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Question: HP Docking Station for ENVY 14 Beats edition? Is there a compatible docking station/port replicator for the HP ENVY line?
Document: I'm extremely happy I went with the HP Envy 14 Beats Edition laptop. I'm not one of those people that, when they need a new laptop, just runs to Staples and gets a crappy $400 laptop.
The Envy 14 is a very nice product but I also purchased the Envy 15 Beats Special Edition (replaced with this product) and I was disappointed by this model because it offers much less. The Envy 15 came with a Native Instruments TRAKTOR AUDIO 2 usb  sound card ($119)and Native Instruments Traktor Pro DJ software ($90)and best of all the Monster Beats by Dre Studio Headphones (350) which initially were offered with the Envy 14 but no longer are.
After trying different laptops, I finally found the right one! I needed a good, general purpose machine that had decent screen size, powerful graphics for an occasional game, backlit keyboard, and reasonable weight and size. The HP Envy does all of that.Mine is the Beats edition, purchased from Amazon. For a few extra dollars it came with 6 GB of RAM, and has the Beats red lettering keyboard with red backlighting.
You can (and should) order the "slice" (HP 6-cell Slim Fit Battery for Envy 14-1000 Series (RS06)) secondary battery. This will boost the working time to about four hours including the original battery. Once they resolve the battery issue, I hope to get about eight hours out of the two battery configuration. Second, the touchpad takes a little getting used to.
Finally, back in November or December HP went to a two-year warranty for all ENVY computers, however, not all serial numbers were updated. When mine arrived the "HP Support Assistant" software said my warranty was up in one year. A short phone call to (an English speaking person in Canada) got my warranty changed to the stated two years.
I ordered this laptop after returning the new Macbook 13" inch a few weeks ago. I had ample time to review the Macbook Pro 13 inch and I loved that laptop for so many things---but at the end of the day I had to stick to Windows since there were certain programs that are only Windows-based that I really need to stick on to.Fortunately, the HP ENVY definitely came to my rescue.
I was particularly driven to buying the Beats HP laptop after the wave of Beats publicity surrounding music, which I am an avid fan of. It has great memory, resolution, style and keyboard. It goes without saying that it is sleek and awe-inspiring but some things make it not worth its 1000 dollar price. For example, the battery only lasts at maximum 1 hour so one always has to have a charger and the battery becomes ever decreasing in length.
The computer itself is all right- not as fast as I would have thought (I am used to using Macs).My biggest issue is the complete lack of accessories. I need a keyboard cover, and they don't sell the EU version (if your enter key looks like an L, you have the EU version. The US version has a plain rectangle). Also, almost all the docking stations aren't compatible with this laptop.I may return this.
Next thing I know, the notebook switched into battery mode.After troubleshooting the usual (another outlet, removing battery, rebooting computer, etc), I gave up and finally decided to call HP.I remembered that as an HP Envy owner, there was a dedicated line to reach technical support. I placed the call and pressed one button for Envy owners. The call took about 5 minutes to reach an actual person.
I like the computer but really don't see a purpose for it except for consumers who want to look "cool" and don't need the added features that made the Special Edition "Special" like the Envy 15.
Answer: I'm not sure why it's so difficult for the HP representative to give you a yes/no answer.  If you go to hp.com they do appear to sell port replicators for the HP Envy line.