Customer Ratings & Reviews

good for the price, OmniBook X Flip 2 en 1 - PC Copilot+ - Portátil con pantalla táctil 2K de 14" - AMD Ryzen AI 5 - 16 GB de memoria - SSD de 512 GB - Plateado Meteoro

Amazing laptop. You don't need to need cou power than this.

Did a good job of transferring everything to my new laptop.

This is the first laptop I have ever owned I'm loving it

Bought it for my son who had an AI/computer science camp and will use it for high school.

This laptop is very nice. The keyboard was tough getting used to as the keys are a different size than I was used to.

So far so good no complaints looking to purchase another

I would have preferred one with numbers to the side also.

Great laptop. I will buy again next time i have the means and recommend anytime

A good device, suited for school, work, admin, and such.

It is coming for someone who has used Apple their whole life. I think the computer is good, but I need to get used to it. I wish it could have a similar future as sharing documents over wifi.

Great product, but speakers stopped working after 3 days.

Good budget laptop the keyboard is a little cheap but overall good

the hp-omnibook is a great laptop but i wanted a bigger screen and the keyboard is making it hard for me to type.

This is my second OmniBook, I got one for my wife last year and after she had a good experience with it, decided to get one for me. This laptop comes with AMD's Ryzen AI 5 340 processor, with 6 cores, 12 threads, and typical speeds of 2.0 Ghz. The screen is a 2K IPS LED with a brightness rating up to 400 nits. I was impressed that HP included Corning Gorilla Glass 3 with the OmniBook, resulting in a scratch resistant screen. Graphics duties are handled by the Radeon 840M, which is integrated into the 340 series processor. I know when I hear integrated graphics, I kind of lose interest, but the AI 5 340 chip with the Radeon 840 integrated graphics has gotten some good reviews from the different websites out there. The OmniBook X Flip does have four modes of use: laptop, tent, tablet, and reverse. All four worked seamlessly. The keyboard has large keys with little space in between them, and I found myself more than once fat-fingering adjacent keys. They have a refreshing little click to them, and the travel is very low. I'm not sure how I feel about the keyboard, but at this point, it's just okay. It can be backlit, which is very nice, sometimes laptops in this price range are not. Port-wise, it's always good to see an 'old school' USB connection, 2-USB-C connections (one is used for the power supply), HDMI, and a headphone jack. I really appreciate the headphone jack inclusion. Storage is a 512 GB SSD, and RAM is 16 GB, which is great to see on a laptop at this price range. The speakers get decently loud and sound okay at lower volumes, but you'll want to use headphones for any serious listening. So all this together, how does it work? My opinion is the OmniBook X is perfect for the home user who multitasks and uses standard office programs, watches videos, and does some light gaming. During my use, the OmniBook X had some challenges viewing 4K content at high framerates and got bogged down pretty quick while playing anything more than Minecraft or Stardew Valley. But let's face it, the OmniBook X is not touting itself as a gaming computer or a 4K machine. In use, it ran cool, and other than a couple of times when I tried to stream 4K video or play Final Fantasy X, I didn't feel like it hung up, stuttered, or got hot. I have a test where I open dozens of tabs on the internet and access memory-intense webpages and leave them all running in the background while opening Office apps and playing music. The OmniBook X handled this test really well, which means it will work just fine for most home users. I feel in this price range that HP has a winner. The OmniBook X with AMD's 300 Series AI processor is lightweight and powerful enough for the home office user.

The mouse touchpad is awkward to use. The pointer moves all over the place even after Greek Squad worked on it. Not recommended.

