Weighing in at 2.18 pounds, the Aero is super portable, and with four colors to choose from, it looks pretty good too.
Superlight notebooks are becoming a growing trend among laptop makers with systems like the LG Gram, the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro, and others, and now HP is trying its hand at making its own ultra portable with the new Pavilion Aero. Weighing in at under a kilo (2.18 pounds to be exact), not only is the Aero extremely easy to lug around, it’s actually the lightest non-enterprise laptop HP has ever made. And even though the Aero doesn’t have a fancy Envy or Spectre badge that HP usually reserves for its more premium devices, the Aero still comes with some handy bonus features. Despite a starting price of just $750, the Aero is the first Pavilion notebook to feature an all magnesium and aluminum chassis, which is available in four luxurious colors: pale rose gold, warm gold, ceramic white, and natural silver.
