Hi. The computer is fast and so far no problems. I like that is has 3 USB ports and an HDMI. I love the back-lit keyboard. Nice size SSD drive too. -The keyboard keys being right next to each other is something I am no longer used to and results in accidentally pressing the adjacent keys sometimes (this didn't happen on the older type keyboards where there is a decent amount of space between the letters, it would have been nicer to have the spaces). -The USB-C power cord concerns me. It doesn't feel as sturdy as the older round power cords and I am concerned that either the cord or the port will break. -I would have preferred a matte screen - I don't need touch screen and it is much harder to see the screen if there is a window or other light behind me.
This laptop is so much faster than my old HP Envy and has more memory, which is great. However, there is less storage than I anticipated, and I’m not sure why. Am I supposed to pay for cloud storage? My other issue is the keyboard and how close the keys are to one another. I am constantly hitting the Caps Lock button instead of the a/A key, which rarely happened with my Envy because there was more space between the keys.
Haven't had this long enough to give it a through rating. However, the punctuation mark symbols on the keys are so small that it is hard to distinguish them particularly the comma and period.
This computer far exceeds the laptop I had previously- 6 years makes a huge difference in technology. This laptop is quick - for me - this laptop is a dream .. does everything I want it to do .
All the features I was looking for in a new laptop. I was so tired of every time I installed Windows I needed special security software to erase my hard drive that conflicts with the built in BIOS Secure Boot feature. This laptop has a secure erase option BUILT RIGHT IN to the BIOS just select it when ready and BOOM, clean hard for clean installs of windows. What a fabulous feature. The colors on the screen are outstanding. There is plenty of memory. Mine came with 32 GB which is enough for most tasks. I no longer have to worry if the NUMERIC LOCK is on or off on the keyboard. It now has a small built in light that tells me at a glance. In this time and in this place where I am right now, as far as I am concerned , this laptop is state of the art. It replace my old HP ENVY laptop as HP hos replaced the ENVY line with this new Omni Book X. I can't say enough good things about. Get it and see for yourself. And not to mention FAST!
Very nice computer. I love the 17” because there is no strain on my eyes. Also the touch screen is very responsive. This computer is very fast. The data transfer from my old computer to this new HP was a breeze. To be honest, I haven’t figured out everything this thing will do. This thing will do more than you could ever imagine. You won’t go wrong with this laptop.
The laptop PC functions as advertised, with the following EXCEPTION: the USB and HDMI ports on the laptop are extremely "tight", so that it is physically very difficult to connect and disconnect external devices and cables to these ports. In fact, the physical "tightness" of the HDMI port is so problematic that the male connector portion of an external HDMI cable I had connected to this port sustained physical damage during disconnection of the cable from the HDMI port on the PC (i.e., the male connector portion of the HDMI cable physically separated from the HDMI cable itself while attempting to disconnect it from the port. After the "plug" portion of the cable separated from the cable itself, I actually had to use a pair of pliers to grip and remove the remnant "plug" portion of the external HDMI connector from the laptop HDMI port. It required a fair amount of pulling force using the pliers to remove the "stuck" portion of the external cable's plug-in connector from the laptop's HDMI port.) The referenced HDMI cable has been used with other devices I own without any problems in terms of connector fit and functionality.
I will be investigating this problem further after I procure a replacement HDMI cable. (I cannot re-use the referenced cable, due to the damaged connector.) If this problem recurs with a new cable, I will be contacting HP for warranty repair/replacement of the HDMI port...this port should NOT "grip" the connector portion of an external HDMI cable so tightly that the cable connector sustains damage during disconnection.