Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 with the OLED touchscreen from Best Buy about a month ago after my old laptop suddenly died. I needed something quickly, and Best Buy made the process easy — I had it in my hands within 24 hours, which I truly appreciated. Overall, I really like this machine. It’s lightweight, sleek, and runs fast enough for my daily use. The OLED touchscreen is absolutely stunning — colors are vibrant, and the clarity is phenomenal. The touchscreen itself is responsive and feels great to use. There are a couple of quirks, though. The touchpad takes some getting used to — it’s positioned differently than on my old Dell, and simple tasks like copy-and-paste feel a little awkward at first. Once you adjust, it’s fine, but it’s not as intuitive out of the box. Even with that small learning curve, I’m very happy overall. If you want a laptop that looks and feels premium with one of the best displays in its class, this OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 is a solid choice.

I recently bought the Omnibook Ultra Flip, and I’ve been really impressed with how fast and smooth it runs. The screen looks great, and the 2-in-1 design has been super convenient for work and watching shows. Overall, it feels well-built and definitely worth the purchase.

Got this when it was on sales as Open Box. The laptop is in perfect condition just like new, no scratches, no damage. It is amazingly lightweight, the oled screen is beautiful and sharp, the built quality is top notch, it is an all aluminum body and very sturdy. Love the OLED screen, it is vibrant and colorful. Once you go OLED, you can not go back to regular LCD. The touchpad is haptic which is awesome. It is much better than mechanical ones. Battery life is incredible with an Intel cpu, I can go the entire day on one full charge. I believe Intel Lunar Lake processor is the best choice cpu for laptop right now. I returned the Lenovo Yoga 7x with a Snapdragon X because some of my apps and games just won't work. HP included many bloatwares which I un-installed right after setup. I highly recommend this laptop.

This computer is just right. Has good processing speed, good screen, and is perfect for what I needed. The sales people that I spoke to along with the companies business person all gave great advice and not only was I able to get a computer that is what I needed but also saved money.

I recently purchased this laptop to replace an older aging unit that just wouldnt power up anymore. The laptop design is solid and well built , wish the speakers were not projecting out of the base plenty of room around the keyboard for projecting up. A couple of issues, the additional software installed better know as bloat ware is unnecessary to the point of wondering what else HP has embedded and took some time to remove that there is still traces spewed in the windows OS. The larger issue I found is the laptop is what I refer to as a “BOB” broke out of the box.. the Bluetooth adapter would not recognize or pair a Bluetooth Microsoft mouse. It would see all of the other devices in my home. I tried several Bluetooth mice thinking it was a generational issue with the adapter and backwards compatibility. I was very close to returning it to Best Buy and ask for my money back and try another brand. I eventually stumbled across an imbedded application of HPs that checks for hardware and drivers. Come to find out that this specific unit requires a modified version of the traditional Microsoft drivers in windows to function properly. At no time with the device managed open did it ever indicate that the correct / updated driver needed to be installed or there was an issue , triangles indicating the device had a problem . I would try to update via check for updates to find an updated version , non existed current driver loaded was correct. The other issue with the unit, sometimes the pointer on the screen will automatically adjust its size pending on what application I was using , it does it most frequently in native Microsoft applications. It’s quite frustrating to have to go back in constantly to readjust the pointer size to its smallest each time I log on and open up excel or a word document. I’ll give this a few more days and if I can’t figure it out , it’s going back ..

A very good laptop. Battery lasts gor 7 hours, apart from that it's very fast and elegant.

I bought this thinking it’s the latest model but it’s showing 2009 version. I’m suppose to have 16GB but on my laptop showing me it’s only 15Gb. It’s very misleading. That laptop works great but macafee pops up and takes over the screen until you finish pressing skip to the end which is crazy.

Honestly, its a really nice laptop. I've been looking for something macbook-esque, but windows, and this one takes the cake. The tactic touchpad and keyboard are nice, and the battery is good too. It does not get hot at all, and only barely warm when running games. The fan also is very quiet, almost unnoticeable. The only thing I don't like is that it is very prone to fingerprints.

Excellent computer, good quality, speed and good space

I am very happy with this purchase, I recommend it, it is a super comfortable and fast laptop.

