The computer is nice in general. Very easy to type on and use for school and with school applications. Although the computer is good so far and easy to use the pen does feel cheap and not the best. Also from the begining there are some weird spots on the screen that you can see when starting it up, not like its broken but a little discolored.
Honestly really great computer, got it for college and I love how big the screen is not to mention its touchscreen which is great. I use it for both school and gaming
I was sitting on a fence between HP omni and completive brand. I choose the omni book for drawing, business and photo editing. it was the flip to draw that was on a fence about considering the other brand had to purchase the keyboard separately. The omni is intuitive, it has a fast refresh, crystal clear camera, loading it seamless, setup perfectly smooth. This outshines all the other for its flexibility to be both a working and creative laptop
There are a lot of nice features. It's very easy to use. The touch screen is also nice. However, the touch screen is sensitive & I occasionally hit something by mistake.
I really like my HP OmniBook X Flip. The 16-inch screen is one of my favorite features because I love having a large display for school, everyday tasks, watching movies and TV shows, and listening to music. I also really like being able to use it in tablet mode. It makes the laptop feel much more versatile, especially for school and projects.
The laptop performs great for what I use it for, and overall, I think it is a great everyday 2-in-1 laptop. However, I think the display could be much better. I wish HP offered a QLED or Mini-LED option instead of IPS, with higher brightness such as 500 nits or even 1,000 nits for HDR. A 120Hz display would also make the experience feel much smoother and more premium.
I also wish the facial recognition/Windows Hello experience were as smooth and reliable as Face ID on an iPad or the face recognition experience on a Surface Pro. Since this is a 2-in-1 device, having a really seamless face-unlock experience would make it feel even more polished.
One feature I would really love to see in a future version is a rear-facing camera, similar to the Surface Pro. Since the screen can be used in tablet mode, a rear camera would be very useful for recording videos, taking pictures of projects, scanning documents, and recording things for school. It would make the tablet mode much more useful.
Overall, I really enjoy this laptop. I love the large 16-inch display, tablet mode, performance, and versatility. I just think HP could make an already great 2-in-1 even better with a brighter QLED/Mini-LED display, higher refresh rate, smoother facial recognition, and a rear-facing camera.