Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Oversized Keyboard is a Clumsy Design, keyword also doesn’t light up very bright. It also seems to get a bit hot when using it, I don’t play games so I deleted all that stuff. The keyboard overall just makes this thing uncomfortable typing & making typos because of it. Mainly purchased this for the larger touchscreen. Which is great! Besides that it’s not a bad computer, I just liked my old HP Laptop better for the normal keyboard size.

I am happy with the HP Omni AI laptop. It’s very easy to use and I don’t have to enter my password.

Needed a Laptop with Windows 11 and this fit my needs. I wish there was a operating manual as it was all based on ones past experince and intuition.

Quite happy with my purchase, thus far. The Lap Top performance exceeded my expectations.

user friendly,, beautiful touch screen,, can use as a tablet.

This HP Laptop is of the highest quality and reliability!

Excellent, customer service was on point. Best buy is always good

battery life isn't the best but its to be expected from an oled model. everything else is good.

Display is not up to the mark as said, it doesn’t feel like 3k Oled screen and the sound lacks clarity from a laptop like that. Touch screen is very smooth but the problem arises when you start multitasking it feels a little slower for a processor like that.

Excellent customer service. Very knowledgeable employee

OLED display is fantastic. speed is disappointing. Great sale price

Screen and brightness are very good, but the biggest downside is the keyboard. It’s not even flat, the S and D keys sit higher, and the C, V, and F keys sit much lower. This causes unwanted typing errors almost every time.

Very happy with performance and overall experience.

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Just got it, still learning to fully enjoy! Working to learn all the different options available to use!

Dosen‘t feel like an upgrade from my 10 year old ZBook. Its slow, has a terrible keyboard and Windows 11 is very disappointing. The machine itself is solid. If the operating system was more user friendly the review would have been 4 stars.

The HP OmniBook X Flip Copilot+ PC is a powerhouse of a laptop that feels perfectly tuned for both work and play. Its 16" 3K OLED touch display is nothing short of stunning—colors pop with incredible vibrancy, blacks are deep and true, and everything from spreadsheets to streaming video looks fantastic. The touchscreen responsiveness is excellent, and when you fold it into tablet mode, the lightweight design really shines. For frequent business travel, being able to switch seamlessly between laptop and tablet functionality is a huge plus, making presentations, note-taking, and quick edits on the go effortless. Performance is equally impressive. Powered by the Intel Core Ultra 9 with 32GB of memory, it handles demanding tasks without hesitation. I even tested gaming with God of War, and it ran beautifully, with smooth frame rates and great visuals on that gorgeous OLED screen. The integrated graphics and cooling design keep things steady, proving this laptop can be a solid entertainment hub after hours. Storage is generous, too—2TB is more than enough for all my work files, games, and media. Battery life has been pleasantly strong; I was able to get through a full day of work followed by a gaming session in the evening without ever reaching for the charger. The backlit keyboard is another highlight. I’ve relied on backlit keys for over a decade, and this one delivers perfectly: comfortable, responsive, and ideal for working late into the night. Overall, the HP OmniBook X Flip combines premium design, excellent performance, and versatile tablet functionality into a single sleek package. It’s a fantastic companion for professionals who also want powerful entertainment on the go.

It's ok, not like Lenovo. I want that instead. Not build to the same quality.

