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HP ENVY x360 16 2-in-1
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The HP ENVY x360 16 2-in-1 is a 2024 convertible laptop built around a 16-inch touchscreen that folds flat for writing or spins a full 360 degrees into tablet mode. It landed in HP's mid-to-premium lineup, aimed at students and home users who wanted a bigger canvas than the 13- or 14-inch Envy x360 without stepping up to the Spectre. You will find it under model families like 16-ac0000 (AMD) and 16-ad0000 (Intel), with retail SKUs such as 16-ad0013dx, 16-ac0023dx, and 16-ac0003ca. Current-generation Ryzen and Core Ultra silicon, a touch display, and a metal chassis mean it still holds real resale value even a couple of configurations down the line. Pick your processor and condition above for a live, instant cash offer — see how the process works, or start with selling your HP laptop if you have more than one to move.
Confirm you have the HP ENVY x360 16 2-in-1
The fastest way to check is inside Windows: go to Settings → System → About and read the "Device name" and "System model" fields. You can also press Windows key + R, type dxdiag, and read the model off the System tab, or flip the laptop over and read the sticker near the regulatory markings, which lists the full model and part number.
16-ac0000 series
- AMD Ryzen configuration
- Sold through HP.com and major US retailers
- 16-inch convertible chassis
16-ad0000 series
- Intel Core Ultra configuration
- Shares the same chassis and display options as the ac0000 series
- Distinguished by processor branding on the keyboard deck
Retail SKUs
- 16-ad0013dx
- 16-ac0023dx
- 16-ac0003ca (Canada retail)
Prefer a visual check? Look for the 360-degree hinge that lets the display fold flat against the keyboard, a metal lid with the HP logo centered, and a speaker grille running along the top edge of the keyboard deck. If the hinge only tilts back and does not fold past 180 degrees, it is a standard clamshell Envy, not the x360.
Core hardware configurations
Processor
- AMD Ryzen 5 8000 Series
- AMD Ryzen 7 8000 Series
- Intel Core Ultra 5 Series 1
- Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 1
Graphics
- Integrated AMD Radeon graphics on Ryzen configurations
- Integrated Intel Arc graphics on Core Ultra configurations
- No discrete GPU on this model line
Memory
- LPDDR5x, soldered to the board on this generation
- Not user-upgradable after purchase
- The higher RAM tier at time of purchase is the biggest single driver of resale value here
Storage
- NVMe SSD, capacity varies by configuration
- Faster and larger drives push the trade-in offer up
Display & audio
Display: A 16-inch touchscreen in a 16:10 aspect ratio, built into the 360-degree convertible hinge so it works as a laptop, tent, or tablet. Touch input is standard across configurations; pen input works with a compatible HP stylus sold separately.
Audio: Quad speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen, positioned to fire upward through the keyboard deck for clearer sound in laptop mode.
Security: A fingerprint reader is built into the keyboard deck for Windows Hello sign-in without a password.
Ports & connectivity
Port selection is shared across the ac0000 and ad0000 families, with the USB-C protocol tied to the processor you pick.
- USB-C (Thunderbolt 4 on Intel Core Ultra configurations, USB4 on AMD Ryzen configurations)
- USB-A 5Gbps ports
- HDMI 2.1
- Headphone/microphone combo jack
- microSD card reader
- Wi-Fi 6E
- Bluetooth 5.3
16-inch 2-in-1 360-degree hinge Touchscreen Ryzen 8000 / Core Ultra Series 1 Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 Wi-Fi 6E B&O audio Fingerprint reader
Battery, build & more
Battery: A large multi-cell battery pairs with HP Fast Charge, which recovers a meaningful charge in a short time when you plug in.
Dimensions & weight: The 16-inch convertible chassis is noticeably heavier than the 13- and 14-inch Envy x360 models, reflecting the bigger display and hinge hardware needed to support tablet mode.
Software: Ships with Windows 11 and HP's standard utility suite, including HP Support Assistant and HP Command Center for performance and battery modes.
Market positioning: Sits above HP's entry Pavilion x360 line and below the Spectre x360 16, offering current-generation silicon in a mid-to-premium convertible without the Spectre's design flourishes.