The good Compture like like the batterie life and I also love vidoes quality

Dear Best Buy, I am writing to express my extreme disappointment with two recent purchases from your store. Both items were labeled as "Excellent Condition," a description that does not accurately reflect the actual condition of the products. Who is responsible in this particular store for classifying a product as poor, good or excellent condition? First, I purchased a Sony speaker from your 1701 Crossing Dr, Wyomissing, PA 19610 store. (Black Friday day) After driving 75 miles from Stroudsburg, and another 75 miles back to home I was shocked to discover that the front of the speaker was bent and the top was scratched. I returned the damaged item to the nearest Best Buy location. Second, I purchased today a top-of-the-line HP OmniBook laptop from your 1701 Crossing Dr, Wyomissing, PA 19610 store. Once again, I acted like a naive idiot, believing until the end that someone there was professional, and I didn't check the selected item because I didn't want to block people standing in the queue. Upon inspection at home I found that the laptop was missing its charger, is bent, dented, dirty, and covered in mustard stains- again .This is unacceptable, especially for an item labeled as "Excellent Condition." I am deeply concerned about the quality control processes at Best Buy, particularly regarding "Excellent Condition" items. It seems that the labeling is inaccurate and misleading. I am prepared to purchase additional "Excellent Condition" items, open them, document their condition with photos, and return them immediately to expose the lies, dirt, sloppiness, and fraud that is occurring at your store. I expect a prompt and satisfactory resolution to this matter. Very poor condition label and a charger instead of dried mustard!! Someone returned a super awesome laptop because he/she dropped it ! but geek squad didn't notice? And mark as excellent??!

I bought it for my son in his first year school ,it’s good, a good size, my son loved it.

This laptop is excellent. I’ve found it to be very useful and helpful for my teaching endeavors.

Excellent service and very good product recommendations

Best product by HP and very well delivered by Best Buy. Loved to do business with you, would recommend Best Buy to my friends and family.

The HP OmniBook Ultra Flip is a wonderful laptop, responsive and elegant with a stunning OLED screen. It is a pleasure to use, and I find myself liking it even more as I continue to use it. Just about everyone has their own opinions regarding Microsoft, Windows 11 and AI in general, and it seems appropriate to confine this review to the HP laptop itself. After completing initial setup, I ran the PassMark performance tests. Processor, memory and I/O performance were very good, scoring in the 72nd, 78th and 84th percentile respectively. Overall system performance was in the 66th percentile, pulled down a bit by the laptop's Intel Arc graphics which produced 2D and 3D graphics scores in the 51st and 37th percentile. I also ran the GFXBench performance tests, and found that reported graphics scores were often very close to a GTX 960M or GTX 1060. Wireless support includes WiFi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4. The laptop easily hits my internet service limit of 500 Mbps up/down over WiFi 6 and WiFi 7 connections when near the router, and drops to about 450 Mbps when 30 feet from a WiFi range extender with minor obstructions. The mechanical design is sleek, thin and light yet sturdy. The laptop feels solidly built, there is nothing flimsy or fragile about it, and I like the keyboard and trackpad on this laptop. The keys are well sized, nicely laid out and easy to read, and backlit with bright, dim and off settings. The trackpad is large and easy to use, with haptic feedback making it easy to control drag/drop and scroll operations. There is no ambiguity about trackpad physical boundaries as with some laptops. Physical port options consist of two Thunderbolt 4 ports with power delivery and 40 Gbps USB-C signaling, a USB-C port with power delivery and 10 Gbps signaling, and the ubiquitous HP headphone/microphone combo audio jack. Connections to older USB-A form factor connectors and to wired Ethernet, DisplayPort, HDMI and 3.5mm audio can be made with specific USB-C adapters, or through a powered docking station that supports multiple interfaces and laptop charging. Power consumption and battery life are impressive, especially considering overall system performance. The device barely gets warm in normal operation, and HP notes "all day battery life" with continuous 1080p FHD video playback at 200 nits brightness and WiFi on but not connected. The battery charges to 50% capacity in 45 minutes. Of the many things I like about this laptop, my clear favorite is the display. The 2880 x 1800 14" OLED screen is amazing in every respect. This resolution in a 14" screen produces ridiculous clarity and sharpness, and the OLED technology results in superb color and contrast with a true black that makes the transition from screen to adjacent glass bezel impossible to see. The viewing angle issues I've grown accustomed to living with are non-existent. This is easily the best screen I've ever used. The 9MP camera produces a sharp, clear image and comes with a mechanical privacy shutter. Facial recognition is great, it's very convenient to sit down in front of the laptop and have it unlock automatically. Internal speaker audio quality is surprisingly good, there is plenty of volume with clear and accurate mid-range and high frequencies. Low frequencies are adequate, but like all thin mobile devices and laptops, there just isn't enough physical volume to do a great job with low frequency reproduction. It's hard to say how much use is being made of the internal NPU, I presume it is being used for certain supported operations like image processing and facial recognition, while Copilot and other AI LLM queries go to a cloud server. The NPU appears in the task manager but I've been unable to get it to register any activity. I've read about the same issue with other new NPU-enabled systems and it seems to be a software issue. The laptop comes with typical partner software offers for things like cloud storage, security and gaming that you may or may not be interested in, and they are generally easy to uninstall, disable or just ignore. One minor issue I've noticed is that USB-C adapters with a relatively large body don't play nicely with the two angled USB-C ports on the laptop rear corners, because the adapter body interferes with the corner of the cover when open. There is no interference with a typical USB-C cable connector. The HP OmniBook Ultra Flip is really a pleasure to use. The performance is great, applications are responsive and stable, the OLED screen is amazing and the keyboard feels solid and smooth. All of this contributes to the general impression of a very high quality laptop that was well designed and manufactured, and will provide a long and useful service life.