The HP OmniBook X Flip is, without hyperbole, one of the most stunning hybrid laptops I've been able to try out, and while all devices have their flaws, the level of versatility and balance delivered here makes it a compelling option across a wide demographic from students to businesspeople to general office workers. At base level, this machine is intended to first and foremost be a laptop and also a tablet, and whereas some so-called 2-in-1 devices tip too far over in either direction, the OmniBook X Flip somehow succeeds in finding an unexpectedly natural equilibrium between the two. Design-wise, it comes across as professional, functional, and contemporary without feeling too obtrusive or over-the-top, and what first catches your eye is the 360-degree hinge which enables you to flip the screen back all the way to several modes—standard laptop mode to type out essays or reports, tablet mode to sketch out or take notes, tent mode to present, or stand mode to stream movies or work in cramped quarters. This adaptability makes it a full-fledged chameleon in everyday life, and somehow the hinge feels strong and solid, which is great because so many hybrids suffer here with frequent use. The touchscreen monitor is also a highlight—sharp, clear, and super-responsive with touch input smooth and accurate regardless of scrambling through notes, drawing diagrams, or just mindlessly browsing as necessary. For students out of high school or college, just this aspect makes it super handy, as you're able to take notes with your stylus or even directly with your finger right across the monitor, annotate documents or papers, or instantly draw things out in class with ease. It obviates having to carry both a tablet and laptop, removing weight from your backpack and streamlining your workflow. Business owners and professionals will also like that because it makes presenting and brainstorming meetings so much easier; switching to tent or stand mode instantly makes the device a transportable screen for your client or team members, while the touchscreen makes instant adjustments and sketches during a meeting possible. Performance-wise, the OmniBook X Flip isn't a slouch either—its full-throated modern processors, ample RAM, and fast SSD storage all mean smooth multitasking, zippy startup time, and snappy app responsiveness. In testing, it took on everything from dozens of browser tabs and video conferencing to light photo editing and productivity software without breaking a sweat. Battery life is also a strong suit, with enough power to easily last through a workday or school day, so you never have to wonder about being tethered to an outlet all the time. Finally, portability is also a significant strength: the device is super slim and light enough to toss quickly in a bag, but doesn't feel like it's going to break because it has such solid build quality. For travelers, remote workers, or students always on the go, this combination of portability and sturdiness makes it the ultimate companion piece. Of course, all devices have their flaws, and the OmniBook X Flip has some of course. The first is that while it has no problems with productivity tasks and light creative workloads, it is not a gaming platform nor a behemoth for intense video editing, so unless you're looking from desktop-level power, what it offers might disappoint. The second is that, like all hybrids, the slim profile means the keyboard doesn't quite feel as deep or substantial as those on thicker laptops; it's perfectly usable, but long typing stretches may find you craving just a bit more travel with each key press. The touchscreen, while gorgeous, is also a smudgemagnet, so if you do use it in tablet mode, expect to wipe it clean more than once. Another negative is that hybrid laptops generally command a bit more cash compared to their non-hybrid counterparts with the same internals, and the OmniBook X Flip is no different—it's a luxury item, and it comes with a price tag to match. Lastly, while the flip feels solid, only time will tell how durable it is over the course of years of daily folding; all 2-in-1 laptops have this issue, but something potential customers should bear in mind. But here's the thing: the pluses far, far outweigh the negatives. In the real world, the OmniBook X Flip seamlessly transitions: in class, you can take notes with your hand; in the office, flip over into tent-mode to present slides; at home, lie back in stand-mode with your streaming shows; and on the road, pop it instantly over back into tablet-mode and read or do super-fast browsing while out-and-about. It's uncommon to find something with so many uses and still feels perfectly comfortable doing so many things, and isn't that what makes this so special? For the college crowd, it's basically the ultimate study assistant; for business owners, it's a traveling office and slide-presentation powerhouse; and for professionals, it's an everyday go-to machine but without slowing them back down?. The build quality, performance, and thoughtful touches of engineering it exhibits give it a feeling of luxury and reliability, and while it doesn't aspire to displace a high-end workstation or gaming rig—its goal is to put the best possible balance of portability, versatility, and everyday power in your pocket, and in doing so, it succeeds wonderfully. As a whole, the HP OmniBook X Flip is one of the most capable hybrid laptops out there, with a refined combination of style, substance, and flexibility, with only slight negatives that don't overwhelm all of its positives. If what you desire is something capable of keeping up with work and play, capable of morphing from several possible uses to several others without breaking a sweat, and still transportable enough to carry anywhere, then this is one tablet-laptop combination that delivers big time.

I've lived with this computer for about a week and am pleasantly surprised by this laptop. OVERVIEW Enter in this HP OmniBook that has a beautiful 16 inch monitor. It feels premium and looks the part There is a touchscreen and backlit keyboard that is wonderful to type on with a beautiful keyboard with easy to read backlit keys. The case has a metal feel to it with no flex in the chassis. Those who notice differences in weight by the ounce are going to say this is heavy, but it is not in the real world. This laptop has a premium feel to it. Those who thought HP laptops were cheaply made can now understand that was years ago and the current crop over the past five plus years have been durable and just wonderful to use. And it comes with a 2 TB ssd and 32 gigs of DDR5 ram. OVERALL PERFORMANCE For me, having a fast ssd is crucial to use in video editing and this laptop does not disappoint. Using Crystal Disk Mark 8.04, I found the read speeds were 6218.39mb/s and the write speeds were 5470.53 mb/s. This is quite a nice performance for someone who wants to upgrade to a desktop replacement with ample ram and storage. WIFI I have fiber optic 940 mb/s up and down speed internet. The wireless performance of this computer was around 600 mb/s download with 300 mb/s upload. I have found that laptop's wireless speeds have been much slower out of the box with a windows update that will increase speeds in other newer laptops. OTHER THOUGHTS The packaging of this laptop was premium as well. The computer had its own black fabric case with a black divider over the keyboard to protect screen and keyboard. The overall experience with this laptop has me wanting to use it more and more. In the week that I've had this I have put this through the same tests I usually do with a new laptop and there were no issues that stood out that would make me think twice about this laptop. I was left with the overall impression that this is a laptop you should consider if you are not looking for something the lightest on the market. This is a great desktop replacement that just delivers.