HP - OmniBook X Flip 2-in-1 - Copilot+ PC - 16" 2K Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 5 - 16GB Memory - 512GB SSD - Eclipse Gray

I have loved my new computer. I have had it a little over a month, and it is great. Switching from my old HP to this one was so painless and very very easy. IM IMPRESSED!

Amazing laptop with smooth touchscreen and pen related features. It is fast and reliable. I started using CoPilot with this laptop and it feels much easier to use than the other ai. Although there's 2 things which is an issue with this. 1. There's is no fingerprint sensor which makes it only dependent on face unlock which is not always reliable. 2. The laptop was very slow when I just got it, slower than my 5-year-old laptop. But deleting the pre installed apps and virus softwares made it comparatively much faster.

After being thoroughly confused by what are the differences between all the OmniBook options, I landed on the X. Probably because of the 3k OLED screen, which is stunning. The laptop works well and battery life is good, but I wish it was excellent. I ordered the dark version because I'm tired of the same silver that HP has had for at least a decade now. They really need to start offering color variations. It looks fine but feels like cheap plastic. My previous HP laptop had an island style keypad and this one kind of squeezes all the keys together so I am having to learn not to hit the wrong keys by accident when typing. Hopefully, this is just a learning curve adjustment. Overall, I like the laptop but think that HP can do so much better if they just tried to be an innovative leader focused on quality.

This laptop is well built, fast and excellent graphics. 2 in 1 also works quite well. The main problem is with the limited keyboard. For a 16" laptop you expect a large, ergonomically comfortable keypad with a numeric attachment. This falls well short. There is plenty of room on the surface so makes no sense why we have this crammed and limited KB.

I like the flip option for this laptop. However, I'm not a fan of the keyboard. I have a hard time getting my fingers in the right spots. I also prefer to have a separate numbers pad to the right of the keyboard. I hate the mouse pad. There is NO right and left click option on the mouse pad. I was much happier with my previous HP laptop.

Very slow loading, and extra slow with the task bar. I've tried just about everything to speed it up. i.e. disabled all but 2 "startup apps", tweaked group policy, service.msc, and even config. the Bios to help with the initial loading. Also apps like Windows defender is impossible to stop from running (even with adding a new D word to the registry) there's others. Bottom line; This is unacceptable with this build i.e. (Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 258V 32.0 GB RAM) Lol! I would have sent this back, if I didn't have so much time involved, and still might! You got too much blot ware on this platform, and it's very hard to either work around it, or disable it!! Everything is too slow on this product. My Win 7pro & Win10pro HP Pro book, 650 G3 with half the power will leave this Omnibook in the dust!!!!!!!!!

Areas for improvement: * Software. Windows 11 is hot garbage, and the HP software bundled with it isn't any better. "HP AI Companion" is what, exactly? I bought this laptop partly to play with AI, but this isn't any of the models or tools I've heard of. It also wants me to log in before I can do anything else, so I won't be using it. There are also frequent popups from something called "Omen Gaming Hub". I certainly didn't ask for that. I opened it to see what it was and it seems to be an ad platform. Some search results recommend against uninstalling it, so I guess I'm stuck with it. You can at least disable the notifications. * Keyboard layout. While I appreciate the lack of 10-key area, I wish they would have found space for separate home, end, page up and page down keys. The power button should not be a key on the keyboard. Also, full-sized arrow keys would be a plus. * Track pad. I want physical buttons. I don't want to tap with two fingers for right click, I want to click a right button. I don't care if that would make the pad area smaller. I'd accept a trackball if it had physical buttons.

keyboard feels crowded , to small needs a number keyboard and the light looks dim all the time even when u have the brightness set on max setting

The overall PC was amazing, but the touchscreen stopped working after not even 30 days. Everything you could possibly try did not work. Now, im waiting on a new one in exchange. Im a bit dissapointed becuase this PC is in backorder, so i had to get a different one. Overall, this computer was amazing when it was working, but my experience was very dissapointing.

It is a beautiful computer. It was fantastic for the first couple weeks. Now it is starting to freeze just as my last two HP's have done. I was told this more expensive model would solve this problem. Did not!! I am very disappointed!! And.........too late to return!!