Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was excited to get my hands on the Omnibook X Flip 16, a 16-inch touchscreen laptop that also flips into a tablet. It's one of the new AI PCs, that has built-in AI tools to help with things like writing, organizing, and analysis. I put it to work with a variety of productivity tasks and entertainment. The Omnibook X Flip showed little weakness, HP did a great job here! *Design and Build* Right from the start, this laptop's build feels premium. It’s got a dark gray metal body that looks clean, weighs about 4 pounds and is a little more than half an inch thick. Even with a 16" screen it’s still pretty slim and not too heavy. The 360 degree hinge lets you fold the screen all the way around, so you can use it like a regular laptop, flip it into tent mode to stream videos or watch movies, or even turn it into a tablet with a touchscreen. Typing on the keyboard is a smooth experience. The keys are big and easy to see thanks to the backlighting (a few customizations on backlighting too), and feel great with satisfying feedback and a smooth click. The trackpad is large and responsive too. There are several ports to choose from which is nice considering all of the peripherals I use: (2) USB-A 10Gbps ports, (2) USB-C ports (one with Thunderbolt 4 at 40Gbps and one at 10Gbps), an HDMI 2.1 port, and a headphone/mic jack. It is missing a media slot if you are a photographer. The webcam does a great job for video calls. You can set it as high as 1080p, and even 4K if you are recording videos. It has a physical privacy shutter and supports facial recognition, which makes logging in fast. The camera can track your face and blur the background, which is great when I’m in video meetings. There is a significant amount of customization for video calls. Overall, the design and feel is premium. *Specs and Features* This laptop comes with an impressive hardware suite. An Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor, which is part of Intel’s lineup focused on performance and AI capabilities. It has a separate NPU that can handle certain AI tasks without using the cloud. The laptop also comes with 16GB of LPDDR5x memory, which helps with multitasking and opening several apps at once. The 1TB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD is quick when loading apps or opening files, and there’s plenty of space for storage. It uses Intel Arc integrated graphics, which are better than your typical built-in GPU. It won’t replace a gaming laptop, but it’s good enough to play some casual games and handle creative tasks like video editing or digital art. The Arc graphics also handled creative suites with no problems. There’s a dedicated key to launch AI tools, along with the usual media keys and an emoji key. The 16-inch 2K touchscreen (1920x1200) is vibrant, responsive and is approximately 400 nits. The screen is glossy, which makes colors pop and movies look great indoors, but can be more reflective outside if you plan on taking it out in the sun. It also supports a stylus, unfortunately you will have to buy the style/pen separate. *Software* The camera has extra features like HP Enhanced Lighting and HP Camera Control, which help make video calls look better. There were a couple of preinstalled apps I didn’t need, like antivirus trial software, but those were easy to remove. *Performance* This laptop runs really smooth. I can have a ton of tabs open, listen to music, and work on creative suites at the same time without lag. The CPU, NPU, and memory do a great job handling multitasking. I tested a few light games on medium settings and they ran well. It’s not made for heavy gaming, but it’s good enough for casual gaming and creative work. The laptop stays cool most of the time, and the fans only spin up when doing something more intense like video editing. Even then, it’s not too loud and it's definitely safe for your lap. These new Intel Ultra processors are very efficient but also run very cool. Battery life is solid and HP claims more than 20 hours but that depends on what you're doing. I'm getting about 15 to 20 hours on a charge with regular use. That covers a full day for me. It also charges quickly, about half a charge in 30 minutes, which is great if you’re in a rush. *Pros and Cons* Pros: Strong build and premium design Big, bright 16" 2K touchscreen Powerful CPU & NPU for AI Long lasting Battery Comfortable keyboard and large trackpad Fast ports *Suggestions/Needs Improvement* Speakers are average No Pen/Stylus After spending time with the HP OmniBook X Flip 16, I can say it’s a great all-around laptop. It’s fast, it's efficient, it's powerful, and it looks great. The 2K screen is perfect for work and entertainment, and the fact that it folds into different modes makes it even more useful. I’d recommend the HP OmniBook X Flip 16 to students, work professionals, or those looking for a versatile laptop with AI features/capability.

