I wish it had a number keypad like a calculator on the right side of the keyboard. I mostly use it for budget or checkbook spreadsheets. I didn’t notice there wasn’t one when I purchased it. Not a dealbreaker, but wish I had paid closer attention when I was buying it. Otherwise, I like it just fine.
Seemed to be fairly easy to set up . I use it basically every day for general things, I also use it for my art business I find the touchscreen or actually the keyboard is a little too sensitive sometimes I'll brush it and everything disappears so I think the keyboards a little too sensitive for my liking. I haven’t used it to full capacity yet - I bought it as I needed a “house” computer Seems to be working out fine. Although I am thinking I am not thrilled with AI.
The HP OmniBook 7 Flip 2-in-1 Laptop is a solid laptop with the ability to essentially turn itself into a tablet. The screen is decent sized and the AI capabilities have come in very handy. The biggest drawback is the battery life - for a device that I use on the road it has a tendency to die midway through a session (or game). Still, for the money it is a good buy and I would recommend it to anyone in need of a good multifunction laptop.
I love that I can draw on my computer and set it up so that I may be able to see it from all different angles. Such so that I can stand up and not have a craned neck.