HP EliteBook 830 G8 13"

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$291

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HP EliteBook 830 G8 13"

(18 reviews)

$291

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618K3UT#ABAMPN
1920 x 1080Resolution
QWERTY - EnglishKeyboard Language & Type
2 SpeakersSpeakers Number
IntegratedGraphic Card Brand
YesLast Os Compatibility
IntegratedGraphic Card Memory Type
16 GBMemory (GB)
3200RAM Frequence (MHz)

The HP EliteBook 830 G8 13-inch (2020) is a compact business laptop equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor running at 3 GHz. Released in 2020, it remains suitable for professionals and students who need a reliable device for everyday productivity and multitasking.

Key features:

Release Year: 2020
Display: 13-inch screen size
Processor: Intel Core i7, 3 GHz
Build: Durable design typical of EliteBook series
Connectivity: Includes standard business ports (varies by variant)

Who is this for?

The HP EliteBook 830 G8 suits professionals and students who require a portable laptop for office work, presentations, and multitasking. Its compact size makes it a good choice for users frequently on the move or working remotely. It compares well with other business laptops in the EliteBook range for those prioritizing reliability and build quality.

Pros & Cons:

Pros	Cons
Compact and lightweight design	Screen size may be small for users preferring larger displays
Reliable Intel Core i7 processor for multitasking	Business-oriented features may be unnecessary for casual users

Why refurbished?

Choosing a refurbished HP EliteBook 830 G8 is an eco-conscious decision that extends the life of quality technology. Each device is carefully tested and certified to meet RefurbLane's standards, ensuring reliable performance. Learn more about our quality standards.

MPN: 618K3UT#ABA
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Keyboard Language & Type: QWERTY - English
Speakers Number: 2 Speakers
Graphic Card Brand: Integrated
Last Os Compatibility: Yes
Graphic Card Memory Type: Integrated
Memory (GB): 16 GB
RAM Frequence (MHz): 3200
Bluetooth: Yes
Processor speed (GHz): 3 GHz
Processor generation: 11th gen
OS: Windows 11
Webcam: Yes
Ethernet: Yes
Color: Black/Gray
Touchscreen: No
Refresh Rate: 60
Series: EliteBook
VGA Port: No
Graphic card: Integrated Graphics
Front Camera Definition: 720P
USB-A Port: Yes
USB-C Port: Yes
HDMI Port: Yes
Release Year: 2020
Weight: 80 oz
Storage Type 1: SSD
SSD Storage Capacity (GB): 256
Memory Card Slot: Smartcard
Speakers Technology: Bang And Olufsen
Numeric Keypad: No
Screen Brightness: 250 Nits
Brand: HP
Processor: Core i7 - Gen 11 (G)
Laptop Model: EliteBook 830 G8
Backlit Keyboard: Yes
Screen type: IPS
Microphone: Yes
Screen High Density Display: No
Maximum Os Supported: Windows 11
Graphic Card Type: Integrated Graphics
Screen size: 13
Processor brand: Intel
Jack Port: Yes
Storage (GB): 256 GB
Processor Core: 4
Screen Adaptative Color: No
Wifi: Yes

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