The Omnibook X Flip is a pretty impressive ultra portable that gives a plenty of power and battery life. Set up was no different than any other Windows based laptop. Log in, run a bunch of updates, remove programs you don't need or want. After an hour or so of setting things up (and retrying failed updates - seems to be more common with Windows lately, happens on every computer I use) you can move on to actually using it. The power, while more than good enough for general use, can be a bit sluggish at times, especially when multitasking with a bunch of tabs in your browers and multiple programs open. More memory would help as would more diskspace so you don't keep checking your free space as you work. One feature that's not listed on the specs page is that the Flip supports Windows Ink. I figured they included a glass screen for a reason and whooped out my Bamboo Ink Pen and paired it. Sure enough it works and supports pressure sensitivity. Nice surprise on that part. If you do a lot of writing I suggest getting a screen protector. It's easy to get a small grit of sand on the pen and ruin your pristine screen. For me, 14" is a perfect size for a portable. 13 is kinda too small and 15-16" is best suited for laptops you're not gonna use as a tablet. The size gets a bit awkward, and the weight can be a bit for some people. 14" gives you plenty of real estate, a chasis that can hold a slightly bigger battery, and small enough to handle easily. This is the perfect laptop for someone who doesn't need Ultra but wants a good laptop for school or work.

Had computer for 6 1/2 WEEKS and the computer quit loading. Apparently not a hardware issue but the software, THAT CAME WITH THE COMPUTER so not covered by the warranty. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

This laptop is extremely well built, yet very light, and looks and feels a lot like much more expensive unit. Its very thin, the hinges are solid, and it just feels good in the hands. At first I didnt think the flip feature would be something I used or needed until I tried it. Being able to set the screen up at any angle makes a huge difference. Especially when viewing media. Although the screen is small it is very crisp and clear at 1920X1200. Its plenty powerful for your daily use, but dont expect to be gaming here. And of course that isnt what this is made for. But with a Ryzen Ai 5, 512gb SSD, and 16GB of LPDDR5x ram this handles everything I need it to and then some. Tabs for days, extremely fast boot times make for a nice little workhorse that can go anywhere. The claimed 19 hour battery life is of course under very light usage, but Ive had no problem getting through a day of average use. And it charges fairly quick as well. The keyboard has a great feel with good feedback, and is backlit which is always a plus. Typing away at night without the need for a light is a nice touch. (Pun intended). Overall this is a great all around laptop with excellent performance. Well built, looks high end, great battery life, and very versatile. Very much recommended!

Having owned an OmniBook previously, I was aware of what to expect. HP has throughout the years put out highly quality, capable laptops at every price point. This laptop was right inline with that philosophy. Powered by a Ryzen Processor, this laptop was able to throw everything I could throw at it for general use (Ex: Streaming a movie while scrolling through websites). Even while doing a little light video processing, this computer was able to expediently complete other tasks at the same time. While HP boasts an incredible amount of battery life, it goes without saying their numbers are collected in optimal conditions. However, even when streaming videos at 100% brightness I can still almost eek out ten hours. Where are you really going to be that an opportunity to charge your computer wouldn’t be available within that timeline? The two big capabilities that this laptop boasts are the 2-in-1 folding capabilities and the AI processing. I’m not a big user of the laptop in tablet mode, but my daughter is. She likes the tactile feel of the touchscreen (as do I), but wishes that the laptop came with the optional stylus for digital arts design and the like. As for the AI, I am not a fan. Probably more so because I don’t trust the technology quite yet. The ability for it to complete medial tasks and make my work time more efficient is nice, but again, not a fan in general. Lastly, is the physical screen and keyboard capabilities. I absolutely LOVE the size and feel of the keys. A backlit keyboard is a must, and this one performs great. The screen is completely capable for streaming and PowerPoints. The brightness is wonderful in any indoor locations. However, step outside and the screen washes out quite a bit, even at 100 %. There is a strong amount of glare as well. If you can get a screen cover that gets rid of the gloss a bit, I would recommend it. Lastly, the viewing angles for this laptop. I guess that could be good for security purposes. But if you’re trying to share anything from the screen, it makes it difficult. This would be a five-star laptop if it weren’t for the limitations of the screen and the lack of an included stylus. However, even with those modest flaws I would recommend this laptop to friends and family.