I was in need of a new laptop and was intrigued with HP's newest OmniBook Ultra Flip, since it was a touchscreen with the ability to "flip" the screen over for tablet like experience. After a few weeks of using this as my daily driver (both work and personal), I can say that this is my favorite computer, even better than my other computer by the fruit company. I've had a lot of laptops in the past few years that I use and my kids use, for gaming, school, work and entertainment. This is indeed the best that I have ever used. The Design This is just a beautiful computer and hats off to HP for coming up with a very awesome machine. I really like the gem cut design, as it is "different" than anything I have ever owned or used. It is fairly light, the aluminum chassis has a dark gray/almost brownish tint to it. It is very scratch resistant as I placed a tablet in there and noticed this streak on the top. But it wiped away really easily, so that tells me this can take a good thrashing around (I do not recommend it as I normally use sleeves). Be aware that this is a fingerprint magnet. Processor and Storage: The Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 2 Evo Edition processor is very fast. The performance on this has been very amazing. It also has 16Gb of RAM which is nice to see in this laptop. Keyboard: Just amazing typing experience is phenomenal. Despite this only being a 14" computer, the keyboard has great travel, and I love the tactile feeling when I am typing away. Backlit keyboard allows you to work in dark areas. And the best part: the imprints on the keys are large where I can see them without my glasses on. On the top right is the power button in a light blue color, also doubles as a finger print scanner which I found to work about half the time. For me, it was easier and faster to use the Facial Recognition. Function Keys are colored Gray for me which is nice seeing different colors. Trackpad: This has a very good sized trackpad. It is very responsive to my fingers, the haptics are great and my fingers really glide around this. Display: I was introduced to OLED when I saw my wife's tablet and wow, what a bright display. Here, HP uses a 3K OLED touch screen that is very bright at 500 nits max. I have to bring it down to about 75% which is normally high on my other laptops. Also having that 120hz refresh rate gives a very high quality and premium look and experience. Watching videos on this has been an utter joy and it looks better than my actual television especially with that 2880x1800 display. Camera: the 9mp front facing camera is nothing to brag about. I like that it has a privacy shutter. Using the Windows Studio Effects has been a joy especially with the automatic framing, eye contact (which helps you appear to be looking directly at the camera, so helpful when you are trying to multitask on a zoom call), and background effects (standard blur or portrait blur). Now despite this being a 9mp camera, you can adjust the photo settings from 0.2-9.2mp. Speakers: This is the weakest part of the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip. This has 4 downward firing speakers with two large grills at the bottom front, and two smaller ones on the sides. They do get loud but when using this on my lap in bed, the sound does sound somewhat muted. When flipped into tablet configuration or in tent mode, the speakers are very loud and precise. It lacks bass but I appreciate that it has four speakers. I think it would have been nice if the sound came out of the keyboard. IO: Another slight disappointment is the IO on this. It comes with 3 USB-C ports (two are Thunderbolt 4 and one usb-c 3.1). I would have loved to have had a usb-A or a microSD card slot in this. The gem cut design is great as it utilizes the top right corner to place both of the thunderbolts. The left side houses the usb-c 3.1 in the gem cut corner as well as the 3.5mm headphone jack. It's 2024, I think they could have ditched the headphone jack and placed that usb-A. 2-in-1 Flip design: So, this for me has been the highlight of this computer. You can flip the main screen over where it becomes a tablet. I found the screen to be very responsive and since this is not too heavy, it feels fine in the hands. Pinch-to-zoom was very easy and responded really well. I found this very helpful when signing documents at work. It has gorilla glass so you have that extra protection and assurance that the display will not be damaged easily. This has stylus support (though does not come in the box, I ended up ordering one from the HP website). AI Companion: It says it is in Beta and I have had time to play around it. I asked "how does an airplane fly?" and it provided me with a very well detailed answer. There is a Snipping Tool available so you can snip away an image and ask the AI to describe it or provide more information. Very helpful, especially for those who are students. Battery Life: Very good so far in the past weeks I have been using it. This comes with a 64w battery, which gives me about 15 hours, but more realistically about 8-10 of varied usage. The 65w usb-c power adapter gives me fast charging which is helpful when I am running low and need a quick boost. Overall, I am very happy with this HP OminiBook Ultra. I love the speed and performance, the lightweight nature, the bright and beautiful screen, and the flip ability.

