HP - Spectre x360 2-in-1 13.3" 4K OLED Ultra HD Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 1TB SSD + 32GB Optane - Nightfall Black

First of all, to address previous reviews referencing the screen, sure, if you're sitting here staring a few inches away, you might barely be able to notice the mesh/grid pattern they speak of. Using the laptop in everyday circumstances, you're not even going to notice it, as it's something you literally have stare at the screen, to look for to find. The screen is beautiful, can be viewed just as well from any angle, even directly from the side the picture remains the same, as shown in one of the attached photos. There are 5 color profiles to choose from: Default - optimized for color vibrancy Web (sRGB) - optimized for web browsing Photo (Adobe RGB) - optimized for photo editing & viewing Movie (DCI-P3) - optimized for movie viewing & editing Native - no optimization applied Personally I typically stick with Movie, as that's the color profile utilized for digital film projection in the move industry, and it really makes movies look terrific. Being a 4K AMOLED screen, the blacks are true, and the colors are vibrant and rich. To address the fans and heat issues I've seen on here, in my experiences thus far, the laptop has remained cool, haven't had any crazy heat under the keyboard, though I just usually watch a lot of movies, with some web browsing. So others might be multitasking a lot, or using programs that eat up a lot of the CPU. The fans are hardly ever on, and yes when they do turn on, sometimes they can spool up a bit, though never what I'd deem as overly loud. You can select the fan profile in the HP Command Center, I leave it on the HP Recommended, though you can choose Performance, Quiet, or Comfort as well. Port wise, it is very limited, though I do appreciate it has a full size USB-A port, which did take me a minute to find, as it's somewhat hidden. It's on the left side, and at a glance looks like maybe a MicroSD slot, though if you push down on the bottom of the port, it opens up into the full size. The bottom stays flush with the laptop otherwise, when you're not using it. So that's kind of a cool feature to keep it hidden in a way. Has the charge port on the back right corner, it's a USB-C type, as show in the picture there. The cord from the power "brick" to the laptop is braided, which is great, so helps give the cord some durability. Besides that, has another USB-C port, MicroSD slot, and headphone jack. Also has a camera kill switch on the right side for privacy sake. Overall feel of the laptop is premium, haven't noticed any kind of flexing when opening the screen, feels very sturdy, and the hinges feel like they'll hold up for quite awhile. Keyboard feels good, responsive, albeit maybe slightly cramped though being a 13.3" laptop, I wouldn't have expected a full size anyways, so no worries there. Keyboard is backlit, with an adjustable brightness setting, located on the F5 key. All of the function keys by default do the action shown, you have to hold the actual FN key to do F1, F2 and so on, which seems pretty common these days on many laptops. Have only had this laptop a few days, though initial impressions are quite positive from me. I updated everything I could when I first started it, so maybe some of the screen issues folks mentioned were resolved in more recent updates, as I've not had any issues. System boots up quick of course with the SSD, and have not encountered any issues have multiple tabs open on Firefox, which we all know is a resource hog of a browser, even still. Battery life, I got about 6 hours from 100% to 26% before I plugged it in, and that was entirely streaming Netflix, with brightness at about 65%, no battery saving features enabled. The price dropped down to $1649.99 recently, so was finally able to pull the trigger on this, as I had been eyeing it for awhile, well worth the price, for the value it has. Also comes with a carrying sleeve, which it fits perfectly into, and has a little bit of cushion, though I still use a pouch as well for extra insulation.

I love it. Best Noteable Pros: battery life is upto 6-8 hours of heavy use by me who has videos running on another monitor while i sift through Adobe photoshop and MS Suite, and search engines. Havent had a malfunction of any type after months of daily use. Cons I can't increase screen wedge or Folder sizes permanently to see them. I must use my 32" monitor ro read them. Sometimes if im using it in tablet mode, some keya unlock when touching my thigh and i get eronious letters or unwanted actions happen while im writing seriously. The backlit keyboard doesnt stay on. Did I miss an option to keep it on instead of timing out after x minutes of non-use?

The computer works well, I love everything chic elegant . Loved the pen came together.

The laptop has perfect design, weight, and performance Be careful with OLED screen. It seems like a quality control doesn't exist.

I battled with purchasing the Dell xps with similar specs to the HP Spectre. But the price with an Oled screen, 1tb sd, i7 with a icelake processor and Iris Plus graphic card was really hard to beat at under $1,200. Plus., it has all the ports I need. I have been using it for 1month now and its amazing. fully recommend

This HP Spectre laptop is excellent. Fast, mobile and efficient. The 4K display is bright and absolutely gorgeous!!! No regrets at all and got it at a great Bestbuy price!!!

I love my new computer lab top it was so easy to set up and it works fast. Since I had to work from home this was the best investment I have ever made. I love my HP - Spectre

Amazing PC. Cute, lightweight, fast, easy to use. Comes with a special case and a pen. I recommend :)