Customer Ratings & Reviews

The salesman was very helpful in listening to my needs and giving me the lap top to fit them.

I am really enjoying my new laptop, it is loaded with user friendly features and is a joy to use.

I work with it from home and use it as personal work.

Screen resolution lower than I like. Takes more time buffering than I had with an i7 13th Gen Hp Envy, then it's fast.

Machine works as expected. The flip top tablet option is very nice

Great very nice .............. ...........

I purchased a printer at the same time that i bought the laptop. Can i return it for a better faster printer?

Laptop was functional , I just needed more. I need enhanced fonts with permanent sizing.

Do not like the keyboard and absolutely hate not having the numbers on the side. Personally would not purchase again for those reasons.

It's a very good laptop just wish there are other apps I could downloaded on too. The picture quality is very good.

Used to having a computer with the number pad on the right, so taking some getting used to, but it does the job.

HP's OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 is an amazingly solid laptop for the price point. It's future-ready whether you're taking on a new job or heading off to school. TL;DR: - won't replace your gaming machine - solid choice for your everyday productivity laptop - high quality 2K touch display, keyboard - slim form factor at 16" - it's not heavy or chunky - all-day battery life even with gaming and streaming - out-of-the-box storage at 1TB plus integrated AI Arc graphics card - Copilot+ is a productivity amplifier HP's OmniBook X Flip 16 is not the most top-of-the-line gaming system or beefy maxed out production machine. It wasn't built to be that. Instead, it's meant to be a solid contender for your everyday laptop, and it's amazingly qualified for that. The OmniBook has a sleek look - it's not clunky (just over half an inch tall) or heavy (only 4lbs), despite having solid battery life. I tested unplugged full day content creation, heavy internet usage, videos, and gaming, and still had plenty left over for the next day's work. The onboard AI is interesting from both the hardware and software perspectives. The inclusion of a pseudo- 8GB graphics card (Arc) means that the OmniBook X can actually game by way of using the Neural Processing Unit (NPU). It's not a top of the line gaming machine by any means, but it certainly handled a fair assortment from Steam with mid to low settings. This AI chip also means that the laptop can handle an on-board HP AI agent, and it seems to come bundled with a few options for those via the HP AI software. I was pleased with the results from some simple queries that seemed to stay native to the machine. Will it outperform a live Copilot query? No, but if you're on the go and have limited connectivity, it will still do the trick... Speaking of Copilot+ - there are some truly interesting features that you'll want to explore which benefit extensively from the onboard NPU and since it's AI-ready out of the box, you know there's more to come as they roll out new software features. There's also a dedicated AI button on the keyboard so you can very quickly access Copilot. With Office and Edge working in tangent with Copilot+, the OmniBook X has positioned itself as an AI sandbox, if you want to use it that way - and it can really quickly bust through tasks. Of the things that the NPU enables you to do, the most relevant to your daily usage will probably be Cocreator (generating images) and live captions. Recall is fine but you may want to opt out for privacy considerations and windows studio effects in video calls seem like a nice trick that needs some polishing. I found most every productivity and content creation need was capably handled by the OmniBook X - including some light graphics work, memory-heavy browser apps, and chonky spreadsheets and word documents. The 16GB of ram could be a bit higher but efficiency in power consumption was the name of the game here. The number and positioning of the USB-C and USB-A ports didn't give me a headache. The touchpad and keyboard had a nice form factor and I felt pretty comfortable typing for an extended period. The heat distribution was also not uncomfortable extended uses. The power brick has a decently long and canvas coated cable and a small form factor, and can be easily re-routed (although only one side of the laptop has power access). HP utilizes recycled metals and plastics on the casing and the keyboard and speaker enclosures and there was not a ton of plastic in the actual box itself. Here's the one and only downside I've found so far: the actual audio output from the speakers was kind of disappointing. And if this was my one and only streaming device, I'd want to invest in some bluetooth external speakers or something similar. Given that this laptop doesn't aim to be the craziest gaming machine or the most maxed out graphics slinging mobile production studio, this would be the kind of laptop I'd send along with my kids to school or something I'd want to pick up for my first job. It's a cozy laptop which gets the job done and something I can feel good about taking with me on the go, since I know it's not going to run out of power after a few hours. The onboard AI tools are absolutely interesting and fun to work with, and you get the sense that they're gearing up for more as those features roll out. All in all, this is a solid laptop choice for your daily driver.

Works nice I guess. Review has to be 50 characters so I'm just typing words now

So far so good. No problems yet. Husband likes it.

Bought it for my kid in college. It meets and exceeds his needs. Half the price of a MACBOOK!

Not issues so far in product other than makes a odd start up sound internal click but works fast!

not what i was expecting after reading the reviews. i give it a c-plus at best

The keyboard keys are uncomfortable and the design is not comforting the user. The overall experience is good

The only complaint is that it appears to move slower than I would expect.

canot add more ram as the ram built in mother board good laptop