HP continues its tradition of innovation as it introduces the very best laptop available today. The HP - OmniBook Ultra Flip - Copilot+ PC is the latest example. Featuring a 14" 2.8K OLED Touch-Screen with 2880 x 1800 resolution & Corning Gorilla Glass 5, an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 16GB memory & a 1TB SSD ultra fast drive, this is a fully loaded screaming machine! HP calls the color "Eclipse Gray". This dark gray color perfectly blends with virtually any office or home. The haptic touchpad is oversize; the keyboard is backlit & the keys are large, further enhancing the ease of use. The bezel around the screen is the smallest I have ever seen. There is a 90% screen to body ratio, so the display really jumps out at you. Fast Bluetooth & WiFi, Intel Arc graphics & long battery life add to this dream machine. I really like the power button; it has an integrated fingerprint reader that I set up to unlock the laptop & authenticate me. This brings up the computer faster than ever, with no need to enter a password. The Windows Copilot Key provides one touch help by accessing AI. This benefit will improve over time, as greater AI support is added. CONCLUSION: The HP - OmniBook Ultra Flip - Copilot+ PC is the best laptop I have ever tested. The stunning detail & bright colors on the screen to review photographs & video, combined with Poly Studio Audio featuring four speakers, place this laptop in a class by itself. It earns my highest recommendation.

TL:DR - The best Windows laptop I’ve ever used! It compiles code decently, has an amazing battery, and a haptic trackpad which I love! Keyboard is amazing, the battery life is amazing, and the speakers are great! It even plays games, which is pretty awesome! —------- When I first unboxed this the first thing I noticed was the design. It’s quite, but I don’t think I appreciate the diamond shaped corners. I get that it’s HP’s thing, but I think it looks kind of tacky. But it’s unique and certainly stands out from the crowd of similarly designed aluminum laptops. When I turned it on, the screen’s OLED inky blacks were incredible! But then I was greeted with a HUGE update that took a very long time! The update was kind of ridiculous, but at least there was a little mini surfing game that entertained me for a little bit. Once I loaded it into Windows, I just couldn’t help admiring the screen. It’s very good. After setting it up and getting everything installed. I decided to do some homework on it and transferred my assignment over to it and compared to my old i5 laptop, this thing compiled my code super fast! I love that! It wasn’t as fast as my desktop, but hey, this is light, and can be taken anywhere. It did do a faster job while charging, but off the charger it was still good enough. Typing is amazing and the trackpad is easily the best thing on Windows I’ve used!!! No more diving board trackpads! Seriously, what took manufacturers so long to do this? It’s awesome! And you can adjust the click strength easily in settings. One of the things that drove me kind of bonkers was the bloat! There is a TON of bloat! There’s even a couple shortcuts that act like apps that you can’t uninstall. You have to find where it’s located and delete them. It’s kind of annoying. They’re essentially ads for Adobe and some other weird AI thing. HP has their own AI app and it’s okay, but you probably can go without. There’s CoPilot built in and it’s good enough. It’s difficult to open up with one hand, and it slides around on my table super easy. Kind of a bummer, but not a deal breaker. It’s really responsive. And honestly I love it. Light weight and has a super good battery, and the best part is I can game on it with compromises. HP should really make a handheld gaming PC as well. I did have to drop the resolution to 1680x1050 and set the games to medium, or low, but 60 FPS was super easy to achieve. In some cases, I could get 60 or more at 1920x1200 depending on the game. In Call of Duty MW3, I was able to easily hit 70 FPS no problem with medium and 1200p. At the end of the day, I’m a HUGE fan of this laptop. I think it’s a winner and I highly recommend it!