HP - Spectre x360 2-in-1 13.3" Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB Solid State Drive - Natural silver

It's super fast - I never knew how nice it would be to have it boot up and be on email in under 10 seconds. And the facial recognition entry works well and is a real convenience, as is the touchscreen. Also quite sturdy - like an Apple. The only defect is that when you click on something it doesn't always take. and since this happens a fair bit it is very annoying, though is more than offset by the positives. The touchscreen feature is helpful in getting the cursor to where you want it to be.

This convertible replaces one that was stolen so I'm really reviewing the convertible but now with the "cool" pen. It is lightweight and extremely portable. You might want a CD/DVD writer. I also got a USB hub since there is only one. A BT mouse is a cheap investment ($20) while you adapt to the pen. It is fast and you can use it like a tablet, a screen for viewing videos in the tent configuration or a "regular" laptop. Battery life is OK for my purposes... more than 12 hours. Great product, highly recommended.

I purchased this laptop for its lightweight portability and great features. It’s ultra slim and the 2-in-1 makes it’s easy to go from laptop mode to tablet. The pen is also nice even though I don’t use it much I still love how smooth it writes. The speakers are amazing compared to my other hp pavilion. The only con is I wish it had two usb-a ports and hdmi which comes on the bigger model but not this one.

The laptop's screen resolution is high but the battery life is not that powerful

I did a lot good research and bought it it’s perfect and the best in all

Pros: Fantastic keyboard tactile feel Great display colors Great touchpad surface/texture Loud speakers Pen support Touch screen Very fast internal m.2 storage Cons: Bad keyboard design Glossy screen - although this comes with any device that offers pen/touch support Touchpad suffers from the "jumping cursor/mouse" issue that plagues the HP forums First impressions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr973Qz_1CY Mouse issues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYRJ3erCem4

I've been looking for a solidly built 2-in-1 with active stylus support, a full blown (non-Y-series) Kaby Lake i7 processor, 16GB RAM, FHD screen, with Thunderbolt 3 support to use with my Dell TB16 dock. I've found it with the x360, what a machine! Pros: -FAST- Kaby Lake i7 7500, and includes the Samsung NVMe SM961 SSD, one of the best! This thing flies! -Ports/ThunderBolt 3- USB-C port/ThunderBolt 3 port, plus a USB 3.0 port as well. My Dell TB16 ThunderBolt dock works perfectly with this machine, charging the laptop, running all my peripherals and monitors on one single cable. The Intel 620 graphics runs the laptop screen, an external 4K and external FHD monitor perfectly. -Build- Fantastic build quality, great looking too. All aluminum, no flex, solid as a rock. The chrome HP logo on the back of the screen looks classy! -Touchpad / Keyboard / pen- Touchpad is incredibly responsive and customizable via the Synaptics control center/control panel. Keyboard is a joy to type on ... almost feels like a mechanical(?) with excellent travel. The x360 uses the N-Trig digitizer as well, meaning you can use the new(er) Surface Pen as well with customizable eraser / top clicker. -Webcam- Above the screen, great image quality. Windows Hello enabled! I look at my computer to log in. It's that simple. -Price- Wow. This is a lot of high quality computer for very little $$$ ... AND it comes with an active pen and very nice sleeve case! -Battery- It gets me through a full day of meetings with plenty of life left. I would guess around 12-13 hours with light to moderate usage, but hard to say as I haven't come close to running it down yet. -Power to weight ratio- This is a LOT of computer in a very small space! Cons: -Screen- FHD screen has some uneven backlighting, mostly noticeable at the top edge of the screen. The display is very slightly darker at the top 5-10mm all the way across. Friends/family do not notice it, most people probably wouldn't notice it. I'm very picky with screens. -Pre-loaded software- A TON of HP branded software/help/support stuff installed by default ... didn't seem too intrusive, but still... there was a lot, I uninstalled most of it, as I don't need the support stuff and don't want to have to worry about keeping installed software I don't use up to date and secure. I check regularly for driver/firmware updates from both HP and Windows/Microsoft. The cons weren't enough for me to knock a star off. This is a winner of a machine, and there are no 2-in-1s out right now that can even come close to these specs in the 13" form factor at this price. If you're looking for a nearly perfect 2-in-1 laptop, this is it! The 4K version looks great too, but wanted a little extra battery life so decided on the FHD version.

Really could not be happier with this laptop. I'm another recent convert from a decade of using Apple computers and there's just no comparison in the value between the two companies in 2017. I tried a PC right after Windows 10 was released and returned it because of how buggy the operating system was. I can't believe how much better it is now and on this machine. This thing runs like a champ, the keyboard is terrific, the touch screen IS useful and vastly quicker than using any touchpad (or touch bar) for things like scrolling through emails and web pages, and I've enjoyed the flexibility offered by the 2 in 1 form. Sure, it's heavy as a tablet but that's missing the point, which is that the machine and software work extremely well in all modes and gives you a great option whenever you might want it. There's no compromises with this laptop! The pen is a great little addition and HP even threw in a wonderful sleeve that has a holder for the pen right under the flap. I looked at the 15 inch, but despite seeming like a great machine in its own right, this size suits me better and the price can't be beat. Great feeling and looking laptop. Fan noise and heat are on par with the MacBook Air I owned and now no longer miss. Great purchase. No regrets.