Built for advanced performance and seamless productivity, with an ultra-thin profile and HP AI Companion to act as your on-device personal assistant. Streamline your workflow with the AI-driven Snapdragon processor and an incredible battery life that holds up to heavy multitasking and intensive workloads. Stunning audio-visual experiences with the 1080p infrared camera and OLED display keep you looking and sounding your best.
Q: Is this next generation? The latest version
A: This is not the latest gen processor from Snapdragon , that will coming out in 2026. With that being said the chip on here is amazing for just about everything (unless your doing some serious video/music editing). I would recommend it, the SSD is a bit slow but you can upgrade it on the cheap. I have used this thing more than I use my Macbook Pro M4.
Q: Do it have backlite keyboard
A: The keyboard is not fully backlight , but a few keys do have some lighting (mic mute/unmute and volume mute/unmute)
A: Yes it does.
Q: Can you use a stylus pen with this laptop?
A: I haven’t tried but it is a touch screen so it should.
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Built for advanced performance and seamless productivity, with an ultra-thin profile and HP AI Companion to act as your on-device personal assistant. Streamline your workflow with the AI-driven Snapdragon processor and an incredible battery life that holds up to heavy multitasking and intensive workloads. Stunning audio-visual experiences with the 1080p infrared camera and OLED display keep you looking and sounding your best.

Take your creativity to go with the thin and light HP OmniBook X Flip 14 Next Gen AI PC. Multiple modes enable you to work and play from any angle, while a high-resolution edge-to-edge 2K multitouch-enabled display makes every view crisp and clear. An AI-powered Intel Core Ultra processor and an all-day, fast-charging battery ensures that you have the speed, performance, and endurance to create wherever you are. Copilot+ PCs bring exclusive on-device AI experiences designed to accelerate productivity and creativity.

Let creativity reign with the HP OmniBook X Flip 14 Next Gen AI PC. With 4 versatile modes, this thin and light Next Gen AI PC enables you to work and play from anywhere, at any angle. AI-boosted power and speed, along with an all-day, fast-charge battery, keeps you going. While a 2K IPS touch screen provides the best possible view.

