HP Spectre One Reviews

Expert review by : Matt Smith (digitaltrends.com)

HP SpectreOne Review

It seems that HP's luxury branding has taken a turn towards the cynical. The style is here, but there's not enough substance to back it up.

HP’s new SpectreOne certainly looks the part. The unique stand design does a great job of concealing the laptop’s internals and the thin edge-to-edge display is attractive from any angle. Aesthetics don’t get in the way of processor performance,...

Dec, 2012

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Expert review by : Nick Rego (tbreak.com)

HP Spectre One Review

HP's first Windows 8 AIO is a stylish one.

Great audio, sleek design, NFC, stays fairly quiet and cool, trackpad makes for interesting way to interact with Windows

Mouse needs a better scroll function, average gaming performance, no optical drive

HP kitted the Spectre One with a decent set of specifications, bundling a 16GB SSD for the OS and a 1TB HDD for storage space. Powering the Spectre One is the Intel i5-3570T CPU clocking in at 2.3GHz, while graphics are supplied by the NVIDIA GeForce...

Nov, 2012

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Expert review by : Jon L. Jacobi (arnnet.com.au)

HP Spectre One: Not quite all-in-one

HP's Spectre One is in large part, a successful all-in-one design. But unlike some of the similarly-priced competition, it lacks a touchscreen and a TV tuner. The latter is a popular option for all-in-ones, which often double as entertainment centers...

Other than the lack of a touchscreen and integrated TV (features many will willingly do without), the Spectre One is a decent option in an all-in-one PC. If you do buy one, stick with the low-end Core i5 model which is quick enough, and if you need...

Jan, 2013

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