HP ZBook Fury 16 G10 Review

Features & Specifications

Expert Review & User Experience

From a UX & CRO perspective, here’s how the ZBook Fury 16 G10 stands out (and where it has trade-offs) for UK buyers:

• It delivers strong performance for professional apps: video editing, rendering, 3D modelling, simulations etc. CPU/GPU combos in this laptop can manage heavy workflows that lesser laptops struggle with.
• Expandability is excellent. RAM and storage slots give users ability to upgrade down the line, which boosts long-term value and confidence in investment.
• Display quality is solid: the 16-inch WUXGA with 16:10 helps with vertical space (good for editing, document work, side-by-side windows). Anti-glare and brightness in higher SKUs make working indoors or near windows more comfortable.
• The laptop is on the heavy side. For those who travel frequently or carry laptop all day, weight will be felt. Also, bulk is due to cooling needed for high-performance parts. 
• Battery life is decent in lighter usage, but under heavy GPU/CPU load, battery drains fast. So, for mobile work with power demanding tasks, being near a power outlet often is necessary.
• Noise and heat: under load, fans will kick in loud. Thermal design is good, but every machine has trade-offs; performance under sustained load depends heavily on variant and cooling efficiency.
• Ports and connectivity are generous, which helps avoid dongles. Networking, security, and build quality are generally strong — features businesses care about. 

Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Top-tier performance suitable for demanding workloads
• Excellent expandability (RAM, storage) giving long usable lifespan
• Solid display options and enterprise security features
• Good port variety & modern connectivity (Wi-Fi 6E, Thunderbolt/USB-C etc.)
• Strong build quality and durability 

Cons:

• Heavy and thick — less portable for frequent travel
• Premium models come at high cost, especially with GPU and display upgrades
• Battery life under heavy usage is limited
• Fan noise & heat under load can be noticeable
• Some base models may have lower spec GPU/display which affect performance/quality 

Verdict & Buying Advice

If you are a UK professional who runs resource-intensive workloads—such as video / graphics editing, engineering / CAD work, 3D modelling, or simulation—and you want a mobile workstation that you can upgrade over time, the HP ZBook Fury 16 G10 is a strong pick.

Here’s what to look for when choosing one:

• Choose at least 32 GB RAM (or more if your work demands) so you don’t bottleneck performance.
• Pick a discrete GPU version (e.g. RTX 3500 Ada or higher) if your software benefits from GPU acceleration.
• Prioritise the better display options if you work with visuals or want more color accuracy + outdoor readability
• Check warranty & service (on-site, parts availability) — in workstation class machines these matter.
• Be prepared for a heavier laptop—to carry comfortably, evaluate your travel habits.