I bought this to upgrade to windows 11. My monster desktop runs Win 10 but is what is use as my music production brain. Thankfully I got another year to upgrade. I am so happy with this purchase I went and bought 2 more as my middle school grandkids gave it a 10 thumbs up. Madison, the oldest is a content creator and gained 1k followers after her drawings came to life. the pen ruled the day. Battery life is great. Multi tasking a breeze. worth every penny. being a musician and composer, I have always had my computers custom built. I digress, this powerhouse is a work horse and the build is solid as a rock. the Grandkids were gifted the other 2. we all use the AI features so were ahead of the curve.

Super fast, sleek, and versatile! The 16” 2K touch screen looks amazing, and the Intel Core Ultra 7 with 16GB RAM handles everything smoothly. Great battery life and love the 2-in-1 flip design — perfect for work, streaming, or on the go.

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.

For the price and convenience this was a great purchase. It allows for use as both a laptop and tablet with the large screen. Lots of storage makes it easy for saving photos and video.

HP OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 Copilot PC – My Experience I’ve been using this laptop for a bit and honestly, I’m impressed. The build feels solid and premium, and the 2-in-1 design is super handy—I switch between laptop and tablet mode all the time. The touchscreen is bright, sharp, and really responsive. Using the stylus feels smooth, though the screen can get a little reflective in bright light. Performance has been great—fast boot-up, smooth multitasking, and no lag even with a bunch of tabs and apps open. Battery life is just okay (about 7 hours for me), and the fan can get noticeable under load, but nothing too crazy. The keyboard is different (flat keys instead of the usual raised ones), but I got used to it quickly. Overall, I think it’s a great pick if you want a single device that works for school, work, and entertainment. Definitely worth it—especially if you catch it on sale. Pros: sleek build, responsive touchscreen, fast performance, versatile 2-in-1 design Cons: average battery life, reflective screen, keyboard style not for everyone.

I purchased my laptop a few weeks ago from Best buy. I like the way that it looked from the very beginning, but you know when you're purchasing you look at it you play with a little bit and you don't really have the opportunity to know all of his features. After the purchase I was very pleased with the selection. The thing I like most about it is the keyboard! The keyboard is lighted and the letters are easy to see. It is also a very light touch and I can type without using as much pressure as I had on my old laptop. I also like the size, the weight, and the speed. I would purchase this product again and the recommended to my friends and family.

