Customer Ratings & Reviews

For the last week, I've been testing the HP OmniBook 5. The version I tested came with a 2K OLED display, Snapdragon X Plus processor, 16 GB of RAM, and a 512 GB SSD. All of which are great specs for a basic everyday laptop. However, this laptop feels and performs far better than it should. After unboxing the laptop, the first thing I noticed was its metal body, which makes it feel both premium and solid in hand. Another contributor to the solid feel was the hinge, which does a good job of holding the display in place with virtually no wobble. The keyboard is well-spaced and comfortable to type on, but unfortunately, it does not feature any backlighting. This isn't a deal-breaker for me, considering the great value this laptop offers. The speakers sound good and have a decent output. The Wi-Fi is solid, and there are many unexpected bonus features like Windows Hello, a sliding webcam cover, USB-C charging, a standard selection of ports, and a touchscreen. When it comes to performance, the display, battery, and processor were outstanding. The entire time I tested the OmniBook, I had the brightness set to maximum and the power mode set to "best performance." I performed basic tasks like surfing the web, editing photos, and writing emails while playing movies in the background. The laptop never lagged, stuttered, or got remotely warm, all while staying completely silent. The display is just stunning. Blacks are nice and deep, as you would expect with an OLED display, but it's also super bright and vibrant. As for the battery, it lasted 12 hours before dropping to its last 10 percent. This is impressive because OLED displays are power-hungry, and I was using the laptop with its most power-hungry settings. When using the laptop casually without the settings maxed out, I was able to use the laptop for the rest of the week without charging. With that said, the OmniBook 5 is an excellent choice for someone looking for an affordable, high-quality laptop with great performance, a fantastic display, and long battery life.

To be honest, I wasn't expecting to enjoy this laptop as much as I do. Given its price, I was expecting an "entry level," relatively bland laptop. I was wrong. This laptop is truly a delight to use. It's lightweight and has a very high quality feel -- especially the keyboard. I would say the keyboard on this laptop is probably one of the best I have ever experienced. The keys are quiet and the design is good. I would have loved to have a number pad, but on a 14" laptop, that's unlikely. I also would have liked to have a backlit keyboard but that's not necessarily a con. The screen surprised me too. The 2K OLED display is bright, crisp, and very responsive to touch. Now, let's talk about productivity. I removed a lot of the bloatware because I don't care for some of the included software (virus protection as an example) I was an early adopter of Copilot and Copilot+ when it was in its infancy. The OmniBook 5 has Copilot+ integrated along with HP's version of AI. Copilot+, especially if you use Microsoft 365 apps, is embedded everywhere in this laptop. Very fast, responsive, and remarkably accurate responses. The processor is quick as a hiccup. The 16GB of RAM feels more than sufficient for everyday use. I am not a gamer, but I am a power user of Excel and Access and this laptop didn't disappoint. I really don't have any cons to mention - this is a lightweight, adequately-powered, well designed and made laptop. I would definitely recommend it.

Today I’ve reviewed the HP Omnibook 5 CoPilot PC – and my overall summary is that it’s a lightweight AI-powered ultrabook with stunning visuals and marathon battery life—ideal for mobile professionals and students. It will become my daily mobile device just due to the convenience, performance and awesome looks! You can read about the specs of this device, but it’s worth noting a few points: • Battery Life: This is where the OmniBook 5 truly shines. Real-world usage clocks in over 25 hours, and HP claims up to 34 hours. Fast charging gets you to 50% in just 30 minutes. • Display Quality: The 2K OLED screen is vivid, color-rich, and responsive (0.2ms). Ideal for media consumption, creative work, and multitasking. I really like the quality of the display and it makes using the device even more fun and easy. • AI Features: Copilot+ and HP AI Companion offer productivity boosts, from smart suggestions to workflow automation. While some features may feel experimental, they’re forward-looking. You need to create a free account for the HP AI Companion app. • Performance: The Snapdragon X Plus chip prioritizes battery life over raw speed. It’s fine for everyday tasks, but not ideal for heavy-duty video editing or gaming. • Build Quality: While the materials feel premium, some users noted minor chassis flexing when handled from one corner. • Touchpad: Functional but average. It’s responsive and gesture-friendly, but lacks the premium feel of higher-end competitors. I’m excited to continue to use this laptop and replace the heavy gaming rig that I’ve been carrying in my backpack! Nice job HP on a creating a solid device that looks both looks and performs great!

