HP OmniBook X Flip 16” 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop, AMD Ryzen 5 220, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Windows 11 Home

I absolutely love it - from the sleek, professional design to how smoothly it operates. Definitely a 10/10!

Great this laptop

I love it It works very well just a little too heavy but I am enjoying it

There are a lot of glitches. The product overheats very easily. The screen flickers on and off continuously. I don’t know if you guys can do some software updates, but it would be nice if you did.

Sometimes when I'm reading pdfs on WPS pdf reader, the touchscreen becomes unresponsive. Battery life isn't so good because I'm usually only getting around 6hrs of continuous use. Touchpad isn't the best because for the price you would expect a better mechanical touchpad or a haptic one.

Despite challenges ordering, the Omnibook X Flip AI PC has been excellent. Setup was easy. I purchased it for 3 things: 1) Documents, 2) Light gaming, 3) E-reader, 4) AI. Documents and light gaming are smooth (note: Win11 got rid of Wordpad so you need MS Office or an alternative). My MMO runs at 1920X1200 and can go higher. Without a strong GPU, heavy gaming is not possible. Flip feature is cool and works smoothly. The e-reader is a journey in itself. From what I can tell, no Windows laptop vendor comes with a built in solution. I tried many apps and decided on two: Aquile Reader and Sumatra PDF. Aquile allows lots of text size/dimension tweaking and Sumatra is a lightweight PDF reader (Adobe works fine too but bulkier). The point I'm trying to come to is the Omnibook X 16" as an e-reader is perfect with the right app. A giant/long page is harder to read and an over-cropped page feels like a rip off. The app puts you in control. The X keyboard was a little "Off" at first (soft click feel and big keys) - I adapted after a week of heavy use. For gaming, I still use external keyboard/mouse out of habit. I have not directly used the AI capabilities but there are apps you can load (Windows comes with co-pilot). I'm looking at GAIA. Note: In heavy use the laptop can get warm (not hot) so I recommend a cooling pad/flow. If taken care of the Omnibook X should provide years of service. Enjoy.

Gorgeous look. No complains so far. I couldn’t say much about the specs as I am naive when it comes to computers, I’m just using it for studying and it’s doing the job.. Make sure you specifically ask for the pen, they show it with the package but it’s optional, that’s means you have to buy separately if you need to have the pen. I learned the hard way😒

I purchased this laptop as a replacement for my 6 year old desktop for photo editing. Performance and screen wise, it is stunning. Shockingly fast for something this thin, and quite nice build quality. The downsides are that the fan is perpetually loud when using Adobe products, and it gets quote hot. I've had quite a few software issues as well - the touch screen randomly stopped working and the performance slowed down substantially in the first few weeks, but somehow a BIOS update fixed this. This isn't really something you'd expect to run into in the first few weeks of owning the product. The speakers are also not great, and the battery doesn't last long doing sustained work - maybe 4-5 hours max just using Adobe Lightroom. Overall, it's not great value to be honest - it does not feel like a premium experience especially given the software issues that would be very hard to troubleshoot for the average user.