HP - OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 - 16" 3K OLED Touchscreen Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 9 (2026) - 32GB Memory - 1TB SSD - Copilot+ - Eclipse Gray

I have been an HP Premium performance Laptop for the last 20 years, I was seriously considering other brands this time around (I usually replace my laptop every 3 years, even though this time around I waited 5 years and 2 months) I was considering Dell, Lenovo and Apple MacBook Pro, I use my laptop primarily for my business and I require a Premium performance Laptop, I wanted a laptop that was going to hold up to my rigorous demands of travel and work environments. I chose this HP OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 to replace My HP Spectre 2-in-1 Laptop that I also purchased at Best Buy in April of 2021 I was looking for a powerful processer, so I wanted a laptop with an Intel Core Ultra 9 Series 3 processor having 16-cores, additionally Ialso wanted a 2TB SSHD, but for my intended uses, however the 1TB SSHD is more than enough additionally this HP OmniBook X Flip has all the ports that I need, as well as 32GB RAM, 65W power via USB-C instead of a “power brick” adds to the lightweight profile of this product which was the deciding factor in choosing this laptop over Apple MacBook Pro , I like the features that are built into this Laptop, such as the AI features as well as shortcut buttons such as Copilot+ and Settings buttons for easy access and finally The 3K OLED touchscreen is sharp, and the ability to use it in “flip” mode is handy. “2880 x 1800 (Full HD+).” Is amazing, I am “Extremely Happy” with this purchase.

The Intel Core Ultra 9 configuration transforms the HP OmniBook X Flip 16 from a lightweight everyday 2-in-1 into a heavy-hitting mobile workstation. Designed for creators, software developers, and professionals who need high sustained clock speeds for video rendering or heavy datasets, this variant maxes out the convertible's performance potential.

The computer is the zippy machine I dreamed about, BUT I like to use it mainly with the computer flipped over and using an external monitor and keyboard. I've run into scary issues when installing larger Windows updates with the computer configured this way -- due to what seems to be a known issue. I'm reasonably confident those updates will run smoothly if I disconnect things and put the computer into its standard configuration first. But we'll see.

The quality of the chasis is great it feels premium. The screen is awesome. The only thing that can improve is the battery, it only last 4-6 hours of heavy work. But definitely overall a good pc

I chose this HP 2-in-1 over another brand’s gaming laptop I had been considering. The Best Buy salesperson ran some diagnostics that showed how powerful this PC is, with its Intel Core Ultra 9 Series 3 processor having 16-cores. Too, I like the keyboard feel of this HP compared to that of multiple other brands. The 3K OLED touchscreen is sharp, and the ability to use it in “flip” mode is handy. (I brought it to Best Buy’s attention online that the Specifications erroneously list the screen as “1920 x 1200 (Full HD+).” For whatever reason, they have not updated that information. They could be losing sales as a result, I think.) This HP product has all the ports that I need, as well as 32GB RAM and a 1TB SSD. Ideally, I wanted 2TB, but for my intended uses, 1TB is more than enough. Getting 65W power via USB-C instead of a “power brick” adds to the lightweight profile of this product. I appreciate that attribute when carrying or traveling with the computer, as well as the availability of affordable GaN power plugs for having an additional one. The last HP computer I had was a tower running Windows 7; nonetheless, I am well-pleased with this purchase.