This HP Omnibook 5 is a great affordable laptop if you want something light for travel or to use around the home. The OLED touchscreen display is nice to have, although it isn't as bright as some other options on the market. I'm still happy to have a rich OLED display vs an LED when viewing and editing photos. My only real complaint is not having a backlit keyboard, but I can live with that for a budget sale price of $550. Pros -Snappy performance -Great battery life -Quiet and keeps cool -Fast Charging with USB-C -OLED -Keyboard feels good -No complaints about build quality in the price range -Lightweight just under 3 lbs. (2lbs 15 oz measured) Cons -No backlit keyboard -Snapdragon ARM processor could limit use of some apps (check compatibility for specific apps before buying) -USB-C Ports only on left side, none on right.

This HP Omnibook 5 laptop is thoughtfully built using recycled materials, making it both eco-friendly and impressively lightweight. It features a 14-inch OLED touchscreen display, two USB-C ports, one USB-A port, and a headphone/microphone jack. Powering the device is a Snapdragon X Plus processor paired with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB solid-state drive. Connectivity options include Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6E. Setup is straightforward, just sign in with a Microsoft email account. The laptop supports Microsoft CoPilot as well as HP’s own Companion AI. Performance is smooth and responsive, though not as fast as higher-end machines. The keyboard is comfortable for typing, with a dedicated Microsoft CoPilot button, though it lacks backlighting, which may be inconvenient in dim lighting. The palm rest feels good, and the touchpad is large, responsive, and supports multi-finger gestures. However, the touchpad can feel a little bouncy when lifting and replacing your finger during use. The OLED display is a highlight, bright, vivid, and capable of delivering stunning HDR visuals at a resolution of 1920x1200. The stereo speakers are surprisingly powerful for the laptop’s size, producing crisp, clear audio. The front-facing camera captures sharp, detailed images and records video at 1080p/30fps. The manual shutter adds an extra layer of privacy and works flawlessly. Battery life is one of this model’s strongest features. While the manufacturer claims up to 34 hours of runtime, real world performance is excellent. With moderate use and standby, the battery remained at 70% after five days, and the device stayed cool throughout. Overall, the HP Omnibook 5 strikes a great balance between premium and budget options. It’s portable, lightweight, and well suited for school, work, and travel. With its stellar OLED display, excellent battery life, reliable connectivity (Bluetooth 5.3, Wi-Fi 6E), and solid 1080p webcam, it offers strong value in its price range. In the box, you’ll get the laptop, charging brick, and manual.

Bought this for my girlfriend since she's getting into AI and starting to learn more about tech. She loves it and uses it every day for her online courses, notes, and messing around with some beginner AI stuff. It runs really smooth. Opening apps, switching between tabs, running code in notebooks, all feels quick. The battery lasts forever, she goes through a whole day of studying and still has plenty left, no need to carry the charger everywhere. Screen looks amazing, colors are bright and everything is sharp, perfect for watching tutorials or reading long pages. It's lightweight and the silver color is clean, she says it feels nice to carry around. Some programs aren't made for this chip yet so they run a little slower, but the stuff she needs like browser, office, python, all work great. Things are getting better with updates anyway. For anyone starting out in tech or wanting a solid laptop that lasts all day and has the new AI features built in, this is a good pick. She's happy with it and that's what matters.

Been using this for everyday work and creative stuff and it’s been solid across the board. The OLED touchscreen looks amazing, super crisp and bright. Performance is snappy, apps open fast, and it stays cool and quiet. Battery life is better than I expected for a Windows laptop, which is a win. It’s lightweight, feels well built, and doesn’t get in the way of getting things done. Overall, a really nice machine that just works without headaches.

I have only had this laptop for about 2 weeks but so far I am very happy with it. It is super light (under 3 pounds) and the battery life is unbelievable at over 30 hours. The screen is only 14 inches but it is sharp and vibrant. The keyboard pads are a good size and very comfortable. It is fast and has a good amount of memory. It is good solid machine at this price point.

So far, so good. It is silent and fast, even with multiple heavy load tabs up. I like the OLED screen because it is bright and crisp. I also appreciate the central touch pad. The ones that are off center drive me nuts as my hands always are in the wrong place. I wish it had backlit keyboard, but I knew it didn't when I bought it. Just one of those things I gave up for a less expensive laptop. I also wish the keyboard had a more crisp feel. I miss my Lenovo, but for half the price, I had to try the HP. So far, no complaints about how it runs.

