HP ENVY 34 All-in-One with 5K display, RTX graphics now available for purchase

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What you need to know

  • The HP ENVY 34 All-in-One is now on sale through HP's website starting at $2,000.
  • HP briefly allowed people to preorder the PC in November 2021, but then took down the listing.
  • The HP ENVY 34 features a 5K display, user-accessible RAM and storage, and a plethora of ports.

The HP ENVY 34 All-in-One is now available for order. If that sounds familiar, we don't blame you. The HP ENVY 34 was briefly available for preorder in November 2021. Then, the listing mysteriously disappeared, preventing anyone from preording the All-in-One. HP didn't provide a reason for the removal, but at the time, it said that the HP ENVY 34 should be available by January. That is indeed the case, as you can order the impressive All-in-One through HP's website.

The HP ENVY 34 All-in-One has a 5K display, a large collection of ports, and user-accessible RAM and storage. You can set the All-in-One up by plugging in a single cable and then get to work. Based on the PC's specs and our early impressions, it looks like the HP ENVY 34 will compete for a spot as the best All-in-One PC.

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Category HP Envy 34 AiO
OS Windows 11 Home
Processor 11th Gen Inte Core i7-11700 to Core i9-11900
RAM Up to 128GB DDR4-2400 (user accessible)
Graphics Up to NVIDIA RTX 3080 Laptop
Storage Up to 2TB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD (user accessible)
Display 34 inches
5120x2160 (5K)
IPS, anti-reflective
500 nits, 98% DCI-P3
Ports Six USB-A
Two Thunderbolt 4
USB-C
HDMI
SD card reader
3.5mm audio
Ethernet
Audio 2x Bang & Olufsen tuning
Connectivity Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth
Camera Front-facing 16MP
IR camera
Keyboard Included
Mouse Included
Security IR camera
Dimensions 32.17 x 8.78 x 14.50 inches
(81.7cm x 22.3cm x 36.8cm)
Weight 24.36 pounds (11.05kg)
Color Turbo silver
Extras Qi wireless charging

While not a full review, our executive editor Daniel Rubino went hands-on with a late-stage prototype of the HP ENVY 34 last year. After his time with the PC, he called the device the "most complete AIO [he has] ever used."

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