


On a 16″ display with a 2K (2048×1280) resolution, 16 aspect ratio : 10, 100% DCI-P3 colour gamut and 120Hz refresh rate, you can enjoy even the smallest details for work and play. With DC Dimming technology, which allows you to control the brightness by adjusting the DC current instead of the backlight, screen flicker can be eliminated to offer a more pleasing picture.

The powerful 3D hybrid architecture in Intel Core Ultra integrates the CPU, GPU and NPU into a single unit. The NPU neural processing unit handles sustained, intensive AI workloads at low power. Energy-efficient LPDDR5 memory coupled with a 1TB SSD ensures faster file transfers, system startup and application loading on the HP Pavilion 16.

Clear and loud sound is ensured by DTS technology: X Ultra along with HP Audio Boost intelligent amplification technology. A full HD camera and a pair of noise-cancelling microphones ensure smooth connectivity and collaboration. The physical shutter of the webcam protects your privacy. *Keyboard location can only be illustrative.

The USB-C port supports DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.1 and a signal transfer rate of 10 Gbps. The HP Pavilion 16's 59Wh battery lasts up to 11 hours. The multi-touch touchpad supports four-finger gestures and lets you scroll, zoom and navigate with a simple touch. A backlit keyboard with a numeric pad is useful for working in low light.
Intel Core Ultra 5 125U 4.3GHz Max Turbo
1000GB SSD
16 GB LPDDR5x
Intel Graphics
11 hours
1,77 kg
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