The HP Dragonfly G4 Is Laptop I Want But Can’t Afford

[@vincentchanbiz]

Just got my G4, upgraded from G1. Carrying this around is a joy

[@norcalpacific]

Did you get yours with a 5G or 4G sim card?

[@vincentchanbiz]

@@norcalpacific 5G

[@akin242002]

The HDMI 2.1 port is so underrated. For those who do not know, you can connect to a 4k 120hz monitor/tv with that port. It's a great slim laptop.

[@BarrelTitor91]

Did you measured the battery life?

[@onone4199]

Whats the best alternative?

[@Terafied]

Might want to consider checking out the HP EliteBook. It’s generally more affordable than the Dragonfly G4, while still offering solid performance and features. Another option could be the HP Spectre x360 14, which is a versatile and stylish laptop. Both of these alternatives provide a good balance of functionality and design. 😊

[@umartariq]

thank u for the awesome video, is there a section which talks about gaming on this laptop as well ? also to what extend we can upgrade this model, thinking about buying one

[@junk3386]

What's the battery life???

[@teepisutt]

I saw you installed after burner. Did you test it with e-GPU? Please tell us what its like?

[@portosmd9987]

For browsing in bed I use Chromebook HP C1030 which has 3:2. When working I use monitor Huawai Viewmate 28" that has 3:2. Love both.

[@riccardocariolato4212]

Hello, I do have a question: When you look from an angle with the security screen OFF is it good and readable as a standard IPS screen? Or this security screen feature compromise the standard use of the screen and in such case better choose the standard screen option?

[@EmaryTegan]

That fingerprint reader has to become a right control button.

[@croxymoc3254]

I recommend a framework for that 3:2

[@vannish3k686]

how do i check what u have

[@gtxgtx-wc2co]

can you test battlefield 2042 on it?

[@NormanF62]

Why couldn’t you buy an eight year old one? This is going to depreciate and I never want to spend several thousand dollars on high end equipment! 😂👎

[@Terafied]

While it’s true that technology depreciates over time, opting for the HP G4 is a matter of current tech needs and budget. It’s a top-tier laptop for those who value and utilize its advanced features. Older laptops may work well for many, but they won’t offer the same capabilities.