Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fast & Furious, like the movie series. Outstanding value for the price—fast, reliable, and powerful. Perfect for handling multiple workloads. A great purchase!

Amazing computer for office work and home.The speed of this computer is incredible. I love the face recognition part. No sign-in just look at the computer and it will sign you in. Love that feature!!!

Everything I needed and more for my applications. Easy and user-friendly

From the moment I unboxed it, I felt like I got far more than what I paid for. I’d recommend it without hesitation.

As expected, pretty smooth and fast only downside is it's a little heavy to use as a tablet

Finally i bought this. This one is an excellent machine. So far I think this could be fine to buy later on i realize there's a great purchase on this Black Friday. I feel good with my new laptop. Value for money. Note: ( You can feel your touchpad and keyboard. New experience added from HP. Also, Touch screen quality is so good I think if someone looking for 2 in 1 Laptop you can consider this. It's quite good. Overall experience is awesome

I love my omnibook it’s just the best budget laptop too buy

Joe was incredible! Bought HP Omni x-flip that day! Great customer service!

This is a gorgeous, well-built, premium laptop that performs extremely well thanks to its high-end configurations and has a stunning OLED display. Omnibook X is HP’s branding for premium Consumer laptops (Elite for business). With everything nearly perfect, I fail to understand why HP chose to skip fingerprint reader (although it has a face unlock) on a premium laptop. More on this later. Build Quality --------------------- The dark grey color gives an elegant look to this laptop and the aluminum build gives a premium feel and better durability. With a high quality hinge, this can be used in 4 modes - laptop, tent, stand and Tab mode. At around 4.15 lbs (1.88 kg) this is lightweight for a 16 inch laptop. It does not feel heavy to carry around and perfectly manageable. Configuration ------------------------ With Intel Core Ultra 9 288 V processor, 32GB RAM and 2 TB SSD, this is a high-end configuration laptop. Performance is fast and smooth even with a lot of apps running. Intel Arc 140V although an entry level graphic card and had no issues playing games like Formula1. This laptop excels in terms of performance. Display ------------------- This is the key highlight of this laptop. The 3K OLED display produces stunning display with amazing clarity. The 16 inch screen size is perfect. And with 500 nits this can go plenty bright. I often use it at 60% indoors. The 120 Hz refresh rate also contributes to the smooth experience. Although I have to mention that the screen is too reflective and I had some inconvenience using it with a window behind me, even with blinds closed. Battery ---------------- Battery easily lasts around 8 hours with continuous use. With the included 65 watt charger, it charges with a decent speed of around 50% in an hour. It went from 20 to 100% in about 2 hours. Keypad -------------- HP went with zero lattice keypad. Although it’s a personal preference, for me it’s really comfortable. The larger size keys helps with minimal mistakes during eyes off typing. The backlit option is super useful making it really comfortable to use in dark. The trackpad is also good to use. Ports ------------ The laptop comes with ample ports (rare of laptops lately) – 2 USB Type-A ports with 10 Gbps speed. 2 USB ports, one of which is a thunderbolt 4 and the other with 10Gbps both of which supports charging. A HDMI 2.1 port and a 3.5mm jack completes the ports. Only qualm is both the USB-C charging ports are on the same side. Although I can understand why, but having them on either sides would have been a great convenience to the users and I believe it’s not much to expect that in a premium segment laptop. Speakers and Webcam ---------------------------------- The laptop has dual speakers with DTS:X spatial sound. It produces decent sound. Although the speakers are placed along the edges, it has a deceiving mesh grills on either side of the keypad. I wish it really had an up-facing speaker underneath the mesh grills which could have elevated the sound. Anyway, with a headphone it’s never a problem. It has a 5 MP webcam and the video is decent. It has a privacy shutter (but without fingerprint, it’s practically useless). The WiFi 6 offers a stable connectivity. Missing Fingerprint Reader -------------------------------------- One thing that I miss the most is the fingerprint reader. Although this has the face unlock, it’s not a substitute for a fingerprint reader. Face unlock doesn’t work in dark conditions making it really inconvenient. Also, for face unlock to work laptop needs to be straight in front at a particular distance. For someone who works on multiple laptops, it becomes extremely inconvenient to move around looking at the camera. Also, unlocking from a standing position is also inconvenient having to bend and look at the camera every time. With face unlock being the only type-free option, it has made the camera privacy shutter almost useless. I had to turn-off the “lock when move away” feature due to the lack of fingerprint. I really hope HP considers this feedback for its future products. Another good addition would have been a HP Pen, which unfortunately is not included. Conclusion ----------------- Overall it’s an excellent laptop. Pre-loaded with Windows 11 Home edition with Co Pilot features (AI) with latest processor, 32GB RAM and 2 TB SSD storage space, especially when bought with a discount, it’s an absolute steal. However, I believe HP could have made it even more appealing without cutting a few corners with fingerprint reader, pen, speakers and charging port placement. In spite of the minor shortcomings, this laptop is worth the buy.

