HP - OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 - 16" 2K OLED Touchscreen Laptop - AMD Ryzen AI 9 465 (2026) - 32GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Copilot+ - Meteor Silver

Its a nice laptop, however I’m also experiencing issues with updates, theres a constant error preventing one in particular. Its pretty frustrating that this has yet be fixed. I also never use tablet mode - but twice now my screen has flipped upside down and only was fixed by restarting the laptop.

Great screen...nice and light to carry feels like a top of the line PC should feel like

I'm done with Best Buy. This item had to be shipped to me and was promised on one day but didn't arrive until two days later. I needed this for school and, needless to say, I didn't have it when I needed it. On top of that, it arrived damaged. The beautiful screen wasn't so beautiful. One of my options with BB was to return it through their website which could have taken weeks to get a new one. My other option was to drive to their store to get a replacement and then wait yet again for another to be sent to my house. I don't live very close to a BB. I did, however drive there and returned it for a full refund. I actually found a better laptop and another local store less than two minutes from BB. Short story: BB needs to work on better ways to help customers do a return/replacement at the same time over the phone or through their website. Neither was available to me.

I picked up this HP OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1, and it has easily exceeded my expectations. The build quality in Meteor Silver feels sleek, premium, and rigid, and the 16-inch 2K OLED touchscreen is an absolute showstopper—deep blacks, vibrant colors, and text that is razor-sharp. Whether you're working on complex spreadsheets or kicking back to stream movies in tent mode, the display is gorgeous. Under the hood, the AMD Ryzen AI 9 processor paired with 32GB of RAM makes multitasking effortless. It handles heavy workloads without stuttering, stays remarkably cool and quiet, and the responsiveness is instantaneous. Copilot+ features integrate smoothly, and the battery life easily stretches through a full workday of mixed productivity and browsing. If you are looking for a powerful, premium 2-in-1 laptop with top-tier performance, a phenomenal screen, and future-proof specs, this is definitely worth every penny. Highly recommended!

I normally don't write these except as an excuse to try and get points or rewards. But this device has frustrated me, excited me, angered me, and I want to be transparent for others. Normally priced MSRP at $1849, I purchased during a sale for $1099. I thought I was getting outstanding value. Ram is soldered, but at 32gb of DDR5, should be as future proof as possible. NVME can be swapped, so the limit of 512gb storage wassn't a deal breaker. To also add, I had to go through two of these. First one, the moment I hit the power button, it said it was diagnosing and repairing. Never a good sign. Eventually booted into windows, and when trying to do the updates, went to a perpetual blue screen. Returned and purchased a new one. This time, same issue occured. I was determined to see if it was merely an issue with preloaded bloatware. I did a fresh windows install, and swapped out the 512gb to a 1tb storage. Since doing this, has operated perfectly. No issues. However, while not the smartest person in the world, I was able to do this. Your average user won't be able to. Immediate Pro's: Screen is gorgeous. Battery life is excellent. Processor and Ram have operated optimally. Only Con I give beyond the initial software issues: This keyboard is awful. I mean awful. I could write 5000 characters alone on how awful this keyboard is. And maybe it is because at 6'3, I have large hands, but if you type on a lenovo yoga, and then this, you'll understand. But lenovo didn't have a 32gb ram 2-in-1, so this was the tradeoff. At 1099, if you're willing to learn or already know how to do a clean Windows install, this is incredible value. But good Lord that keyboard is trash.