It will set you back $1,219 in the US and AU$2,699 in Australia. The starting configuration in Australia, which is also the only configuration, is identical to the one we reviewed, specs listed at right. The UK starting configuration is essentially identical, though it gives you a 512GB PCIe SSD. The entry-level configuration for the US will get you an Intel Core i5-1240P processor with integrated Intel Iris Xe graphics, 8GB RAM, 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD storage, and a 14-inch 2240 x 1400p IPS display, with a max brightness of 300 nits. Ports: 2 USB Type-A ports, 2 USB Type-C, 1 headset (headphone and microphone combo) port, 1 HDMI 2.1 port, 1 SD-card slot Here is the HP Pavilion Plus 14 configuration sent to TechRadar for review: HP Pavilion Plus 14: Price and availability HP Pavilion Plus 14 (14-inch Intel Core i5) at HP (US) for $679.99 (opens in new tab).For a gaming laptop this would be ok, but for a low-end machine whose job it is to last a full day of work or school? This is atrocious, especially considering that for the price, we're expecting something far more substantial. At most, while running our HD movie test, it lasted just under 5 hours, and lasted a little while longer in our productivity test. However, the worst aspect of this laptop by far is the battery life, and it absolutely drags this laptop down. Of course, it won’t be able to play titles like Hitman 3 smoothly but you’re not buying this laptop for that purpose anyway as a general performance machine, this might have easily qualified as one of the best HP laptops going – or even one of the best Ultrabooks overall. It even ran Sid Meyer’s Civilization VI benchmark well, netting over 60 FPS on the highest settings. It’s an incredibly fast laptop that balances multiple CPU-intensive tasks like a champ.
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