Take your creativity to go with the thin and light HP OmniBook X Flip 14 Next Gen AI PC. Multiple modes enable you to work and play from any angle, while a high-resolution edge-to-edge 2K multitouch-enabled display makes every view crisp and clear. An AI-powered Intel Core Ultra processor and an all-day, fast-charging battery ensures that you have the speed, performance, and endurance to create wherever you are. Copilot+ PCs bring exclusive on-device AI experiences designed to accelerate productivity and creativity.
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Customers value the OmniBook 5 Copilot+ PC's overall performance, describing it as high-quality and capable of keeping up with their needs. Positive feedback highlights the laptop's ability to handle various tasks effectively. There were no negative customer comments reported.
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I have really enjoyed using my new HP Omnibook 5 laptop. I was looking for a smaller laptop that I could use while traveling and also just around the house. This laptop absolutely exceeded my expectations in almost every single way. - Battery life is insane. I can easily go multiple days without charging even if I'm using it 4-5 hours per day. Even if I leave it to sleep overnight I open it up the next morning and maybe 1-2% of the battery has drained. I have never seen a Windows laptop do that! I don't hesitate to leave the charger behind if I'm going out for the day or on a 2-3 day trip. - This laptop has easily kept up with me in all I've been doing. Granted, I'm not doing design work or playing FPS games but this laptop shows no sign of slowing down. The Snapdragon X Plus processor runs cool and I never even hear a fan. - Quick resume. When I open the laptop the webcam uses Windows Hello and instantly logs me in. There is ZERO wait time. You open the lid, log in and are ready to go within a second. Never have I seen this on a Windows laptop. - Overall great value. For $699 you'd expect to get a laptop with pretty basic specs and probably all plastic. This is a metal laptop with an OLED screen and 16GB of memory. If your budget is around $700 look no further. Storage of 512GB is also plenty. Seriously, probably one of the better values you can find in Windows laptops. - Zero compatibility issues. I had read about some applications not working on this laptop as well since it's not AMD or Intel. I have had zero issues and have been running Photoshop, Lightroom, Chrome, VLC. My HP printer also works flawlessly. I was ready to accept a few minor hiccups to have this kind of battery life but have found zero tradeoffs. I'd say purchase with confidence. - Port selection. I do appreciate having the traditional USB-A port on the right side. There are also two USB type C ports on the left. Ideally there would be one more on the right side but that's a very minor complaint. - Keyboard is comfortable. Doesn't feel cramped at all. Trackpad feels solid too. No haptic feedback but I wouldn't expect that at this price. - AI features. I haven't used Copilot+ too much yet but I do like knowing that as more applications are running AI on the computer this one is ready for it. The Microsoft Co-Creator feature in paint is cool but probably won't use much. I have found Recall to be helpful and I've programmed it to not take snapshots of sensitive stuff (like bank info). Makes it super easy to find things so I'm comfortable using it. Overall, this laptop is insane value for money and I'd recommend it to anyone who needs a laptop with multiple day battery life and doesn't want to carry around a heavier model. At $699 this is excellent and when if it goes on sale it will be even more appealing.
Posted by TexTech
I've been really enjoying this Laptop. Awesome battery life and the display is simply gorgeous. This is my first Snapdragon Laptop and it delivers. I've been using it for work, browsing, videos and movies and it looks amazing. Lightweight and thin, perfect for those of are on the road a lot. Keyboard feels great too!
Posted by 04CJ
At $700, one may not expect a fast laptop or an amazing display. This OmniBook 5 has both of these items. The OmniBook 5 is fast, and the display is beautiful. I have been using this laptop for the past couple of days now, and was left surprised at how well it performed in most tasks. Of course, it does have its downfalls, but there are certainly more positives that were found. This is my review of the HP OmniBook 5 14-inch Laptop. *TLDR at the bottom ========= IN THE BOX/SET-UP: The box is lightweight and small itself. The box contains the ultra-light OmniBook 5, a 65W USB-C charger, and some documentation. Setup is straightforward. It is your typical Windows 11 out-of-the-box experience. I typically go through the laptop and delete any bloatware or apps I won’t ever use before setting up my stuff. There were some bloatware apps like McAfee, HP apps, and some AI apps like Otter.ai. I uninstalled most of the built-in AI apps because I only really use a select few LLMs. I hope HP, in the future, can give the consumer the option to install these apps if they desire, rather than the apps coming preinstalled. ========= DESIGN/SPECS: In terms of design, one of the first items I noticed was how lightweight and thin the OmniBook 5 was. The small size makes this laptop extremely portable, which is a plus for students and travelers. For $700, I thought HP would’ve cut corners on the materials, but this laptop feels very sturdy. The aluminum frame feels to be on par with some of their more high-end laptops. On the other hand, the keyboard is not backlit. Luckily, the keys are gray with white lettering, which, in a way, makes them slightly more visible. The keyboard is also quiet, and along with the large trackpad, this all makes the laptop comfortable to use. When it comes to ports, there isn’t much. This makes sense with how thin the laptop is. There are only 2 USB-C ports, 1 USB-A port, and the all-important AUX port. If you need more ports than what this has, I recommend buying a USB Port Extender. One of the better features is the display. It is a 2k OLED display with a brightness of up to 300 nits. It looks amazing in most lighting. The screen can be viewed from any angle without the colors being washed out, and it does have touchscreen capabilities if needed. Below are some of the computer’s internal hardware specs: CPU: Snapdragon X Plus X1P42100 GPU: Integrated Qualcomm Adreno X1-45 Memory: 16GB Storage: 1 512GB SSD NIC: FastConnect 6900 Wi-Fi 6E ========= PERFORMANCE: I was able to use the OmniBook 5 in a variety of situations over the past couple of days. I work in IT and was able to stress test some of its business capabilities there. While this laptop is not marketed as a gaming laptop, I still tried some games to see how it performs in that space. I was also able to watch a couple of movies and live events. Finally, I ran several benchmark software programs. I will first cover the benchmark software. The first one I ran was 3D Mark. This was used to test out the laptop’s gaming capabilities. PC Mark was used to test out the computer’s capabilities with modern office applications like Word, video conferencing software, web browsing, data processing, etc., Cinebench was used to test out the computer’s CPU rendering, and CanYouRunIt was used to see what percentage of the most popular games the computer could run at minimum and recommended requirements. The scores for these benchmark applications can be seen below. 3DMark Time Spy Score: 1065 Steel Nomad Light Score: 1081 PCMark10 Overall Score: TEST WAS NOT SUPPORTED Cinebench CPU (Multi Core): 6562 CPU (Single Core): 1013 CYRI MIN: TEST WAS NOT SUPPORTED REC: TEST WAS NOT SUPPORTED The benchmarks did not go as planned. I was able to successfully run 3DMark, and as expected, the scores are low. The laptop is not meant for gaming, but I decided to attempt to run Control anyway to see how far I could take it. The game would run in the lowest settings, but I was only averaging about 20fps, which is terrible. I was able to make it playable by dialing down the rendering resolution to around 480p. Only then was the game playable at about 58fps. On the other hand, online games portals like Cool Math, Crazy Games, and Roblox ran extremely well. To put it together, the laptop can be used for games, but only in an online or cloud gaming setting. The Cinebench scores tell you that this laptop does a decent job with rendering. If light video editing is on your radar, this laptop will complete the task just fine. Two benchmark tests could not run: PCMark10 and CYRI. PCMark10 would flat out not run at all, and CYRI did run initially, but no scores were ever given, which tells me the test was not supported. These tests not being supported simply came down to the ARM-based processor in the hardware. To keep it short, most apps run on x86 architecture these days. The apps that could not run were coded to run on this architecture and not ARM architecture. Unfortunately, it is hard to tell which apps will and which apps won’t run on ARM architecture without doing some research. On the bright side, ARM-based processors are known to be energy efficient and fast, which this laptop excels at. The laptop was able to go through every business-related task I put it through. From heavy web browsing to word processing and even some light photo editing, this laptop excelled in all of these quickly. On top of this, battery life is amazing. I was able to get about 13 hours of battery life. HP claims that the laptop can go up to 34 hours, but I was not able to get there. If I had optimized the settings of the laptop to save more energy, I may have reached that number. ========= FEATURES/OTHER NOTES: The following lists some features and other notes about the OmniBook 5: - Built-in speakers are decent, there is a lack of lows - Good 1080p webcam, will work great for video calls - The fans are quiet, even when running heavy computing tasks - Perfect for viewing media, the OLED screen makes the colors pop out - A 2-in-1 laptop version of this would be nice for a slightly higher price - 3 free months of PC Game Pass are included with the device ========= CONCLUSION/TLDR: Overall, the OmniBook 5 is an excellent budget-friendly laptop. For $700, you will be getting a lot more than you expect. The fast processing, bright OLED display, and energy-efficient design are some of the key features that will make everyday use feel like you are receiving more than your money's worth. A couple of downsides are the lack of a backlit keyboard and the uncertainty of whether an app will run on the ARM-based processor this laptop has. I highly recommend conducting some research and verifying that the apps you want to use are compatible with this processor. Now, who is this for? This is the perfect laptop for the average student and business professional. If you are one of these individuals or someone who is looking for a budget-friendly laptop that runs well, I wholeheartedly recommend you try this one out!
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