy Laptop 17, Windows 11 Pro, 17.3", Intel® Core™ Ultra 7, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050, 4K UHD, Mineral silver
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DiscontinuedThis product has been discontinued.
Screen Size17.3"ColorMineral silver aluminum
- Windows 11 Pro
- Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 processor
- NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050 Laptop GPU (4 GB GDDR6 dedicated)
- 32 GB memory; 1 TB SSD storage
- 17.3" diagonal 4K UHD displaySee all Specs
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HP Envy Laptop 17, Windows 11 Pro, 17.3", Intel® Core™ Ultra 7, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050, 4K UHD, Mineral silver
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The HP Envy Laptop PC levels up your work or downtime in every possible way, with a bigger, bolder, picture-perfect display, amazing audio, and advanced collaboration technology—all backed by a design with recycled materials, serious power, plus all the apps you need for an unstoppable you.
Get your hustle on with the power to do it all
Bring power to all you do with the latest Intel® Processor[1], plenty of storage, and built-in security.
Next-level screen time
Enjoy the best seat in the house with a vibrant display and Poly Studio for a cinematic experience.
Privacy on lock
This laptop layers built-in security and privacy, like the manual camera shutter and walk-away lock.
Do more, use less, feel good
Do the planet a solid with a responsibly designed laptop made using recycled metals and plastics[2].
Copilot in Windows 11 - Get answers, inspiration, and summaries
Find the relevant information and ideas you need to power your own ingenuity. Copilot in Windows 11 can deliver answers that are more relevant to you**.
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Get a fresh perspective
From a rejuvenated Start menu, to new ways to connect to your favorite people, news, games, and content—Windows 11 is the place to think, express, and create in a natural way.[3]
Game without compromise. Go beyond performance with Intel Core Ultra Processors.
Be everything you want to be, in-game and out with optimized performance and new features. Play harder and work smarter with Intel Core Processors.[4]
NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050
Step up to the power of 2nd generation RTX powered by the award-winning NVIDIA Ampere architecture. AI and new system optimizations create more efficient gaming laptops in new and innovative form factors.[5]
Intel® Graphics
With Intel® Arc™ graphics1 built-in, AI powers advanced creation and gameplay. Enjoy the high performance needed for accelerated creation and immersive high-resolution gaming, even while on-the-go.[6]
4K IPS display
With 8.2 million pixels, be mesmerized by the 4K experience. The spectacular 3840 x 2160 resolution delivers your content in jaw-dropping quality with true-to-life definition and 178° wide-viewing angles.[7]
Eyesafe® Certified Display
Eyesafe® certified displays meet TÜV low blue light requirements and Eyesafe® standards for protecting your eyes from harmful blue light without distorting colors to reduce eyestrain when working for long periods of time.
Flicker-free
Using DC Dimming technology that controls brightness by adjusting direct current rather than cycling the backlight, we can eliminate screen flickering for more comfortable viewing.[8]
16:9 aspect ratio
A 16:9 aspect ratio lets you see more of your content with less scrolling.[9]
Copilot in Windows with Copilot key
Copilot in Windows gives you intelligent answers. Access with just the touch of the Copilot key.[10]
Recycled aluminum
Because little things make a big difference, this laptop design includes sustainable materials like recycled aluminum.[11]
ENERGY STAR® certified
Save energy and money with ENERGY STAR®, certified by the EPA so you will use less energy and save money where it counts most.[12]
HP Fast Charge
When your laptop is low on power, no one has time to wait hours to recharge. Power down your device and go from 0 to 50% charge in approximately 30 minutes.[13]
Technical details
HP Envy Laptop 17, Windows 11 Pro, 17.3", Intel® Core™ Ultra 7, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050, 4K UHD, Mineral silver is rated
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Rated 3 out of
5
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WILLIAM BAHNEY from
VERY GOOD IN ALL FEATURES
VERY GOOD IN ALL FEATURES, EXCEPT IT HAS A SOFTWARE PROBLEM WITH MICROSOFT TEXT COLORING AND HIGHLIGHTING
Date published: 2025-06-22
Rated 5 out of
5
by
P1310 from
HP ENVY 17: a History of Quality
HP Envy 17”:: Setup = easy! 3-step paper pictorial sheet. :: OS Usage = MS windows, dual booting with LINUX Fedora 42. :: favorite features: numerical keyboard, HP 4K UHD display. While I have used 2 other high-quality brands of laptops in a corporate setting, I insist on HP because of sturdiness, build quality, and service. This 2025 HP Envy 17" Laptop is a preemptive replacement for: my HP Spectre 360 Laptop [born 2017-11-27], which I still use daily over seven years for C++ development. The Spectre has LINUX Fedora 41 OS. About 2 years after my Spectre warranty expiration, I contacted HP to pay for cleaning, fan service, etc. The help team supervisor delivered a box to return the Spectre the next day. Cost of the service was ZERO! My initial experience with superior HP quality was in the RPN calculator arena: 15C, 41, 48, PRIME.
