But HP crafted the EliteBook Aero 840 G8 out of magnesium rather than aluminum and managed to shave off almost half a pound, bringing it from 2.92 pounds to 2.5 pounds.

HP's answer to these laptops is the EliteBook 840 G7 (starts at $1,254.76; $2,199 as tested), updated for the seventh generation with a smaller chassis, an improved keyboard, and longer battery life.

HP's EliteBook 840 G7 is an absolute winner. It's got a best-in-class keyboard, some solid design choices, 4G LTE, a hexa-core processor, and more. It feels more like the 1000 series.

HP’s EliteBook 840 G1 is supremely easy to service and upgrade. ... a legacy VGA port, and a smart card slot on the left side. A headset jack, two more USB 3.0 ports, a full-sized DisplayPort, ...

Measuring 12.42 by 8.82 by 0.76 inches and weighing 3.2 pounds (3.8 pounds with the included 65-watt charger), the EliteBook 840 isn't as light or sleek as HP's 13-inch Elite Dragonfly G3 or ...

HP's EliteBook 840 G7 is built for the mainstream, but it certainly feels more premium than anything else. Compared to its predecessors, it's smaller, thinner, lighter, and more powerful.

HP says its 800 series of laptops are up to 40 percent thinner and 28 percent lighter than its previous range, and the 840 certainly looks thin and elegant from the outside.

Introduction. HP has refreshed its range of business laptops with the introduction of the EliteBook 840 G7. Aimed specifically at professionals in the market for a powerful, secure, and durable PC ...

HP boasts that the EliteBook 840 Aero G8 is trimmer than the Lenovo ThinkPad T14s (2.83 pounds) and the Dell Latitude 7420 (2.7 or 2.89 pounds, depending on whether you get the carbon-fiber or ...

The HP EliteBook 840 Aero G8 is a professional-class notebook packing some serious hardware in a light frame. ... 3.5 headphone/microphone jack and a smart card reader are housed on the left.