Absolutely loved the experience. Thoughtful details, genuine care, and consistent quality made it special. Everything felt smooth, warm, and reliable from start to finish. It exceeded expectations without trying too hard. I would happily return and recommend it to anyone seeking value, trust, and a memorable experience every single time.

It's an excellent computer, it meets all my needs, I highly recommend it and I'm very happy with my purchase.

Best laptop with smooth performance worth the price

I've always owned tablets before I bought this laptop. I bought it because I could use it either way (tablet or laptop) The screen size and vivid colors and the speakers are excellent. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to upgrade to a laptop from a tablet

I work at home and on the road, so I am always seeking great portable machines. I have an HP Omnibook Flip 14 inch which is great on the road. However, sometimes at home I am away from my desk with its bank of large monitors and need something a little larger. This OmniBook 16” monitor fills that need! Amazing how much more screen space with a 16 vs a 14, but it can make a difference. Much easier to flip between windows in different programs without fumbling around. So, that’s my need for this laptop! Now, onto the computer itself. As always, HP rolls out sleek machines that power up effortlessly right out of the box. The laptop was delivered to my house and securely packaged, so no worries there. Set up was a snap using my login and then letting the computer update itself while I continued working on other projects. First, the physical. The keyboard is very nice with ssquare keys with a short throw. The copilot key is on the lower right side. The touch pad is large and easy to use. There are speakers on the ‘bottom’ and on the keyboard side of the laptop. There are no speakers on the screen half. On the right side you will find a USB-A and an audio plug in. On the left side are an HDMI, USB-A, thunderbolt USB-C and USB-C. So, lots to plug in! The charging is by USB-A. On the bottom, they have hard rubber insets to slow down sliding. And the hinges! They are smooth and stay in position when you flip or stand the computer in a tent fashion. Finally, the computer easily attaches to my workstation and all of the peripherals work. Now for the computing parts. Wow. 32GB ram, Core 9 processor, make this machine work fast. The specs claim the battery will last all day, so I tried that out and used the laptop unplugged for a day and a half (did not work constantly). Work included standard office products, streaming video and web surfing. This makes me super excited because it means I can go where there is no electricity and work. This often happens when on the road in conference centers—no more charging the laptop in a plug on a random wall! And with 2TB of SSD storage, I can take my work out of the cloud when on the road so it’s always handy when wifi is sketchy. The screen is fabulous. It really is responsive and vivid, giving you an excellent experience for video playback and video conferencing. The camera is tiny, with a slide privacy screen, but it really delivers when video conferencing. I find it exceeds the ‘studio quality’ separate camera in my office. Now for Copilot… I am fairly new to AI and copilot button makes it easy to start digging in. I was able to create some graphics and advertisements, as well as compile ideas on creating an annual calendar for my ranch to include all maintenance, animal husbandry and financial affairs. I hope to expand into genetic selection and animal output analysis as that has a major impact on my ranch. Overall, I give this computer five stars for performance, style and ease of use. I can strongly recommend this computer to anyone who wants to have plenty of computing power in a trim package.

More versatile and faster than the old dinosaur laptop.

As an aspiring engineer, this laptop is perfect so far . Great at multitasking , great performance and the Oled screen at 120 is just beautiful.

