The transition from my HP Envy to the OmniBook has not been simple or smooth. The keyboard seems tighter causing me to miss keys. The numeric keyboard section is nice to have, but it is undistinguishable from the rest of the keyboard, so I used a marking pen to guide my eyes to the keys. The lack of an SD slot surprised me, but a USB reader device solved that issue. I still can't get the sound to work.
I had been using a slightly older 17" HP laptop but found it was getting heavy to carry to meetings , etc. as I age. But I still needed a good screen size. The HP OmniBook 7 Laptop AI 16t-ay000, 16" met the bill and was on sale when purchased. I used HP products for years and have never been disappointed!
It works very nice. It is a little heavy, but ok, I didn't like being asked for a review before I received the laptop. At the time I was very disappointed because I didn't have it yet.
I'm just an average home user - Great laptop with lots of available add-on options - the display is nice and bright and fills most of the screen - the keyboard keys are nicely spaced and responsive - like that the keys are a different color than the laptop - Cons: wish HP would have kept the dedicated power port and cable - feel like daily using the USB-C port will cause damage or the port will become loose - it just seems cheap robbing the customer of an additional USB-C port Lots of Blot-ware that had to be deleted or disabled but that comes with most manufactures