Nice fast computer, but it has one major problem: A compact keyboard that is very difficult for one doing serious writing. Too bad, I expected better from HP.
Bloatware wants your permission to harvest your data. HP wants to install their "tool" that scans your system to install updates. Microsoft already has that tool, just supply the proper drivers to Microsoft. Is that so hard HP. McAfee wants to install, again Microsoft does this for you. It isn't pre 2010, Microsoft's antivirus,malware,firewall is adequate for most users. Could have sworn this was a 24GB of RAM Device with up to 8GB dedicated to the ONBoard non-discrete graphics. Google will consume as much as 1GB of RAM per tab open. Overall a nice multi use device, but make no mistake. This is a step above a chrome book in overall computer prowress.
I am so happy with my new computer. I had a Spectre HP; my hubby bought it in 12/2019, and I am just replacing it now. So needless to say it has been an excellent computer. It's fast, and the screen is crisp and so clear. I LOVE IT!
I’m currently using the HP OmniBook X Flip 16 AI PC for my Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence, and it has been a great fit for my academic and technical work. I regularly use it for research, academic writing, Python coding, data analysis, AI/ML projects, and working with multiple applications at the same time, and the performance has been smooth and responsive. The large 16-inch display is especially helpful when I’m reading research papers while coding or analyzing data side by side. Setup was straightforward, and I also appreciate the flexibility of the convertible design for reading and studying. So far, the laptop has handled my day-to-day Ph.D. workload very well, and I’m very satisfied with the overall performance and build quality.