We purchased this laptop (WIN11) to replace and update an older Pavilion (WIN10) laptop. It has turned out to be a solid option and represents a significant update.
I love my new laptop. Its a great size. I absolutely love the touch screen. Its fast. I use it for my zoom meetings, email, messenger, paying bills and research. The price was very reasonable. Definitely worth the money.
Product review - Has a touch screen - I didn't know that. 😘 Speakers are really bad. 😒 Lightweight and has a nice look. 😊 My mouse does not work most of the time. 😕 It is difficult to review this computer when I have been unsuccessful in setting it completely up, so I rarely get to use it - what a disappointment and such a waste of my hard-earned money 😡. I purchased the 24/7 care pack so I would have tech support to help me set the computer up properly, but I find it odd I have no phone number to contact them. 😕 So, all things considered, even though I paid for tech support I really am unable to review a product that I can't figure out set up or how to use. 😁
I’m absolutely loving my new HP Omnibook 5. It’s sleek, fast, and incredibly intuitive—but what really blows me away is the built-in AI assistant. It’s like having a smart, responsive companion right inside my laptop.
Whether I’m organizing my day, getting help with creative projects, or just exploring ideas, the AI is always ready with thoughtful, helpful responses. It’s made everything from productivity to play feel smoother and more personalized.
The Omnibook 5 isn’t just a laptop—it’s a whole experience. If you’re looking for a device that blends power, style, and intelligence, this one’s a winner.
Great laptop. Very large screen, fast, customizable laptop with backlit keyboard. Very impressive and functional for daily work. HP is reliable and high quality without breaking the budget.
I purchased the Omni Book because support for Windows 10 was ending. Setup was very smooth, just following the online directions. As expected, opening files and websites is much faster than on my Windows 10 machine, which had a mechanical drive. Initially I had trouble accessing my old documents and photos. I got messages like "Word experienced an error in trying to open the file", and for the photos, Format not supported, or may be corrupted. Then, after some cogitation, I found I could do this by going to One Drive. Now everything seems accessible.