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 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.

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.

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.

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.