Date published: 2025-06-18
Rated 3 out of
5
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Anonymous from
HP Review from Roger Reisinger
PC works fine. Have Problems with all extra un-needed applications and startup crap. When using PC link to copy files from old computer, it copies files to one-drive and forcing me to by more space, i have a 2TB hard drive. That should have been plenty for all my files. I am dis-satisfied with buying extra products.
Date published: 2025-06-15
Rated 5 out of
5
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Anonymous from
Works well
Equipment works well
Date published: 2025-06-15
Rated 3 out of
5
by
pgmr from
An okay, "settle for" laptop
I was asked to review my "173 inch laptop". 173 inches? Wow. Well, I like my 17" laptop...sorta. The 17" size is slowly disappearing but it is very useful for displaying documents side by side in a reasonable size. Also, for complex user interfaces like Photoshop, 16" is too small for my taste. I like the laptop's dark gray color; I was pretty sick of the shiny, silvery color of my last HP laptop. The keys also are gray with nice backlights when needed. I appreciate the lights on the Caps Lock key, Power key, and Microphone/F8 key, but would like one on the Num Lock key. I would have purchased a better graphics card but better ones were not available for this model. The fan doesn't run often and when it does, it's quiet (unlike my last laptop which, as it got older, had more and more fan noise, like it needed a screw tightened or something). The screen is very good, no black pixels, great color, and plenty bright for indoors (I have not tried it outdoors). The touchpad responds quickly, reliably, and accurately. I absolutely need a number pad and this laptop has one; these are increasingly hard to find nowadays.
Now for what I don't like:
1. The sound is awful; music lacks treble and voices are annoyingly lacking in the non-vocal letters like "b", "p", "d", "s", etc. It sounds like someone talking through a blanket. Try learning a new language when you can't hear half the sounds. There is absolutely no way to adjust sound settings except volume, which at this price, I think is ridiculous.
2. The touchpad is wa-a-ay too big and is not centered below the standard keyboard so my right palm constantly is touching it when I type, causing the cursor to move who knows where a hundred times a day.
3. The keyboard requires very firm typing. I am so used to my last HP which had a very light touch and I could type a mile a minute. This laptop, however, seems to need much more pressure and definitely in the center of the keys or the keypress is not recognized. It is especially annoying on the numpad which I use throughout the day. For games like Sudoku, where you're typing only numbers, it misses about 25% of keypresses and I have to go back and retype the number. VERY annoying and unacceptable in my view. I have tried tweaking the Keyboard settings but the problem remains unsolved.
4. The small, half-size Power on/off key is right next to the small, half-size Delete key. Both keys are above the Backspace key.
5. The CoPilot key replaces the right Control key. This is not just on HP laptops but it is annoying since I use the Rt Ctrl + Enter key combo many times a day. I installed MS PowerToys just to be able to reprogram CoPilot back to right Ctrl. AFAIK, there is no registry key available to alter the key assignment.
6. I never get anywhere near 6 hours of battery run time, more like 3.5-4, and that's just typical browser, email, and minor Excel computation. I don't move this laptop around at all; it is firmly set in the family room. I easily could keep it plugged in but HP's online battery "maintenance" tips say to drain the battery often. It's a pain in the neck to get down on the floor to unplug it every morning and then plug it back in around noon. Rinse and repeat for the afternoon. Needless to say, I don't do it everyday.
7. The only real set-up problem I had was with the warranty which was listed incorrectly and which took multiple customer service contacts before it was fixed. There also was a minor issue with the screen colors initially being practically fluorescent until I adjusted it.
8. HP touts its rewards for purchase but after you wait the mandatory 36 days, you find rewards cannot be used on software. I waited over a month to buy MS Office only to find I could not use the $40+ reward.
