Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

I am really impressed with this HP OmniBook X Flip. I am not a computer expert by any stretch, but I know what works well, and this laptop has been absolutely fantastic for my everyday needs. First off, the physical design is great. The Eclipse Gray color looks incredibly sharp, and despite having a large, beautiful 16-inch screen, it feels surprisingly balanced and comfortable to hold when you flip the hinges back to use it in tablet mode. The screen is an OLED touchscreen, and everything from watching videos to reading documents is crystal clear. The touch response is smooth, making it very straightforward and easy to use right out of the box. Setup was an absolute breeze, which is something I always appreciate with new electronics. Performance-wise, it handles everything without a single hiccup. I don't know the ins and outs of the Intel Core Ultra 9 processor, but paired with the 32GB of memory, it means I can have a dozen things open at once and it never slows down or freezes. Plus, the 1TB hard drive gives me total peace of mind that I won't run out of room for photos, videos, and everyday files.

This is a review of model Model: 16-cb0043dx/D31MLUA#ABA laptop. I actually did not go in wanting to buy an HP laptop, but after actually purchasing another laptop and returning it, this one check checks all the boxes it loaded fast, it connected to Wi-Fi without all the complications. Speed at task like excel and AI tools is great. The ram handles my wife’s 30 open internet tabs at once. It has a beautiful screen, the keyboard has a nice tactile feel it and includes a numeric pad, which is also helpful. The connections on the sides and the ability to do multiple connections at once without a dongle is a dream. The power supply is small and easy to travel with. I think it’s a great laptop. It’s lightweight. I can’t think of anything bad or cons to it. Used it now for a week I love it.

Pros: BB Highlights description says full HD+ screen but its indeed a 3k oled. Nice and bright with no PWM. Excellent CPU with great battery life (average of 9-12 hours of word/excel/outlook/YouTube use) High Resolution webcam and great microphones for those teams/zoom meetings. Enough USB A and C ports for my needs along with a HDMI port. Cons: Mushy keyboard with key too close to each other. Will need to get used to it. Speakers are not as loud.

To touch typists: It has an almost-standard keyboard and numeric keypad. The arrow keys are easy to work with. It has Home and End keys. The other special keys are available with the fn key. As for the function keys, HP “usurps” them for various other uses than the standard Windows uses. (New keyboards apparently have only one Ctrl key on the left, but that is not too inconvenient. (On a non-HP laptop I tried, Home/End keys were missing, and other special keys were inconveniently located. It was a continuing frustration to work with.) The keyboard action is very comfortable and responsive for touch typists. It is fast and the Internet and response rate is excellent. NOTE to gamers: This model has on-board video rather than a separate video card. For non-gaming purposes, the screen-drawing set up is very adequate. Gamers would probably want a separate card to be as fast as NVIDIA 5070. This is my 3rd HP laptop (over many years), and I still stick with it. Besides, they have great service (with an extended warranty).

The OmniBook X Pro Flip 2 in 2 is a nicely designed, well equipped machine. It's OLED screen is excellent, and the touchscreen is very responsive. The machine performs well with the U9 and 32g of RAM. I love that it is equipped with both A and C ISB ports on both sides of the machine providing for excellent connectivity. It also has HDMI and a 1/8" microphone jack, which I use for external speakers when I have it connected to my external monitor. I only wish it would have included a stylus for the price paid. Nice machine, highly recommend.

I've been very impressed with the HP OmniBook X Flip 16. The 16-inch 3K OLED touchscreen is gorgeous—colors are vibrant, blacks are deep, and the display is incredibly sharp whether I'm working, streaming videos, or browsing the web. The touchscreen is responsive, and the 2-in-1 convertible design makes it convenient to switch between laptop and tablet modes.

Pretty powerful and well-performing PC for everyday use. The OLED display is beautiful, and the CPU/RAM combo makes for smooth performance even with multiple apps running. I probably wouldn’t use it for heavy gaming due to the integrated graphics, but for everything else it’s great. The keyboard is too squishy, but it’s not a huge drawback.

