Customer Ratings & Reviews

What I like most is how slim it is, the battery lasts a long time, and the screen looks great. It can even handle some light 4K video editing if you need it to. If you’re looking for more power though, you’re probably better off with a desktop that has a dedicated graphics card. Otherwise, you’ll end up sacrificing battery life for the extra performance.

Nice, slim, fast pc battery goes for days. Quick response and fast charging. What more can you want. Let’s go HP

Excellent overall. I use it on trips and it doeas the job well + kightweight and good battery life.

Its premium with all the features. Got it open box excellent for a good price. Fingerprint, touch and 3K oled with high refresh. Unfortunately the port selection is weak. Only 3 USB C.. it ll be great for a traveller, or those who only use the laptop. For me I might hook it to a monitor need a USB C to HDMI adapter, want to connect my favorite mechanical keyboard, need to C to A adapter for that. The back side 2 angled ports are less usable due to wierd angles. While on your lap or table there will be a lot of stress on the cable ends. If you are ok to carry a lot of adaptors along with laptop it s a good one.

I think the HP OmniBook Ultra is a Versatile Powerhouse. It is a sleek and powerful 2-in-1 laptop that delivers exceptional performance in a compact, premium design. Performance: Powered by the Intel Core Ultra 7, this laptop handles multitasking, creative work, and light gaming with ease. It runs smoothly even with demanding applications, making it a great choice for professionals and power users. Storage: With 1TB, there’s ample space for files, programs, and media, and the SSD ensures rapid boot-up times and seamless file access. Display: It is a looker - vibrant colors, deep blacks, and ultra-sharp details make it a joy to use for streaming, designing, and everyday tasks. The touchscreen is responsive and enhances usability in tablet mode. Battery Life: Battery performance is solid but compared to what other buyers say I get around 6-8 hours on moderate use. Nonetheless that is close enough for a full workday. Portability: It is highly portable and perfect for me since I am frequently on the go. The 360 ability adds flexibility in any mode. Noise Level: It remains whisper-quiet under light to moderate workloads. Under heavy tasks, the fan kicks in but it does not bother me. Final Verdict: This OmniBook is an excellent choice for users who need a powerful, stylish, and versatile 2-in-1 laptop with a great display. While battery life could be slightly better (4.5), its performance and features more than make up for it. Highly recommended!

Stunning screen with extremely fast response time to everything. The battery life is also incredible ! The laptop is very lightweight but feels very sturdy even in the flipped mode.

The layout gives a nice bright screen with easy access to anything you need to get to and allows it in a very timely manner. Also very compact and travel-freindly.

I needed speed and space to effectively create graphic advertisements, video editing, gaming, and more! The 16 GB ram keeps up especially well with my needs. The OLED Display is gorgeous. I love the fact that i can flip it and use it tablet style as well. I had been scounting this computer for a minute. Lives up to all of my expectations!

This laptop the best laptop I ever owned. Light weight and easy to carry around. I use it for browsing, creating my pdf files, doing zoom and Webex and this laptop never fails me with my work. It’s 2-in-1 laptop and very easy to use as tablet because of its lightweight. I bought this open box in excellent condition and looked new when I got the delivery. Very happy with my purchase.

The laptop has a nice-looking screen, which I really like. However, I am not satisfied with the placement of the fingerprint scanner, as the laptop sometimes turns off when I try to scan my finger. In addition, the RAM feels too low for the price, and the laptop occasionally hangs while opening applications or performing tasks.

I've tried both the Vivobook and the XPS 13 in the Lunar lake line. The vivobook was almost good but the build quality was just meh. The XPS was beautiful but the keyboard is just awful. I thought I could get used to it but it's just form over function. The omnibook has been great. Touchscreen and 2-in-1 functions give me much more versatility. The keyboard is great, nothing nuts but it's just like pretty darn good. The touchpad is gigantic, probably the largest I've ever seen and it works perfectly. Screen is great, higher resolution than the others which is nice, OLED looks nice, 120hz is great. I sort of wish I had more memory but tbh 16gb gets you pretty good if you aren't using a ton. Fans and heat are almost non-existent. It got a little warm when I benchmarked but not much at all really. Fan noise during benchmarks I culdn't hear unless i put my ear up toward the bottom. Battery life seems to do great as well, though oled will definitley make it a little worse than the xps i think.

