Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this laptop. It's fast, light weight, and can flip to be a tablet if needed. The touch screen is a nice feature as well.

The laptop is functioning perfectly. It meet my business needs very well. I love the speed and the big clear screen

Replaced my 10 year old laptop. This one is so quick ans has many shortcuts to the work pages. Versutile and easy to use. Couldnt wait to destroy my old ne.

Very fast and loaded with features. It feels a bit heavy compared to others I've owned, but no deal breaker. Lots of storage, flip over to a tablet with backlit keys. Very up-gradable if you chose to do so down the road. It's got all you need for years of use.

Excellent purchase, very fast, the graphics are good, just what I need for basic programming. Battery up to 17 hours

Battery life has been amazing when unplugged for long periods of time. Sleek feel. No complaints, worth the price I paid. I run multiple programs at a time and haven't had any lag or inconsistencies.

Very fast, needed to set it up like my PC and it was very easy and wireless. ALSO Use it for DTV when traveling and does the job and good size. Bought while on sale.

I am currently typing this review on my OmniBook. I have been using the HP OmniBook Flip for a few weeks now and I am really impressed. The 2-in-1 design is fantastic. I can switch between laptop and tablet modes effortlessly, which is perfect for work, notetaking or just relaxing with media. The 16" 2K touchscreen is crisp, vibrant and very responsive making both productivity and casual use enjoyable. Performance-wise, it handles multitasking, streaming and apps smoothly. The keyboard is comfortable and the stylus is accurate, making writing and drawing feel natural. Battery life is solid for a full day of moderate use and the build and quality feels premium yet lightweight enough to carry around easily. I also love the convenience features like keyless entry, in-unit file storage and seamless integration with my phone. So far, it's been reliable and the BIOS updates and support have been straightforward. Overall, it is a fantastic device for anyone looking for a versatile, stylish and capable laptop.

I'm very pleased with this Omnibook. Be aware it has the abbreviated keyboard, so I bought a full size keyboard. Easy set up for both. The laptop is quick, clear, set up was pretty intuitive, and I'm not a techie. I don't know much about the battery life yet. Thanks!

This laptop is very compact and versatile and I am able to use it on the go as a Tablet. It has come in handy for work. The visuals are great and I am happy with the memory and speed.

Honestly its a great laptop, im glad I upgraded, though i will miss my old laptop. But this upgrade is worth it, it feels stronger and faster, the bigger screen is nice and the buttons being larger helps with typing.

This HP OmniBook is certainly the best laptop I've owned. Fast, responsive, ease of use. Very nice computer!

I don't want to say anything bad about my new laptop. The problem is that I wasn't careful enough when I viewed the picture. I concentrated so much on the keyboard being backlit that I didn't realize that there was no number pad on the right side, which I have been using for the past 30 years. Of course, this one has numbers, too, on top, but that is not the same when you are typing and use a lot of numbers. It wasn't outlined in the description, but I should have seen it when I looked at the picture. I only thought that every laptop 15 1/2" or larger would have that kind of keyboard layout. I am not a fan of the touchpad. It is very hard to do copy and paste transactions with it, and even scrolling up and down is super tricky. It does have a touch screen, which my previous laptop also had. I just have to get used to using it more. I have been using it when I have gotten frustrated with the touch pad, and I have to say that the touch screen is very responsive, and I like it a lot. When I first started with this laptop and it went through the initial setup, it said that it would transfer the information from my old laptop to the new one as long as both were on and close to each other. Well, it looked as if everything happened pretty smoothly, and there were no caution flags to double-check certain things. Once I started to use the laptop, I ran into several problems when I wanted to add pictures to Facebook or emails. Whole file folders of pictures were missing, and the same is true with documents. If I am looking at bills on online accounts and want to download them into certain files in Documents, most files are missing. It is inconvenient, but not a huge problem for me. I can copy the old files and picture folders manually and transfer them to the new laptop. But it says that it is doing it automatically, you kind of expect that to happen. My old HP Pavilion laptop is still working very well, but for some reason, it could not upgrade to Windows 11 when that operating system became available. I never figured out why it couldn't. It has plenty of hard drive space, fast memory, and processing speed. Microsoft has been updating Windows 10 almost daily, and often, there were functions that didn't work anymore, and then Google Chrome had to update so it would work with the new version of Windows, and then Facebook had to update. By that time, Windows had another update to correct what they had omitted or gotten wrong in the previous update. Every time I wanted to use the laptop during the last year or so, it seemed busy with some kind of updating, downloading, and installing, which used so much memory that you could hardly get anything done during that time. This coming October, Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10, and when I got that news, I knew that it was time to get a new Windows 11 computer. It is a learning curve with Windows 11 on the new laptop since I had never used that operating system before. But no big deal, it will take a little time. I have worked on computers since 1980 and have worked with MS-DOS and many other operating systems since then. Most of the time, I have used HP computers and laptops, and that is why I wanted to buy another one. So I am sure I will get used to this one in a short time. When I deal with work that deals with a lot of numbers, I just use my wireless keyboard that has a number pad. There is always a way to deal with things, I am sure, most people will love this laptop.

Runs smooth , Amazing for work, the laptop is perfect size I take it everywhere in my book bag.

I'm thankful that the tech at Geek Squad told me that the battery in my former laptop was going kapoot. My new Omnibook is great, runs faster and have had no issues with it. I only wish that I would have noticed that it doesn't have the number keypad as my other one did, but I'll get used to it.

Great laptop, super fast, long battery life, and very reliable. I’ve been using it for over a month and it’s been excellent.

Great combination of storage, price, & speed. I was worried about having only 8 cores, but haven't had an issue. Also, I am not a gamer so the graphics weren't an issue for me.

Excellent HP Laptop. Large screen with back-lit keyboard & very easy to use.

Excelent computer, light, fast, and easy to use, I recommend it a lot

Exactly what we needed. Works great, It’s fast and all the programs we use run smoothly on it.