HP Pavilion Plus 14 2024 (Intel Core Ultra 5 125H, 32GB, 512GB, 14″ 2.2K IPS)

Here, we’ll talk about the HP Pavilion Plus 14 2024 in detail venturing into the design, performance, and connectivity aspects.

HP Pavilion Plus 14 (2024) Overview

Design and Display 

The Pavilion Plus features a premium feeling build with an aluminum lid and chassis weighing just 1.44 kg. It’s a 14” ultrabook measuring around 12.36” wide and around 9” deep with the main focus on being a lightweight personal computer. As such, it’s pretty slim and lightweight but still packs a punch in terms of performance and battery life. This particular variant has three different colorways: Pink, Blue, Silver, but only the latter is commonly available in most markets.

Regarding display, the Pavilion Plus 14 sports a 2.2K IPS screen, while the OLED version is also now available in Nepal. Regardless, both are 16:10 screens with ‘eyesafe certification’ and a modern looking 88% screen to body ratio. Moreover, you get variable refresh rate from 48Hz to 120Hz with low blue light, 300/400 nits of brightness, and full coverage of all sRGB/DCI-P3 colors.

Performance and Memory 

Powering this ultrabook is the ‘Core Ultra 100’ series Meteor Lake processors from Intel, while you can pick up an AMD equipped one as well. This particular model has the base Core Ultra 5 125H with 14 cores made up of 4 Performance, 8 Efficiency, and 2 Low Power efficiency cores. The prime core can peak at 4.5GHz while the other cores (E) max out at around the 3.6 GHz mark. Since it’s an ultrabook, there’s no discrete graphics but upgraded Intel Arc inside (@ 2.2GHz) should be plenty for light gaming and editing needs.

In terms of memory, the Pavilion Plus ships with soldered RAM out of the box, but luckily there’s an ample 32 gigs of it. For storage, it has a 512GB M.2 NVME SSD.

Battery and Connectivity 

Under the hood, there’s a 68Wh Lithium cell that’s quoted for up to 12 hours and 30 minutes of battery life. In a simple video playback test, the Pavilion lasts up to a whopping 20 hours and 15 minutes so expect awesome battery life on this unit! For ports, you get two Type-A ports, one Thunderbolt 4 alongside one normal USB-C. Finally, there’s HDMI and an audio combo jack with WiFi 6E and Bluetooth for wireless connectivity.

Up top there’s a high res 5MP webcam with IR for Windows Hello alongside a dual microphone setup for conference calls. The dual speakers have DTX Ultra support with HP Audio Boost and Poly Studio support. The keyboard has a white backlight and the machine gets an Intel Evo sticker for fast wake up time, long battery life, and good security.