After years of being loyal to my iMac, I finally made the switch to an HP laptop and I’m honestly glad I did. My old iMac was fine for a while, but it started to feel outdated and limited. I wanted something more flexible, portable, and practical for how I actually work. I wasn’t sure what to expect going back to Windows after so many years, but this HP laptop completely surprised me in the best way. The first thing I noticed was how solid it feels. It has that sturdy, confident build that makes you want to pick it up and use it anywhere without worrying about damaging it. The hinge is firm but smooth, and the way the screen flips all the way around into tablet mode is a game changer. I use it in laptop mode when I’m working, then flip it into tablet mode when I’m reading, browsing, or showing something to a client. The touchscreen is responsive, accurate, and makes everyday tasks feel more natural. It’s the kind of feature I didn’t know I needed until I had it. Performance-wise, this HP runs great. I use it for real estate work, emails, photo editing, video calls, and a bunch of browser tabs open at once, and it handles all of it without lag. Apps open fast, multitasking is smooth, and it stays quiet even when I’m pushing it a bit. The battery lasts through most of my workday, which means fewer times scrambling for an outlet between meetings. Switching from Mac to Windows felt like a big leap at first, but I actually like Windows better now. Windows 11 has come a long way. It feels modern, fast, and personal. I like that I can customize things to fit how I work instead of being locked into Apple’s way of doing everything. The new Snap layouts make multitasking easier, Windows Hello login is instant, and everything feels more intuitive than I expected. I can organize my desktop, connect to whatever devices I want, and use real software without worrying about compatibility issues. The screen quality is also impressive. It’s sharp, bright, and the colors are accurate, which is great for editing photos or watching videos. The speakers surprised me too. They’re clear, full, and loud enough that I don’t always need to grab headphones or an external speaker for calls or music. It’s one of those small details that adds up when you’re using it all day. Another big plus for me has been HP’s customer support. I’ve had good experiences with HP in the past, and that hasn’t changed. They’re easy to reach, quick to respond, and actually helpful, which you can’t say about every tech company these days. It’s nice knowing that if something goes wrong, I won’t be stuck in a maze of automated messages and endless hold music. Everyday use has been smooth and reliable. The keyboard feels great to type on with just the right amount of feedback, and the trackpad is accurate and consistent. I also like that HP didn’t sacrifice ports for the sake of “minimalism.” I can plug in what I need without buying a handful of adapters. USB, HDMI, SD card, it’s all there. Coming from Apple, that’s a big relief. What I’ve come to appreciate most is how this laptop adapts to what I need. Whether I’m working on spreadsheets, jumping on Zoom calls, or flipping it into tablet mode to show clients property photos, it fits every situation. It feels like a tool built for real life, not just for a sleek marketing photo. If you’re on the fence about switching from a Mac to Windows, this HP makes it easy. It’s solid, fast, flexible, and actually fun to use. It feels more personal and capable, like something made for people who want to get things done rather than just look cool doing it. I can confidently say this was the right move for me, and I’d buy it again without hesitation. Five stars all day.

The system has excellent speed and lots of storage. Very good light weight system. Battery life lasts several hours before charging. I highly recommend this system.

I am loving it so far. Fast, beautiful display, tons of memory, and the flip feature is amazing

This is the best laptop I had before. It's fast and battery life is amazing. The only problem is a bit too heavy.

I’ve been really impressed with the HP OmniBook X Flip 16. The screen alone blew me away—it’s big, bright, and super smooth, which makes everything from movies to work look amazing. I love how sturdy and premium it feels, and the fact that I can flip it around into tablet mode or prop it up in tent mode just makes it so much more fun and versatile. Performance has been great too—it runs fast, handles multitasking easily, and the battery lasts long enough to get me through a full day without worrying. Honestly, it feels like a perfect mix of style, power, and flexibility, and I’m really happy with it.

Very happy with this laptop. It's super light and very fast. The battery lasts forever

I'm 69 and tech savvy a little, but not a game player or expert. The guys at best buy recommended this laptop when my other was gasping and almost dead. I love this laptop! So easy to use, it is as easy as my Windows 7 was while also having a lot of power and space. I only now a month later realized it had a touch screen, so if I love it I know others will who are *seniors*.

I purchased this for my wife, and she absolutely loves it. It is lightweight yet powerful enough for all of her work needs. The ability to fold the laptop in half and use it like an iPad, combined with the excellent touchscreen functionality, is a significant advantage

Works great! Easy to setup, fast processor, and it holds a charge great. I love it!

I just got this laptop and it is amazing. It is quicker, and more clear to see. The keyboard is simple and I love the clicking noise, its not loud very satifying. The camera quality is great also. The battery spam so much better than my last I didnt have to charge it for like 3 days, and when I dont use it for like a week it still has battery

Bought this for my husband for our 56 th anniversary! He loves it! Says it’s fast and has a beautiful design and display. He also loves the touch screen. It’s very nice and I’m glad I surprised him with it!

Awesome lap top. A little on the heavy side but it has More positive aspects such as fast speed, touch screen and wide screen. The keys are well spaced and the battery has a long life. I purchased mine on sale a week ago and it was good buy

The performance of this lap top is great. I love the larger screen and the ease of searching however it is a little sensitive when you have your cursor near something else rather than what you are working on, it will jump to where ever the cursor was. I'm sure in time I will get used to it. Prior to this I had a MacBook. I switched to the HP because of the ease of connecting to other devices which I simply love.