HP expanded its quasi-commercial Dragonfly line to the Dragonfly Pro, coming in both Windows and ChromeOS versions. I say “quasi-commercial” because the line straddles the fence between consumers, small business users, and enterprises. We already reviewed the Dragonfly Pro Chromebook and found it to be one of the best on its platform, and now we’ll see if the Windows version can match it.
In short, the Windows 11-based Dragonfly Pro is also a very strong laptop, with excellent speed, tremendous battery life, and a great build. It’s not without a couple of shortcomings though, for this price, that might make you think twice about it.
The Dragonfly Pro comes in two configurations, both utilizing the AMD Ryzen 7 7736U CPU and a 14.0-inch 16:10 Full HD+ IPS display. With 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, the laptop costs $1,400. Bump up to 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, and you’ll spend $1,550.
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