HP EliteBook 830 G10 Review

Features & Specifications

Category	Details
Processor	13th Gen Intel Core i5-1335U / i7-1355U / i7-1365U
Graphics	Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics
RAM	Up to 32 GB LPDDR5 (soldered or on-board in many models)
Storage	NVMe SSD options, commonly 512 GB; higher sizes in premium variants
Display	13.3-inch, WUXGA / FHD+ (1920×1200), IPS; anti-glare; options with ~250-400 nits brightness; some models with privacy screen (SureView)
Ports & Connectivity	2× USB Type-C (Thunderbolt 4 / USB4), 2× USB-A, HDMI 2.1, 3.5mm audio jack, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, optional 4G LTE in some variants
Keyboard & Input	Backlit keyboard (UK layout), premium keys, spill resistant; glass or precision touchpad/clickpad
Webcam & Security	HD / 5 MP webcam with privacy shutter / IR camera options; Fingerprint reader; Trusted Platform Module (TPM 2.0); HP Wolf Security / security suite options; BIOS protection features
Battery & Weight	3-cell battery (≈ 51 Wh in many models); up to ~15 hours in light usage; weight around 1.26 kg
Dimensions	Approx 30.0 × 21.5 × ~1.9-2.0 cm
Build & Design	Premium build materials; aluminium / metal elements; slim bezels; business durable design features
Warranty & Support	1 year standard; options for security-bundle / extended support; UK business resale units often include HP’s business services

Expert Review & User Experience

From a UX & CRO perspective, the EliteBook 830 G10 hits many sweet spots for UK business users:

• Portability: The 13.3-inch size and ~1.26 kg weight make it easy to carry around — good for commuting, meetings, or working from cafés or on the move.
• Display Quality & Comfort: With a WUXGA panel (~1920×1200), more vertical space is available, which helps with spreadsheets, writing, and reading. Anti-glare finishes reduce reflection in office lighting. Higher brightness models improve clarity outdoors or near windows.
• Performance for Business Use: The 13th Gen Intel CPUs, especially the i5-1335U and i7-1355U, deliver smooth performance for productivity tasks like Microsoft Office, web browsers, video calls, light content creation. Integrated Iris Xe graphics are sufficient for non-intensive graphics work.
• Security & Privacy: Features such as fingerprint reader, camera shutter, TPM, and optionally the HP SureView privacy screen help protect data. The inclusion of HP’s security software in some versions is a plus for companies that need compliance or want peace of mind.
• Connectivity & Ports: A good mix of modern (Thunderbolt/USB-C) and legacy ports (USB-A, HDMI) ensures compatibility without needing adapters. Useful in UK offices that may still rely on wired Ethernet or HDMI projectors.
• Battery Lifespan: Real-world battery life will depend heavily on display brightness, CPU load, but expect decent endurance under normal business use. Won’t compete with ultra-light laptops on battery for video streaming or heavy usage, but suitable for meeting to meeting and desk work. 

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Excellent build quality; feels premium and durable
• Strong performance for typical business tasks
• Very portable for a 13-inch business class machine
• Good security and privacy features built in
• Flexible port options and modern connectivity
• Display options with privacy screen for sensitive work 

Cons:

• RAM often soldered; limited upgrade options in many models
• Display brightness in base models may be average; less ideal under strong sunlight
• Integrated graphics — not suited for demanding design, video editing, or gaming
• High-end models with more features (privacy screens, better displays, security bundles) come at significantly higher cost 

Verdict & Buying Advice

For UK professionals who want a lightweight, secure, high performance 13.3-inch laptop that works well for hybrid work, frequent travel, or demanding office tasks, the EliteBook 830 G10 is an excellent choice.

If budget allows:

• Go for a model with 16-32 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD for best long-term usability.
• Try to select the brighter display options (≈400 nits) for better outdoor / window-light visibility.
• Include security bundles or privacy screen if you often work in public spaces or share your screen. 

If your work involves graphics-heavy tasks, video editing, or gaming, you might need a model with dedicated graphics or a more powerful alternative.