Customer Ratings & Reviews

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

Needs another usb port to use mouse and printer at the same time

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

Excellent customer service. Very knowledgeable employee

Not yet used to the keyboard. I keep typing incorrect letters

Excellent Product. Unsatisfactory Geek Support!!!!

Very nice computer. It didn’t work for what I needed, but very nice.

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

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.

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

Very happy with performance and overall experience.

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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.

I really liked this machine, in use and spec wise. A very balanced combination of top line features for a non-gaming laptop. I have been using a couple of gaming laptops over the past few years for general purpose with some minor gaming here and there, my biggest gripe was the constant fan noise to keep the machine cool. Understandable given that they come with a discreet GPU which generates too much heat, but all being said this time I decided to opt for something without the GPU but with good specs and will be comparing it with them. Specs are nice with a 16" OLED screen with dynamic refresh rate and Core 9 CPU (no virtual cores on this one), 32 GB RAM and 2 TB SSD, Wifi 6E (7 would have been future proof but not a big ommision). It offers everything and more, the integrated GPU is decent enough to play some games on medium setting but that is not something I am planning to do. After two weeks of use, I can confirm that this thing runs much cooler under typical workload. It is snappy and performance wise I have no qualms using it. The battery last longer, there are ample ports including a 40G USB C and a HDMI port, so you do not have to carry a dongle like a surface or some other 13"-14" super slim books. This is still slim and light, but HP really tried to maximize the ROI on this machine. One thing I will complain about is the keyboard, it is not bad, but it could have been so much better given how wide the machine actually is. My 15" Lenovo gaming laptop was able to fit a full numerical keypad without getting too narrow but here not only we do not have a numpad, but the arrow keys are also half size, the space bar is a tad smaller and there is just so much space left unused. It will take a bit getting used to and right now I am making some mistakes, and it would have been such a perfect machine for a lot of people. There are two big speaker grills on both side of the keyboard, the speaker still sounds mediocre which is expected from in built speakers and if you are using this beautiful OLED screen to watch some movies or shows, you are better served with a headphone or an external speaker. They could have moved the speakers down and instead put this area to expand the keyboard a bit. I have enabled the co-pilot screening but do not notice it making the machine slow but that may manifest in few months. It has the NPU, and I have not seen it being engaged in day-to-day usage. In summary a really snappy and cool running machine even while charging, you can have some really good specs and that will future proof you for many years. The keyboard will take some getting used to but other than that a very pleasant experience.

The OmniBook X Flip is a good laptop that tries to accomplish a bit of everything. With the screen that looks like it belongs on a gaming machine, the RAM and storage of a productivity powerhouse, and the form factor of an ultraportable, it is clearly making a strong play for the generic daily driver market. And while this does have some advantages, it does perhaps hold it back from being a truly great machine. One thing I do have to give it is that it makes a good impression taking it out of the box. The metal case (which does a very good job of repelling fingerprints, FYI) makes for a subdued and elegant silhouette, and the large OLED screen is absolutely gorgeous. Going through the initial setup process took about an hour, most of which was spent going through automatic updates, and once it was set up the machine was reasonably responsive. It does ship with a fair amount of what I'd characterize as bloatware, which definitely drags down performance out of the box, but once you strip that out its performance is pretty good for a mobile i9 ultra and battery life is much better than I'd usually expect from an Intel chip. The ARC integrated graphics can easily handle some light gaming, though the Omen gaming app (which tries its best to use "AI" to optimize gaming performance) will point you to cloud gaming services if you want to do anything too ambitious. Unfortunately this is also when I began to notice some things that I was less than impressed by. Build quality here is a real mix. With a machine this large and this thin some amount of flexibility is pretty much unavoidable, as not even the metal case can deal with all the leverage it'll have to deal with, but even by that standard this thing bends very easily. It's better when the screen is closed or in tablet mode, as the magnets holding the screen in place are quite strong and it seems to help brace everything, but this is definitely not a machine I'd want to be carrying around in a bag without a case, ideally a hard case, to keep it safe. I also have to say that the keyboard is surprisingly poor. While the scissor switches feel fine on their own, there are a lot of keys that for reasons I can't quite figure out are sitting at different elevations or slightly skewed. Normally I wouldn't be too concerned about this, as good keyboards on laptops are pretty rare to begin with but given that this is a convertible and the keyboard is going to be somewhat regularly located on the back of the machine, sliding around on your arm or leg as you use it as a tablet, I have some definite concerns that these uneven keys could lead to something getting caught and popping off. I do think that this has the potential to be a decent daily driver for some people - particularly given the quality of the touch screen that would make it a great option for artists when paired with the optional pen (which is not included.) But with the build quality issues I've run across I think it's probably best for those who only plan to occasionally travel with it.

I like it, but it’s just simple only thing that really gives it it could kick is the fact that it flips, but my technology is very up-to-date

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.

Good computer. Great bang for the price. Speed and screen are really good.

Good at hardware. But the very uncomfortable keyboard, because of the speaker steals all the space from the keyboard.

I would like to express my disappointment with the HP device. The camera is producing a blurry image, making it unsuitable for use on Microsoft Teams. I brought the product to Best Buy, where it was determined to be a hardware issue with HP. Unfortunately, it would need to be shipped for repairs, estimated to take approximately six weeks, during which I would have no laptop access. As an alternative, I had to purchase an external camera to perform my meetings. Additionally, the device has experienced occasional lock-ups. Based on these experiences, I would not recommend this product.