Does Linux run on the refurbished version of this laptop?

Linux runs on this laptop, with something not working.

Can the RAM in this laptop be upgraded?

The RAM is soldered and cannot be upgraded.

Reviewers rate this screen well.

We watch every shop we track and mail you when a HP ENVY 16-ac0023dx x360 shows up. No shop has to have one for you to save this.

The last one was listed at €545 with 16 GB of RAM at Online Used Laptops, and it was gone by 1 October 2026. The shop asked US$611.

No shop states these. We looked them up ourselves, and we say when.

Does Linux run on the refurbished version of this laptop?: Linux runs on this laptop, with something not working. Researched by us, 22 September 2026.
“So far, using Debian testing, and compiling the 4.15 kernel from source, I've got the wireless device working to a point that it's usable, and I've been able to get the system to display at a resolution of 1080p (although the resolution looks higher). In order to get the touchscreen working, I'd like to know a little more about the hardware that operates the touchscreen. I've not been able to determine this from looking at 'lshw' from within linux, and that is likely due to the fact that I've not fully gotten the vega graphics module working fully.”h30434.www3.hp.com
Can the RAM in this laptop be upgraded?: The RAM is soldered and cannot be upgraded. Researched by us, 22 September 2026.
“All current Envy models (x360 15, 16, and x360 14) feature soldered LPDDR5X RAM. You must choose your RAM capacity at purchase. If you need more than 16GB (or 32GB on Envy 16), you cannot upgrade later.”computercompatibility.com
Is the screen on this laptop good?: Reviewers rate this screen well. Researched by us, 22 September 2026.
“but my overall takeaway is these are excellent displays especially at these price points and I'm glad to see the high refresh rate here and the really nice displays included in this Envy line here for 2024”youtube.com

Week of 5 October 2026

A break in a line is a week nobody had one. A price we saw, never a price anyone paid.

Every week, as a table