HP - OmniBook X – 16” 2K OLED Touchscreen Laptop – Intel Core Ultra X7 (2026) – 32GB Memory – 1TB SSD – Copilot+ PC - Meteor Silver

There's nothing about this that I don't like --- well maybe one feature could be 'upgraded' and that would be to have the keyboard lit-up. Other than that I have absolutely ZERO complaints. This was purchased to use for medical school and I'm very satisfied with it's functions. The battery holds a charge for a considerable amount of time, it's not excessively heavy, screen is crystal clear, processor is incredible - it's honestly a great laptop! Highly recommend this to anyone! ... well except my worst enemy because I wouldn't want them to have such a great product - hahahah :)

Absolutely love my new HP OmniBook X! The 16” 2K OLED touchscreen is stunning, it’s super fast with the Intel Core Ultra processor, 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD make everything smooth. Great Copilot+ features too!

The 2026 line of HP OmniBook with intel core ultra x7 32Gb ram and 1 tb of ssd works very well to delivery 4k video work, djing and Lightroom work with easy.

This is a nice all-around workstation/computer. Its great for daily tasks, running AI models locally, and even some gaming. In my experience HP has made some solid laptops, and this Omnibook is no exception. Its hardware is well built and performs strongly. Getting 32GB of RAM, 1TB hard drive, and the latest mobile CPU from Intel coming in with 16 cores sets you up with a strong device to work with, which is part of the reason I chose this one. Starting off, I will say the laptop is heavier than I expected. Its not bad heavy, but I’m guessing the large battery is probably where the extra weight comes in. With all the specs I already mentioned, this thing runs smooth. I’ve been using it daily for the past week, including setup, and it can handle multitasking easily. My goals were to take advantage of the unified memory with AI, be able to handle light to medium gaming, and of course handle my day to day tasks which including managing projects, day trading, and my side business. This is officially the first computer that takes advantage of my Wifi 7 network in my home, making the speed and range quite nice. Ran a speed test on my network and got 573 Mbps down and 386 Mbps up. The ports on the device are typically enough for your average user, 4 USB (2-A and 2-C), however I do wish there was an ethernet port, otherwise its plentiful. The keyboard gives me mixed emotions, I am happy they have a num pad on it, but I think because of this the keyboard layout is a bit tight and takes some getting used to type on. There is also missing the right CTRL button, which I’m used to using on my desktop. There are several backlit options to choose from including how bright and how long you want the lights turned on. The keyboard is sturdy and like I said the hardware is well-built, so pressing down on the keyboard doesn’t push it down/inward like you see on some laptops. I like the option to run some local LLM’s (AI models) on here because of the privacy and wanting to save a monthly fee, so the 32GB was a big draw for me. I’ve ran 3 different models on here, and had some good success. I get around 20 tokens per second response time, using some of the better models like Qwen 3.6 and Gemma 4. I also decided to try out some gaming even though I didn’t buy this computer for that, normally I would use a gaming specific laptop. I installed No Rest for the Wicked, and it worked just fine getting me around 60 FPS. Which leads me to my next thing, the graphics/screen...boy did it look great! The OLED screen is fantastic and you get those rich colors popping out. The game typically has a lot of dark scenes or areas, which OLED’s perform very well on, and it amazed me. I love the OLED glossy screens, makes everything look so much better IMO. I personally would have traded in the touch screen for a higher resolution display, but thats just because I don’t use a touchscreen. Speakers sound good too, they are unique as the sound comes more from the bottom, rather than on the top or sides. I haven’t noticed any air flow coming out or around me either, which is nice not having hot air blown towards me. Even when doing heavy work, the fans don’t get that loud. Some thoughtful design went into this device. I’ve been using the Face Unlock feature through Windows Hello and it works quickly and accurately, even in darker areas. System boots up or wakes up from sleep speedily. Battery seems to have some good life while using the backlit keyboard and having my screen brightness the same level as plugged in. Charges quick too, I went from 16% battery to 50% in 25 min. Overall this is a pretty solid computer that runs exceptionally well. The only 2 small downsides I discussed for me would be the weight and getting used to the keyboard. Otherwise it performs like a performance workstation should, and can handle a variety of tasks and applications simultaneously. The icing on it is the beautiful display, which somehow makes my desktop OLED monitor look dull! I’ve heard good things about this Intel CPU and it has not disappointed yet. I have attached a screenshot of the game with the resource overlay at the top along with my network speed test for reference.

This HP OmniBook X - 16" 2048x1280 (2K) OLED Touchscreen Laptop offers lots of power thanks to its Intel Core Ultra X7 high-end mobile processor and the integrated Intel Panther Lake graphics card (iGPU), Intel Arc B390. With 32GB RAM and a 1 TB SSD, it is ideal for creatives, photo hobbyists, developers, AI users, multitaskers, and the "casual gamer". This one is incredibly fast at tasks that can use many CPU cores (up to 16!) at once (i.e., not just one), which is ideal for heavy productivity workloads such as video rendering, simulation, prototype building, software compilation, and gaming. It is pre-installed with Windows 11 Home, which Setup will take you around 2 hours, including download & install of >50 updates. The good news is that I did not encounter any failures during the many installs. Once you have completed the initial setup, check for additional updates in [Settings - Windows Updates - Check for Updates] and run the pre-installed HP Support app to install two more updates. Many 1-month trials are pre-installed or installable, such as McAfee Antivirus, Office 365, Xbox Game Pass, and various Adobe software (see screen capture). Tip: If you try to uninstall McAfee Antivirus, you'll be prompted to provide a reason and offered a $9.99 upgrade offer that extends virus protection for an entire year. [ PROS - Things I liked and appreciated ] - A gorgeous, bright (400 nits) and high screen resolution (2048x1280) 16" OLED display at 120 Hz and excellent touchscreen responsiveness; delivers flicker-free and maximum sharpness and accuracy of colors and contrast, as well as deep blacks - Solid, sturdy aluminum chassis with a premium feel - Excellent CPU and iGPU performance - Front-Facing Speakers - Battery life of up to 19 hours per charge (typical use is good for at least 9 hours) - Comes with a foldable and small footprint 100W Charger (UBS-C); use the included one or any other that delivers at least 65W but not more than 100W (charged fine with a 65W Adapter, though not as fast, of course) - Thunderbolt 4 support, which port you can use to connect to an external docking station if you need more high-speed ports and monitor ports (comes with 1 x HDMI, 1 x (USB-C) Thunderbolt 4, 2 x USB-A, and an additional USB-C port) - Backlit full-size keyboard (feels good to the soft touch) - Quiet cooling (when needed) [ CONS - Only a few ] - The display viewing angle is centered; it is not anti-reflective (see provided picture) - Better sound; it's rather flat; no particular bass - Windows 11 setup is time-intensive; no permanent productivity software is provided; however, there are one-month free trials for Office 365, McAfee antivirus, and various Adobe software [ Verdict ] I would highly recommend this laptop to productivity users and students alike. 5 stars.