The HP Omnibook X is an effective laptop and makes decent use of its Snapdragon processor to run for hours on end, but it’s not setting itself dramatically apart and skimps in other areas enough that ...

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The HP OmniBook 5 14 quietly delivers what students and everyday users want most: style, stamina, and a surprisingly luxe feel for the price. Starting at $879.99 ($899.99 as tested), this Snapdragon X ...

HP is giving its OmniBook laptops a Snapdragon X2 chipset and OLED displays. The revamp aims to emphasize stronger overall performance and longer battery lives -- up to as much as 45 hours. HP will ...

Poor battery life. Loud fan. Oddball keyboard design makes touch-typing difficult. Dim screen. Very poor graphics performance. A bit thick and heavy for a 2-in-1. Convertible laptops continue to grow ...

Really long battery life and solid performance. Comes with twice the memory and storage of the MacBook Neo. Colorful OLED display. Exceptional price. This laptop might not have the visual flair or ...

Powered by a Snapdragon X chip, HP's budget 16-inch laptop can run for nearly a day and a half on a single charge. It's also fairly portable for its size and elegant for its price.

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Have a strong need for config customization in a 2-in-1 laptop? The HP OmniBook X Flip 14 (starts at $999, $1,529.99 as tested) gives you that, and it does a lot of things right for the price. While ...