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‎05-21-2017 04:59 AM - edited ‎05-21-2017 10:05 AM

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Product: HP Envy 13 128GB 1080p 2017

So I was thinking of buying the HP Envy 13 from the swedish HP store. Sadly though,they don't offer the 1080p 256GB model but only 128GB SATA 1080 or 256GB NVME 1800 resolution screen model. I don't want a quad screen as I don't have any use for it and it will only use up the battery and eat up performance. I do want the 256gb NVME drive though. 

So I'd thought I'd buy the model with 128GB and 1080p screen and just replace the drive myself. Now the problem is that the spec sheet on HP's website is not that good. On the 128GB model it just says "Sata SSD". So what I am wondering is:

 

What storage interface/connector does the 128GB HP Envy have? I assume that all Envies have M.2 but the question is: Does it only support mSata drives or does it support the faster NVME drives aswell?

 

 

 

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