I bought this, and I am so happy with the screen. The OLED screen is perfect when I am working on MicroStation all day drafting. It doesn't strain my eyes as much. I love the build quality, full keyboard, and just everything about it.

We recently purchased the HP OmniBook X Flip for my son as he headed off to college, and it has exceeded our expectations. I wanted to make sure he had a lightweight, high-performing laptop that would support him throughout his degree program, and this device has been the perfect choice. The screen size is ideal for both studying and everyday use, and the colors are vibrant and crisp, making everything look great. Despite its powerful performance, the laptop is incredibly lightweight, making it easy for him to carry in his backpack from class to class without adding extra bulk. One of the things that impressed us most was how smoothly it handles everything he needs for school, from coursework and research to multitasking between applications. The versatility of the flip design is also a great bonus. I also want to recognize the associate at Best Buy who was extremely helpful in walking us through the various options and helping us select the right laptop for my son's needs. Their knowledge and guidance made the decision much easier. My son absolutely loves his new laptop, and I feel confident that this was a worthwhile investment in his education and success. I highly recommend the HP OmniBook X Flip to any student or parent looking for a reliable, lightweight, and powerful laptop.

Ease of use, great storage and it is very light. They keyboard takes getting use to but is not a deal breaker.

Laptop has nice oled display. Plenty of memory and an acceptable hard drive size.

I needed more storage. I went from a i5 8GB RAM 256GB SSD to a Ultra i9 32GB 1TB SSD. The price was reasonable, and the performance was outstanding. I only use it for picture editing, video playback and watch DIRECTV or YouTube. Search using Google definitly track the weather. The HP works flawlessly and as of this date have not had one issue while run it through it's paces.

I had gotten this Open Box-Excellent for around $1310 in the Summer. As a political scientist, my use case includes up to 50 tabs open, Apple Music in the background, Grammarly running along with two One Drive accounts. I leave Outlook on. Performance wise, this computer gives you Macbook Air grade reliability. What I mean by that is you won't feel any stuttering or glitches when you work with the intensity I put on my devices. The battery life is where this shines because it gives you a guaranteed 10h45m runtime, at least in the 76whr unit I got. Accounting for lid close time when you for bathroom breaks or moving around (lid close efficiency is stellar here), you can get 9 am to 8:00 pm runtimes with this device. What I didn't like is the flex. When you put this laptop, say when you're chilling on the couch, on the armrest as you work, the chassis flexes in that one end of the touchpad dips. When you are typing on your lap as well, the flex is a bit weird for a premium device. Also the manufacturer has problems with touchpad tolerances in that one side has a bigger gap than the others. The keyboard has let's say a unique layout in that the gaps between keys are minimal. It is quite easy for dust to enter these and jam the keys that you have to press on them tightly for the keys to work. That there is a numpad adds some frustration as a typist in that you are constrained by having to squish yourself to the left. The numpad, honestly, is something you won't use that often, so I would have rather had an entire big keyboard instead. The speakers and entertainment is amazing.

I haven't had any issues with this laptop. It's been working wonderfully. I put my laptops to work and easily work 10 hours straight on it. Recently, I have used it to the same capacity and haven't had any issues like my previous laptop, with Dell... HP really outdated themselves this time and my next computer will definitely be an HP. It's worth every penny.

The keyboard positions the start/stop key in the upper right hand corner, which is convenient and logical. The speed meets my limited needs. However, I expect to encounter trouble two months after the warranty expires, which happened to me with the previous HP laptop purchase, causing me to purchase this new one and taking the old HP laptop into Best Buy for the Geek Squad to repair (stuck keys and cursor moving on its own, erasing content, including entire texts), which did not happen. This new HP laptop did not include a wifi adapter, which I had to buy from another vendor since the sales person did not mention that item to me when he sold me everything else but the store itself. A proficient user of technology might avoid such mishaps and disappointments. I am basic in most areas and barely proficient in a few areas of technology. Best Buy can do better with customers like me if the Best Buy Geek Squad wants to spend time, effort, and money to do so.