If you are looking for a Windows laptop that doesn't break the bank but still has excellent specs and performance while ALSO being incredibly portable, this HP Omnibook is a terrific option. Pros: - Windows continues to do a fantastic job of making its Operating System quick, smooth, and easy to use. I remember the days of setting up a new laptop years ago and it felt like it would take the whole evening. I was able to go through the set-up process, update windows, component drivers, etc and it took me well under 30 minutes. The set-up process integrates well with HP offerings, like registering for a warranty. - This laptop is loaded with 16GB of RAM, which is amazing for a mid-range laptop. The extra memory made multitasking extremely easy for me. I could not run too many apps at once, no matter how hard I tried. This laptop could handle everything. While the Snapdragon processor is not high-end, it was up to the task for everything that I threw at it. - The solid state drive helps this laptop boot-up and shut down in mere seconds. And loading files or launching apps is fast as well thanks to how fast and easy it is to access SSD files/data. I never plan to own a hard drive again in my life. - The OLED display looks great and is everything I would want in a 14" screen. And having touchscreen capabilities is a great bonus. - The size of this laptop is perfect for portability. The chassis is slim and light. And I love the design of the rubber bumpers on the underside. This helps to not only give the laptop a nice cushion when setting it down, but leaves nice spacing for airflow that can help prevent the device from overheating. Cons: - The 512GB SSD can fill up quick if you plan to install large files such as games or video content. You'll want to plan for external storage or an SSD upgrade if this matters to you. This Omnibook 5 from HP is a great deal for anyone looking for a combination of performance, portability, and affordability.

I had been researching Snapdragon laptops for a while because I wanted longer battery life and a laptop that wouldn't take 5 minutes to wake up. My main concern had been application compatibility. I have to say, this is an amazing product. It is like a Macbook Air in its size, capability, and battery management. It lacks some of the technical specs and punch required to dock into my workstation and do everything I need, but for a mobile-first PC it is excellent. The screen is great, the keyboard is excellent, and I have had no issues whatsoever with compatibility. The price was great for a test, and I'm so glad I went for it. I hope I never have to buy an Intel laptop again!

This is a great little laptop. Very fast, light and a great OLED screen. I've taken it for long days without very much battery usage. The only things I would change is: 1) HDMI port, 2) Add a right-side USBC (for additional charging options, and 3) Keyboard backlight for darker venues.

I love this laptop. It has a amazing battery that lasted for over 18 hours for me and charges in no time. It works perfect for my schooling because its the perfect size and weight. Plus it has a great build quality made of aluminum that feels premium while using it and the picture of the screen is cystal clear. Would definitely recommend it to freinds and family.

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I bought this laptop during BF deal and got it delivered a day after. As i didnt use thia laptop kuch hence rated 4. I found this laptop fast and reliable. I could open multiple screens at a time without a lag while switching to another. Works like butter and battery life is very long as compared to other windows processors. OLED screen is cherry on the top at this price range.

I really loved this laptop. It's lightweight, snappy, has a great OLED touchscreen with vibrant colors and deep blacks. Sadly, it lacks a backlit keyboard, which turned out to be a dealbreaker for me. I'd very highly recommend to anyone not needing a backlit keyboard.

We purchased this laptop to replace another and boy did we make the right choice! The Snapdragon X Plus is super fast. It rivals our Mac! The OLED screen is crystal clear. Again, it rivals our Mac. We have nothing but positive to say about this laptop. Thus far it is fantastic. We definitely would purchase again.

Beautiful OLED screen! Perfect size. Long lasting battery with quick charging, I could not ask for anything more! Totally satisfied!

great battery life, great graphics, very portable, and reasonably fast. Overall great value

I love this computer! It is everything the salesclerk said and more! The AI copilot is awesome. I didn't know if I would like it, but I love it! I also love the touchscreen and the fact it never gets dirty. I also really appreciated the clerk at Best Buy. He listened to what I needed, he didn't pressure us to get a more expensive version, he understood my need for something "light" that I could use. The battery life has been awesome - it seems to last forever - I don't use the computer very much, so it lasts a long time. And Best Buy honored a price reduction with the My Best Buy Plus. I ended up saving an additional $225 later!