This laptop has a comfortable keyboard. Screen quality is crystal clear. The battery lasts well over 1 1/2 hours for zoom meetings I have. And the speed is excellent.

No complaints- graphics are great, speed and battery are great. It's lightweight and I like the flip function/touch screen. The speaker isn't very loud. I really only use it for writing, so not putting a lot of strain on it.

This is a very nice looking and feeling laptop. Keyboard, and track pad feel great, very light, and the screen looks incredible. The performance is extremely good as well. However, everything else about it is at best, annoying, and at worst, a potential deal breaker. This laptop is too thin for its own good. Laptops of all things do not need to be ultra thin. If HP wasn't so worried about how this thing looks in the promo materials, they could have packed in a larger battery and more ports. Battery life is decent but not spectacular. The small 64 watt hour battery is not doing it any favors. You'll probably get around 8-10 hours of light use with this thing, which is good but far less than some of the competition. The software is insulting. From the moment you boot this thing up, it feels like HP is laughing at you due to the bloatware preinstalled (please uninstall McAfee immediately, before anything else) and the borderline useless MyHP system management software. You cannot do anything apart from suggest the laptop to go into one of five or so set performance modes. I say "suggest" because MyHP has a tendency to ignore your choice and put itself into the power-draining "Smart Sense" mode whenever it feels like it. I wanted to manually adjust the fans because the default fan profile is insane (waiting until the laptop is already thermally throttling to turn on the fans just to never turn them off again if it's plugged in) but there is absolutely no way to do that. My biggest gripe with the laptop is the OLED screen. This isn't something unique to HP. OLED looks really nice but I do not understand why there is such a push to use it on laptops. All OLEDs will burn in at some point. It is a guarantee. And on a laptop, where you commonly have static elements like your browser bookmark bar or game HUDs displayed for long periods of time, the time it takes for burn in to appear may be shorter than you would want. For me personally, I don't want to feel like I have to baby my laptop and avoid using it as I normally would; for example, if I have it docked, I like to use it as a second monitor. However, I was constantly stressing out about having static elements displayed like Discord or my background so I just turned the screen off entirely. It adds stress and makes it feel like you're not free to use your laptop as you wish. If you're comfortable with your laptop screen potentially only lasting a year or two, then OLED is for you. For me, I think I'm going to end up returning this thing to get a laptop that I don't have to worry about.

An amazing laptop, i would recommend for all needs. A little pricey but worth it in the long run it has a great processor and an OLED touchscreen for crisp picture and speed. Battery lasts about 6-8 hours.

I bought this to replace my HP Elite which couldn't be upgraded to Windows 11. This new laptop is much lighter and faster than my old laptop. The colors are very vibrant.

Lightweight, well-built, and powerful, this 14" HP laptop gets the most important things about a portable right. With the Lunar Lake chip and 16 GB RAM, it has no problems keeping up with day-to-day usage in terms of battery life and power. I wanted something that can handle many chrome tabs plus do light gaming and this machine is perfect. The screen is beautiful but the glossy coating and <400 nits brightness mean that it can be difficult to use outdoors when it's sunny. The 2:1 functionality is also nice when just consuming media. Overall it's a solid package and great deal when you can find it on sale.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Laptop – Highly Recommended! I recently purchased the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip, and it has exceeded my expectations. The OLED touchscreen display is stunning with vibrant colors and sharp visuals, making it perfect for both work and entertainment. The performance is incredibly smooth, even when running multiple applications at the same time. The battery life is excellent and easily lasts throughout my workday. I also love the premium build quality and lightweight design, which makes it easy to carry around. The 2-in-1 flip feature is very convenient for presentations, note-taking, and media consumption. The keyboard is comfortable, the touchpad is responsive, and the overall user experience feels premium. Whether for productivity, programming, studies, or everyday use, this laptop delivers outstanding performance. Overall, the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip is a fantastic investment and one of the best laptops I have used. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Great stylish laptop with an Amazon OLED screen! Performance is top tier!

Great laptop in terms of speed, and performance. It’s also light to carry.