HP OmniBook 7 Laptop 2025 17.3” FHD 1920 x 1080 Touchscreen, Intel Core Ultra 7 258V, 8-core, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Backlit KB, Wi-Fi 6E, 5MP + IR Camera, Windows 11 Home

Set-up was easy; all the info I needed to be up and running quickly was readily available. Keyboard keys much easier to read than previous HP laptops. Very nice display. This is a quick, easy to use laptop that offers me all the features I need to continue to keep up with the latest technology. I am 69 years old and looking forward to expanding my knowledge of AI and other capabilities my Omnibook has to offer.

Recently retired, my firm laptop was a business HP. I never had any issues with it so I decided to buy one for my personal use. I don't use it often, but it was super easy to set up and connect to our WiFi. I believe it will be great for many years to come. It's fast and does more than I need. At this point, I can highly recommend.

I've had a number of HP laptops over the years, and this is my favorite. I like that you can close the camera lens instead of taping over it. I use the ten key a lot and I like the backlit keys in low light. The touch pad works so much better than any previous version that I've had, and the touch screen is a welcome addition that I didn't think I would want. I use a USB mouse most of the time, but I use the other two options as well. This is my second 17-inch HP Laptop, and I'm spoiled on that size which I find travels just as well as a smaller one. This computer has so many more features that are fantastic and it is very fast! I truly believe that you won't be disappointed if you purchase one.

The OmniBook 7 17" laptop is just what I wanted. I purchased it to replace an old HP which was getting close to end of life. My new laptop has a comfortable keyboard with num keypad. I use mostly Microsoft products (Word, Excel, PPT) with the larger screen I can multitask more easily because of the space to view multiple docs or x-sheet as the same time. I am still adjusting to the touch screen, but I believe I'm going to really like this new feature (old laptop did not have).

Love my new laptop gits all the bells and whistles

Mostly solid system which was the most important thing. Had problems with some web sites not working due to an Intel driver needing to be disabled. Hard to know whose responsibility that was - HP or Windows. Laptop comes with multiple HP apps without explanation of purpose and ready to annoy with popups. Didn’t really care for the trial apps preloaded either. Also, didn’t care to find out the system was built in Vietnam and shipped via China. A month waiting for laptop configuration was a bit much.

Light and fast. Only problem I have is adjusting settings in Windows 11. Not HP's fault. I've worked in Windows since the beginning. I've worked with MS-DOS. At 72 I don't have the patience to relearn a new system which should be getting easier to use.

Great computer, fast processor, lightweight. I know most people are not looking for this, but I wish it had a CD/DVD drive. Since it doesn't come with a user's manual, it took me about three weeks to figure out how to turn on the keyboard backlighting. I'm old school and like to read and refer to it in the early days of ownership. Set up was quick and easy, it was the first time I had ever done it myself. I use it for board work and shopping. So far, so good!

I'm so glad I chose to buy an Omnibook. It is up to date, user friendly, and more than adequate for my computing needs. I would have preferred fingerprint verification rather than facial recognition, but that is really very minor and inconsequential to the Omnibook's performance.

Since I bought the Laptop I have been having problems with glitches in the system from time to time and unable to enjoy it; actually its giving me some stress as I am not able to work at all at times. it freeze, the cursor start blinking or disappear, outlook email start jumping around by itself and I have reboot the system again.