9. There is no fingerprint sensor, only facial recognition.
10. The function keys are small, half-size keys that are progressively offset to the left from the number keys below them. The "F_" labels on these keys are extremely small. The offset increases with each key; for example, while the F1 key is right above the "1" key, the F6 key is only half above the "6" key, and the F10 key is almost all above the "9" key.
11. The HP customer support website is a mess. It doesn't recognize the product #/serial # in some pages but does on other pages. Nothing seems organized; it's easy to go down a rabbit hole clicking links, only to end up back at the beginning. It's nearly impossible to talk to a live person and the robot helper is not helpful if your question is outside its decidedly small database of answers.
All in all, if I had been able to go to a physical store to try out this laptop, I would not have bought it, mostly for the keypress issues. Also, since we are stuck with online purchase, it would be nice if HP offered more customization options. I "settled" for this laptop. It did not have all features I wanted and was willing to pay for but it was the best I could find.
Date published: 2025-06-11
Rated 4 out of
5
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Anonymous from
Aggravating problems
Experienced 2 on-going annoyances: Cannot connect the new HP laser printer bought recently as the computer refuses to be found by the printer, Secondly, It reports the camera is being blocked. I tried all the suggestions on your website and on Google. So I have to type in my pin constantly.
Date published: 2025-06-07
Rated 3 out of
5
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Alan83 from
For the price, it's a mediocre laptop.
Default power settings are incredibly annoying, like the screen dimming if it thinks you look away. The built-in camera doesn't display color well and often doesn't function properly with Windows Hello. The touch pad is very finicky about exactly where you click and is hard to use. The touch pad definitely needs to be improved. The main redeeming feature is the 4K display, which I consider to be the minimum acceptable resolution for any computer monitor.
Date published: 2025-06-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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LA Anderson from
Has Everything You Need
The second Envy I've purchased. Still using my original as a back-up. Great computer for power or want-to-be power users. Has all the fun extras you want
Date published: 2025-06-05
Does it have a touch screen? Is the keyboard back lit?
Hello. Thanks for your question. This HP Envy Laptop 17-cw0097nr does have a backlit keyboard. It does not have a touchscreen display.
Date published: 2024-11-15
What HP laptops have the solid state
Hello. Thanks for your question. The current HP laptops have a SSD (Solid State Drive). If you need help finding a new HP laptop, we recommend reaching out to the HP customer service team for further assistance: https://www.hp.com/us-en/contact-hp/shopping.html
Date published: 2025-05-19
when was this laptop released
Hello. Thanks for your question. This HP Envy Laptop 17-cw1097nr has been active since March 2024.
Date published: 2024-06-03
I do not see dvd drives
Thank you for your question! As consumer demands for laptops lean towards slimmer, lighter, and longer battery life, internal DVD disc drives are no longer being offered. An external USB is a great option for this.
Date published: 2024-10-11
Is it touch screen
Thank you for your question, this model is not a touch-screen.
Date published: 2025-01-30
How is the sound of the laptop, is it loud enough compared with the ones that have the bangs and olufsen speakers, the last hp envy I purchased in 2018 didn't have a good sound
Thank you for your question! As this question is subjective, this forum cannot answer it properly. What one may find to be great sound, another may not. However, this HP Envy Laptop 17 has Poly Studio sound with dual speakers capable of DTS:X Ultra and has HP Audio Boost. DTS:X Ultra is a technology designed to enhance audio experiences, particularly for gaming and XR, by creating a three-dimensional audio environment. It allows for precise placement and movement of sound effects, providing a more immersive and realistic listening experience.
Date published: 2025-04-30
Is it possible to upgrade the SSD in this laptop to 2 TB either from the factory or as a DiY upgrade?
The HP Envy 17 (9U7B9UA) internal parts are considered non-consumer accessible. This link https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/pdp/hp-envy-laptop-17t-cw100-173-8l7h1av-1 is for the customizable version and does give you the ability to pick a 2TB SSD. You will also have to select the other spec options to match up with the (9U7B9UA) version. Thank you for your question.
Date published: 2025-05-21
Is this a good laptop for basic home use?
That will depend more on the applications you are using and the type of settings you want to use them on. You can look up the system requirements for software from the publisher's site and see if the specs of the HP Envy Laptop 17 (9U7B9UA) match the requirements for the settings and requirements you would prefer to use the software on. Thank you for your question.
Date published: 2025-05-21
Return and exchange information
HP.com will accept returns or exchanges for this product up to 30 days after delivery. A restocking fee may apply. For details, please visit: https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/cv/returnsandexchanges.
