The panel does offer solid brightness at 188 nits, which isn’t that bad for a budget device. The lower resolution does feel a bit archaic in 2017, but it is somewhat understandable given the sub $200 price point. The HP Stream houses an 11-inch 1368 x 768 resolution screen. There’s always an opportunity cost with a budget device and in the case of the HP Stream 11, it’s the display. The full-sized HDMI connector is a nice addition and allows you to bypass one the device’s biggest weakness its display, while the expanded memory is a must given the lack of onboard storage. The right side houses a power connector, a MicroSD slot, a USB 3.0 port, and a HDMI connector. The left side of the device features a lock-slot, a USB 2.0 port, and a combo audio and microphone jack. HP Stream Portsįor its small stature, the HP Stream surprisingly offers solid connectivity for a budget device. HP has managed to shed a considerable amount of weight it’s 2.74 pounds 2014 predecessor. Measuring 11.8 x 8.1 x 0.7-inches and weighing 2.5 pounds the Stream 11 is compact and easy to travel with. The HP Stream 11 is rounded along its corners and the black circular HP logo contrasts beautifully against the vibrant bright backdrop. The lid also has a nice textured feel with raised horizontal striations. It’s a fun way to differentiate the laptop from its competitors and it makes it a great choice for consumers that want something a little different. The HP Stream 11 features a vibrant bright blue (also available in purple) chassis. Not only does the HP Stream 11 feel good to hold and use, but it looks good as well. This is a device that should hold to wears and tears of travel or the daily trip to the classroom. There’s a little bit of give along the keyboard, but the chassis and the hinge hold up strong to pressure.
Normally build quality is one of the areas that you expect to suffer somewhat with a budget device, but the HP Stream feels solid. Notebook Review was pleasantly surprised by how well constructed the HP Stream 11 felt.
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