What is the current hp revolve 810 price in nigeria and is the swivel hinge durable?

The HP EliteBook Revolve 810 was a brilliant but highly experimental convertible laptop. The current fairly used hp revolve 810 price in nigeria for the G1 or G2 models sits between 90,000 and 120,000 Naira making it an incredibly affordable entry into touchscreen Windows devices. It features a magnesium alloy body that feels premium and a digitizer screen that supports active stylus pens which is fantastic for digital drawing or signing documents. The performance is solid enough for web browsing and media consumption as it usually houses Core i5 or i7 processors with built in SSD storage.

However your concern about the central rotating hinge is the exact reason why HP abandoned this design globally. The hp revolve 810 relies entirely on a single massive central pivot point to rotate the screen 180 degrees and fold it flat. While the hinge is made of heavy duty metal the constant rotating twisting and opening puts an immense amount of mechanical stress on that single point. Over the years especially on heavily used tokunbo units the hinge absolutely becomes loose and wobbly. When you type forcefully on the keyboard the screen will shake back and forth annoyingly. Furthermore the delicate ribbon cables that connect the motherboard to the screen run directly through that rotating hinge. Continuous twisting often tears these cables causing the screen to flicker or go completely black. Inspect the hinge very aggressively before paying.

I bought the Revolve 810 for my daughter. It is a very cool concept but the screen is definitely wobbly. You cannot use it on your lap while in a moving car because the screen shakes too much.

If you want to use it for drawing it is actually great because when you fold the screen flat over the keyboard the wobbly hinge problem disappears entirely. It becomes a very thick heavy tablet.

Be very gentle when rotating the screen! It only rotates in one specific direction (usually clockwise). If you force it the wrong way you will snap the internal metal stop and destroy the laptop instantly.