Refurbished HP ELITEBOOK X360 1030 G3 CORE I5 8TH GEN 8GB/256GB SSD

Processor (CPU)

• 8th Generation Intel Core i5 (Kaby Lake‑R or related “U”‑series) — e.g. i5‑8350U or similar.

• Base clock around ~1.6‑1.7 GHz, with Turbo Boost up to ~3.6 GHz (varies by variant).

Memory (RAM)

• 8 GB RAM.

• Type: LPDDR3‑2133 (or similar) in many units.

Storage

• 256 GB SSD (NVMe / PCIe M.2) in many refurb models.

Display

• 13.3‑inch IPS touchscreen

• Full HD (1920×1080) resolution predominantly.

• Some versions have 400‑700 nits brightness.

Form Factor / Build

• Convertible “x360” design, allowing laptop, tent, stand, and tablet modes.

• Thin and light: ~1.25 kg (~2.76 lbs).

Graphics

• Integrated graphics: Intel UHD Graphics 620.

Battery

• 4‑cell, ~56.2 Wh battery in many models.

• Good battery life in ideal conditions (business/light tasks).

Ports / Connectivity

• USB‑C ports (supports DisplayPort, Thunderbolt in some variants).

• USB‑A port(s).

• HDMI output.

Wireless / Network

• WiFi 5 (802.11ac).

• Bluetooth (version ~4.2).

• NFC in some models.

Security / Business Features

• TPM security chip, fingerprint reader (depending on variant).

• IR camera + Windows Hello support in some units.

Audio / Webcam

• Full HD webcam with capabilities (some models include IR).

• Multiple microphones (array).

• Good speaker setup for a business laptop

Build Materials & Durability

• Premium metal / aluminum chassis in many versions.

• Designed for business use; better durability, hinge quality, etc.

Dimensions & Weight

• Approx dimensions: ~ 306 × 205 × 15.8 mm.

• Weight around 1.25 kg.

Cooling / Thermal / Fan Noise

• As with many thin convertibles, under heavy load it may run warm and fans audible. (This is general—it depends on condition of refurbished unit, thermal paste, etc.)

Limitations / What to Check in a Refurbished Unit

• RAM is likely fixed / soldered or limited to max 16 GB (depending on variant). Upgrading may be difficult.

• Battery wear: refurbished may have degraded battery capacity; check battery health.

• Display options: some versions have “privacy / Sure View” screens (which impact viewing angles or visuals in certain modes).

• Warranty / after‑sales support less than new device; check condition (hinges, screen, ports).

• Performance limited vs modern CPUs / integrated graphics; good for productivity, office apps, light media tasks—not for heavy gaming or GPU‑intensive work.