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Q: What type of storage does this HP laptop have?
A: This HP laptop comes with a 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD.
Q: What is the screen size of this laptop?
A: This HP laptop has a 14-inch screen.
Q: What is the aspect ratio of the display?
A: The aspect ratio of the display is 16:10, allowing you to see more content with less scrolling.
Q: How long is the manufacturer's warranty on this laptop?
A: This HP laptop comes with a 1-year manufacturer's warranty for both parts and labor.
Q: Does this laptop have a touch screen?
A: Yes, this laptop features a 14-inch 2.2K IPS touchscreen display.
Q: Can this laptop handle 2 monitors?
A: After extensive testing of this HP Omnibook Ultra 14-FD0023DX model, I can tell you that its two USB-C ports actually do NOT support Thunderbolt 4. (Multiple layers of testing and proof on this, including using HP's own Thunderbolt Control Center software, if you'd like to know more.) Not even sure what the USB4 implementation on this box is, but I'm skeptical. You can always daisy-chain two monitors, assuming you've got monitors that support this.
Q: Does this have the port to hook up to a wireless network
A: Either your question is poorly phrased or you are confused. A laptop does not need a PORT to connect to a WIRELESS network. It needs a wireless connecting device inside the computer, either integrated into the motherboard or as a separate chip/accessory (like the CPU, or RAM, are separate parts). Modern WiFi connectors like these also often integrate the Bluetooth capability. All portable computers have this. If you need to connect to a WIRED connection with a laptop, most laptops (and this is one of them) will require a separate adapter, connected to the computer via a USB PORT, to provide this. The exceptions are business-oriented and gaming portables.
Q: Is the trackpad a haptic trackpad?
A: Hello and thank you for asking. The HP OmniBook Ultra 14-fd0023dx Copilot+ laptop has an HP Imagepad, which is not haptic.

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| Pros for HP - OmniBook Ultra - Copilot+ PC - 14" 2.2K Touch-Screen Laptop - AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 2024 - 32GB Memory - 1TB SSD - Meteor Silver | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Battery Life, Processor Speed, Portability, Keyboard Quality, RAM | There were no pros for this product— | Processor Speed, Battery Life, Portability, Screen Quality, Overall Performance | There were no pros for this product— |
| Cons for HP - OmniBook Ultra - Copilot+ PC - 14" 2.2K Touch-Screen Laptop - AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 2024 - 32GB Memory - 1TB SSD - Meteor Silver | |||
| Ports | There were no cons for this product— | Touchpad, RAM | There were no cons for this product— |
Customers admire the OmniBook Ultra for its exceptional battery life, comfortable keyboard, and fast processor. Its portability, ample RAM, and generous storage capacity are also appreciated. However, some customers express a desire for more ports on the device. Overall, the laptop receives positive feedback for its performance and features.
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The Specs - CPU - AMD Ryzen Ai 9 365 Processor (50 TOPs of NPU) Graphics - AMD Radeon 890M RAM - 32GB LPDDR5X running at 7500 MHz Display - 14” 2.2K (2240 x1400) ips display with a 16:10, 300 nits peak brightness, 60hz panel Storage - 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD Network Communications - WiFi 7(802.11be) (2x2) + Bluetooth 5.4 Battery - 68WHrs, 4-cell Li-ion Ports - Right Side - 2 USB-C (40gbs) ports Left Side - 3.5mm headphone jack, USB-A (10gbs) The ports are sufficient but it would have been nice to have USB-C ports on both sides for versatility and I think HP should have included an HDMI port or SD card slot. Weight and Power brick - The unit comes in at approximately 3.4lbs (3.366lbs) and once you add the power brick, total weight is approximately 4lbs (4.002lbs). The power brick itself looks and feels like quality materials were used and gives you approximately 9ft 5in of distance from a power source. The cords are awesome and are perfect in my book. Feels nice, easily moveable, flexible and has a nice soft texture to it. Unboxing Experience - The HP box looked great and opening it was straightforward and efficient. The presentation of the laptop inside its box, the unwrapping, and the initial unveiling retained the natural excitement of receiving a new laptop and wanting to use it. The unit itself was light and felt well built. The unit did not have a slippery feel to it and had a more slightly textured aspect to the finish. Opening the laptop was a little stiff and would not fulfill a windows user's dream of one handed opening. First impressions - I like the laptop and think the size is perfect. Picking it up feels good and the laptop doesn’t really have any flex on the unit (screen, body, keyboard) and as its light, it's easy to grab with one hand to move to another location confidently. The keyboard and trackpad are great. The keys, to me, are a perfect blend between mushy and clicky and the layout is very comfortable. The letter print on the keys are big and look great. The trackpad is responsive and the clicking aspect is good. Overall, I’d label it above average and a great experience. System responsiveness is excellent. There are no complaints as the laptop is smooth. During