Laptop is excellent but the built quality is little weak

Looks nice. Big keys. But NO number pad on the side. Co-pilot is nioce. Helpful, but needs some tweaking in upgrades. I keep getting cut off when speaking. Function keys are helpful. Like it that I can flip it and detach the screen. Like the touch screen, but don't find it as needed. Overall I like it,

This laptop isn’t only 2in1, it is all in 1! I am a college student and an entrepreneur. Love the over all quality and functionality of this unit. Best for students and entrepreneurs.

I knew the HP OminiBook X Flip was a capable system based on the specs, but it surprised me nonetheless with its performance. It’s a 16-inch 2-in-1 laptop with heaps of horsepower under the hood. The laptop is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 9 series 2 CPU, Intel Arc 140V graphics, 2TB M.2 hard drive, and 32GB RAM. Here is my experience after spending the past week using the laptop. The OBX Flip touch enabled screen can rotate fully around to allow the device to be used in tablet mode. It can also be used in tent and laptop modes. Weight is good for laptop use but a bit on the heavy side compared to dedicated tablets. Tablet mode does have some advantages for mobile computing when using the laptop on the go and space is limited. The body is well constructed with solid craftsmanship and build quality. The 65-watt USB-C power adapter is small and easily totable along with the laptop. The USB-C cable that connects the adapter to the laptop is constructed with braided nylon for extra durability. External features include two USB-A ports, two USB-C ports, one HDMI port, and one 3.5mm audio jack. One of the USB-C ports is used for the power adapter when connected to AC power. Input options include a backlit keyboard with large well-spaced keys that are excellent for typing, and a large trackpad that supports multi-gesture input. There is a 5MP webcam that is Windows Hello compatible. The camera isn’t overly impressive, but sufficient for videoconference calls and has a hardware privacy shutter. The stereo speakers are positioned on both sides of the keyboard. The speakers don’t have a lot of warmth or bass for music listening, but sound good enough for a laptop. There is no SD reader nor ethernet port. The 3K UWVA OLED touch enabled panel is gorgeous. It has deep vivid rich colors and excellent blacks and contrast. The screen also has excellent viewing angles and good brightness. Refresh and response rates are snappy in both desktop use and gaming. The 3K resolution is tack sharp for both desktop and gaming use. My only complaint with the screen is that the glossy finish typically experiences harsh reflections if there is strong backlighting. On the plus side, it doesn’t seem to easily get grimy from touchscreen use. The OmniBook does not disappoint when it comes to performance. It effortlessly powers through my desktop tasks which include office productivity apps, drawing apps, and media editing apps. However, gaming is where this thin laptop unexpectedly shined. I'd heard that the latest gen integrated graphics were quite capable for gaming, but I had never personally tried gaming on them. I decided to give the Arc 140V graphics a try on some recent high-end titles through the Xbox app. The PC tried to launch the first title in a high preset, so I knew good things were coming. I ran a benchmark mode to confirm the preset was appropriate, which it was. This can handle most games at medium and high settings and the games look beautiful. I get good frame rates and the Arc can also handle effects like ray tracing. Shading, lighting and particle effects look realistic and comparable to discrete graphics. The Arc 140 does have some limitations. It doesn't produce silky smooth high frame rates like discreet graphics. It occasionally also experiences some hiccups and stutters depending on the type and amount of content being displayed and how resource intensive it is. However, it performs more than good enough in most games and I would have no problem using this machine for on-the-go gaming, especially cloud gaming. Preinstalled software is minimal, consisting mostly of HP support apps and the usual Windows preinstalled software. The only pre-installed app I uninstalled was McAfee because I use different security software. Most of the HP software is helpful for support. HP SupportAssist provides diagnostics and driver support. Another app can display an on-screen light ring for camera use. It even has multiple light filter options. There is also an AI chatbot app called HP AI Companion. AI Companion is similar to other chatbot clients, although it is still in beta mode. Microsoft CoPilot AI is also available. AI is also integrated throughout several other features of the PC. The HP OmniBook X Flip is a powerful and capable lightweight machine. I presumed it would be a strong performer for desktop use, but I wasn’t expecting it to be such a decent gaming laptop as well. It’s a quantum leap from past gaming on integrated graphics. The machine usually runs quiet and cool, even when taxed, and battery life has been good as so far.