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HP ProBook x360 435 G10
13.30", 512 GB, 16 GB, DE, AMD Ryzen 7 7730U
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I was able to do a search and the manufacturer specifies this pen:
HP Slim Pen
HP Charging Cradle
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Hello,
The screen on this laptop is touch-sensitive, but it is not designed for use with an active stylus.
You can use a universal stylus that emulates the pressure of a finger, but not an active stylus. Here's what you can use, for example: Targus Hardware AM
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Hello Eve.
1. manuals are no longer supplied these days, you have to download them from the internet
2. my laptop doesn't get hot, have you covered the ventilation with something and is the Venti running?
Greetings Ruedi
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I bought this notebook last week and the charger was included.
We purchase this item from a supplier in Switzerland.
This option is currently not available. Greetings, Straumann
digitec
3 months ago
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Yes, the laptop can be used in tablet mode. The model is an x360 convertible, which means that the display can be rotated 360 degrees so that you can use it as a tablet. The keyboard is deactivated and the device responds to touch inputs, which enables tablet mode.
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digitec
3 months ago
The device is pen/pencil compatible and supports the HP Slim Rechargeable Pen (product number 630W7AA), which was specially developed for this model series.
To use the pen, a separate HP Slim Rechargeable Pen Charger (product number 4X491AA) is recommended if the pen cannot be charged directly on the device.
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This would be an alternative pen: HP Tilt Pen MPP 2.0
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Yes, it comes with a pen!
digitec
4 months ago
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digitec
4 months ago
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The HP ProBook x360 435 G10 is pen-enabled, which means it supports operation with a pen. However, no pen is supplied as standard. The HP Pro Pen G1 and the HP Active Pen G3 are recommended as compatible pens and work with this model. The HP Tilt Pen MPP 2.0 is also a possible option, although compatibility is not always clearly confirmed.
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HP Slim Pen: Article 22610219
The matching charging cradle is available separately: Article 21523602
digitec
4 months ago
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The HP Pro x360 435 G10 is not compatible with the HP Tilt Pen MPP 2.0. The HP Slim Rechargeable Pen (product number 630W7AA) is recommended for this model instead, as the MPP pen is not suitable for the ProBook series to which this notebook belongs.
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The best way to do this is to contact our Digitec assistant directly at https://www.digitec.ch/help. Your enquiry can then be checked individually.
Hello, unscrew the PC and search for the exact number/battery code on the net. Buy in Switzerland or Germany. Replace. Easy work. Possibly search Youtube video. Greetings
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I was able to do a search and unfortunately we don't have a care pack on sale for this model ourselves. The SSD should not be soldered and should be replaceable. The display is 400cd/m2 bright.
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No
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Windows 11 Pro is pre-installed.
This notebook does not come with a pen, which can be ordered via the following link: HP Tilt Pen MPP 2.0
According to the third-party retailer offering the product, no pen is included in the scope of delivery.
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The best way to do this is to contact our customer service team directly. They will be happy to assist you with your request. https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new?ticket_form_id=39231
The following pen should fit:
630W7AA#AC3
You also need the charger:
4X491AA#AC3
Yes, according to my research, the display is a touchscreen.
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2x USB A 1x USB C
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Unfortunately there is no pen included.
There are various reasons that influence a price change. You can find a detailed explanation on the following link: https://www.galaxus.ch/de/wiki/6028
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