everyday tasks such as opening and using office documents, surfing zillow for dream homes, checking in on facebook, and opening a ton of tabs in a web browser for comparison shopping, the laptop is a pleasure to use. Fans stay silent but the system can get slightly warm. During normal use with this laptop, you definitely can use it in any setting (counter, desk, on lap, on lap with pillow) without worrying too much about ventilation or excessive heat. Fans and heat can be a little loud if you do use the laptop for anything such as gaming or more intensive productivity tasks. The fans can be noticeable but not in an embarrassing way. Macbook users may raise an eyebrow at you in a library. Heat wise, you are looking at approximately 86F around the middle of the keyboard (T, Y, G, H, keys) while doing most tasks with approximately 31 decibels. In games or more taxing productivity tasks, those temps will hit around 101F or more with fans hitting around 36 decibels. The heat becomes a little noticeable on the keyboard after 5-10 minutes of intensive tasks. On the bottom of the unit, I registered 107F as a high which was around the center where the vent holes were. I ran CPU-Z stress test, and played Kingdom and Castles (a sim like game) and fan noise maxed out at around 46 decimals with temps registering the same high as before. The screen situation is its biggest let down. Why HP decided to release this awesome laptop but then intentionally cripple it with a poor display panel (2.2K at 300 nits) that has a 60Hz refresh rate is beyond me. Having one of choices would be okay but all three (lower resolution, low brightness, low refresh rate) I think is a tragedy. One might overlook this display issue but at this price point ($1500) the word dull or drab I think is appropriate when comparing what other manufactures offer. On a positive note, the screen is a touch screen The web camera quality is pretty good for a windows laptop I’d say. The image looked “enhanced” and you would still want to pay attention to angels and the light in the room in order to look your best. The audio quality is, I think, sufficient. In comparison mode you might think the sound being produced isn’t as good as it could be but it certainly isn't bad. There wasn't any battery drain during sleep mode when I tested it. There were a few times in which I’d close the lid overnight and come back in the morning and it was at the same percentage as I had left it at. HP did a fantastic job I think in that regard. For a battery test I ran basemark web 3.0 (full screen brightness, using the balanced plan and not altering any other system settings) to get a feel about how long this machine could last in more demanding situations. I got 4hrs. 27min. This obviously is a much more draining task than just doing light web browsing, listening to music and some productivity tasks. I was pretty surprised by the result and have no doubt that this laptop would easily make it all day with normal workloads. Also something I think is worth mentioning is that fact that the fans never kicked on during the test. I found the HP software a little bit on the bloated side. I counted at least 8 different HP branded software apps that perform some sort of functions and enhancements. It does offer an OMEN hub which I didn't care for but does offer some info on your system. Definitely not as good as something that Asus offers. In conclusion - This laptop is great and I really want to love it. I found myself liking it the more I used it. It has a perfect size, great keyboard and the power it has is fantastic. I was amazed that under load, the fans were not louder. I do find it really hard to shake the display choice HP went with. For a laptop, the screen in my book is very important and HP didn't seem to care about it. At $1499, I think there are some shortcomings when you compare this to other products. To name a few, you don't get great port selections, the power cord can only plug in on one side, the keyboard gets a bit warm during normal use and almost hot during intensive tasks and I am disappointed, mainly on principle, that HP didn’t offer a better screen for this laptop. Other than that, it is a great laptop in so many areas.
zreview Posted
Really loved the laptop, huge 2 in 1 fan for all of the obvious reasons, IT'S A BLAST what you can get done with the right side of your brain in laptop mode and then flip it into tablet mode and let loose your left brained imagination with that amazing large and reactive touch screen that is so graciously bright! You'll love the color display as well as the fact that a.i. is working throughout the entirety of the laptop like a personal assistant no matter what task you're attempting to get perfected. Processing speed is VERY FAST and maxed out my wifi internet company's broadband speeds around 456mbps and I only pay for 400 Mbps apeeds so it's entirely over clocking what I'm even supposed to be able to achieve when hardwired To the router with an Ethernet cord BUT, it does so over 5G Internet which is basically wifi, I can't even imagine how fast this laptop would run if I were actually hardwired in. It's a great buy and on sale you can't pass on it!
GilbertA Posted
I bought an Open Box. I love it so much. The screen is big, it has touch ID & face ID. The battery is good, the keyboard lights up. It has a slide where you can cover your camera. And most of all, it has huge storage. Very impressed with my purchase.
SerenityL Posted