Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's a really good laptop with a really good performance, the keyboard feels really good, and the OLED looks wonderful, life battery isn't really the best but works for me. I myself would say it is a really good option for a laptop. I thought that it might be too big, but it's actually the right size for me, although kind of heavy.

I’m very happy with this laptop. It starts up quickly, runs smoothly, and handles all everyday tasks without any issues. The screen is bright and clear, the keyboard is comfortable to type on, and the battery easily lasts through a full day of work or study. It’s lightweight, quiet, and overall very well-built. Great value for the price — highly recommend!

From the day I picked it up to now, it has 9 days with me. The 2K Screen resolution makes everything smoothly oily, and crystal clear. It's going to be used for Digital Filmaking & Video Production. Due to its great Graphics RTX 4050, I believe, there will be therefore no disappointment.

It’s a great computer I use it for everyday use as a college student and it’s been wonderful. It’s pretty big but I prefer having a larger screen size and it works and runs smoothly. I love this computer !

Horrible software very poor battery life and lags so much is barely usable. My trackpad is stuck already. It feels like a 20 year old laptop takes super long to open a single app. Noticed it was extremely slow on the same day i bought it not even 5 months ago. the screen is good and performs good in games but horrible for anything else not requiring the gpu. Mine better be a defective model because this is very bad for a 1500 laptop

After using it for a week, I am satisfied with its performance and design. It has Thunderbolt and works well with docking station using 2 auxiliary monitors. Runs Windows 365 no problems. Should have enough memory and power to keep it from becoming obsolete for a long time. Screen looks great.

In terms of power and visual fidelity, the HP OmniBook X surpasses your 2020 MacBook Pro by a significant margin. The OmniBook X provides a Windows environment of professional quality with raw performance, whereas your MacBook Pro's macOS and M1 chip offer a seamless, efficient experience. The MacBook Pro's 16-inch 2K OLED touch screen is a standout feature because it provides a display that is significantly larger, more vibrant, and of a higher resolution than the 13-inch Retina panel. The addition of an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 GPU and a next-gen Intel Core Ultra 7 processor makes it far more capable for demanding tasks like 3D rendering, video editing, and modern gaming. The massive 2TB SSD and 32GB of DDR5 memory also offer a substantial upgrade in both speed and multitasking capacity. Windows Copilot's AI-focused hardware includes new productivity-enhancing features that are unavailable on your previous device. The OmniBook X is a beast designed for individuals who require a machine that is performance-driven without sacrificing a beautiful display, whereas the build and trackpad of the MacBook Pro are legendary.

After a month and a half of use, I can say that the laptop is good for the discounted price of $1150. It has a solid amount of RAM, a sufficiently large SSD, an excellent screen, and a relatively fast processor. On the downside, the battery is quite weak, it manages about 5–6 hours of basic web browsing, but only 3–4 hours if you're doing anything more demanding. I don’t play games, but I doubt the battery would last more than an hour to an hour and a half under gaming load. The build quality isn’t great either, the keyboard flexes in the middle while typing, and the camera could be better. It would also be more practical to have a dedicated charging port instead of relying on a USB port for charging.

Laptop spec has right combination of hardware spec with , gorgeous display. it had performed well for multiple tasks and rendering requirements for me. only off for me is is feels heavier than my old laptop. when pushed hard slight heat is noticed. otherwise happy pick for my usage.

Great performance and specs. The screen is beautiful and it's very snappy. The multi tasking seems very responsive. Highly recommend. As far as negatives... It does weight a bit more than I'm use to. It doesn't seem like much until you have to carry it around all day and be kinda extra cautious with it. The battery life is actually pretty bad... It'll last a couple hours but it's suppose to be a lot more.

Very clean looking laptop. Amazing screen as well. In terms of speed it processes thing very quickly and loads immediately. Only problem is that it heats up very quickly and battery only lasts around 6 hours.

I prefer the HP brand. This laptop is on sale, has 6e wifi, OLED 2k screen, 2TB disc, 32g memory. Its a kicker. I don't like win 11, hate it actually, but no idea what will really happen to win 10. My old desktop will be replaced with this powerhouse. I got 12 months no interest financing. How does it run?? I actually have not taken it out of the box!! But BestBuy has a 14 day return policy.

Coming from a 2020 HP Spectre x360, this OmniBook X is a massive leap forward. The jump from 16GB to 32GB of RAM is immediately noticeable—I can run VMs, compile code, and have dozens of tabs open without a stutter. The 120Hz OLED screen is a game-changer; scrolling through text is incredibly fluid compared to my old 60Hz panel, and the colors are stunning. Having 2TB of storage out of the box gives me plenty of breathing room for large projects. If you don't strictly need a 2-in-1 hinge, this is a superior machine in every way.

I'm thoroughly enjoying working on this laptop. It's much better than my last one. It's fast and a good size. The storage size is great for me as I work with image files, running a surface design business. I haven't done much design work from it yet as I mostly do that on my desktop, but so far it looks like it will handle everything I need to do very well. The backlit keyboard is a big plus as well as the number keypad. Thanks for this productive system!

This laptop has been a great upgrade. The OLED display is sharp and vibrant, making movies and work look fantastic. Performance is excellent — apps open instantly, multitasking is smooth, and the RTX graphics card handles creative work and gaming without issues. Battery life is decent, enough to get through a day of regular use. The build feels premium and solid. Overall, it’s a powerful machine that balances speed, storage, and display quality really well.

I bought this for my brother. Really powerful laptop. The GeForce graphics card provides amazing and crisp images and very easy on the eyes especially if you stay on the laptop for long hours working. Combines of all of this for OLED touch screen and it makes it an even delightful device to work on and also use for entertainment like watching movies and playing games. My brother really likes it.

there is no many laptop computer with 2tb and 32gb ram eventhough it has decent gpu. so far my son is happy with his comp. Wish more lightweigh then it will be perfect travelling laptop also.

Best laptop I've ever had. Excellent value for the price. Great size, decent weight, solid performance overall.

Amazing product, Good screen, cpu and graphic card is added bonus. Just slight heavy than expected so little tough to carry around.

The laptop itself is a dream! It's very quick, quiet, and the display is fantastic! However, the battery life is not as great as I expected it to be (but I can live with that) - my biggest pain point is that I was informed by my BestBuy salesperson that I would be able to use my current Bamboo Ink Plus stylus on this laptop to edit photos, and this would be more than enough for my needs for both work and photo editing....but my Bamboo Ink stylus is NOT compatible with this laptop. I have since bought THREE other stylus pens to try, and NONE of them are compatible. What's worse is....I've spent sooo much time researching and trying to find something that will work, that I missed my return window. So, now I'm stuck with a laptop that does NOT fully meet my needs.....what's the point in having a touchscreen laptop if I can't use a stylus pen to edit photos or otherwise be creative on it?! VERY frustrated and disappointed.