HP OmniBook Ultra Flip (14-Inch, 2024)

Easy to carry around, battery lasts around 10 hours of light use, sharp, colorful oled display, tactile keyboard, easy-to-use haptic touchpad, outstanding 4k webcam

No usb-a or hdmi port, glossy display struggles with bright reflections

Amazing build quality with premium materials ; Compact and lightweight, perfect for portability ; Fantastic keyboard and haptic trackpad ; Amazing OLED display with touch ; 2-in-1 ability provides great versatility ; Intel Lunar Lake performance is...

Slightly pricey but better if found on sale ; Lacks ports and expandability ; Picks up fingerprints

Overall, this is an excellent laptop. Yes, the MSRP is steep. Especially for this configuration I have here. But you can find these on sale for a reasonable price, and at the sale prices, the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 2-in-1 is a really solid value.

HP currently sells the OmniBook Ultra Flip 14-inch laptop for $1,200, which is $200 off the retail price. At $1,200, I highly recommend buying this laptop. It is a lightweight machine with a great display, plenty of storage, and a long-lasting battery.

HP currently sells the OmniBook Ultra Flip 14-inch laptop for $1,200, which is $200 off the retail price. At $1,200, I highly recommend buying this laptop. It is a lightweight machine with a great display, plenty of storage, and a long-lasting battery.

Exceptional and elegant aluminium build quality ; Gorgeous 2.8K 120Hz OLED display with 100% DCI-P3 coverage ; Excellent battery life for a compact convertible ; Incredibly comfortable keyboard with massive keycaps ; Future-proof connectivity with two...

Soldered RAM with no upgrade options ; Significant performance throttling under sustained load ; Highly reflective glossy screen ; No USB-A ports, requiring dongles for legacy devices

Good battery life ; Fast performance ; Great display ; Premium design

Limited ports ; Average camera

2-in-1 versatility ; Respectable performance ; Slim and light

Only integrated graphics ; No jump in performance over previous gen ; Ports hard to tell apart

The HP OmniBook’s combination of the latest Intel processor with a sharp OLED screen looks like a good mix for creative users on the move. However, thanks to the integrated GPU and the power-efficiency focus of the new chip, it’s more suited to office...

Solid, svelte design ; Pleasing screen ; Good keyboard and touchpad

Expensive ; Lots of unnecessary software ; Some promised software is delayed, again ; Port type and location could be better

HP has retooled its excellent Spectre x360 as the OmniBook Flip Ultra. The hardware is good, and battery life is improved. But there’s lots of software bloat, and Copilot+ appeal feels limited, especially as Microsoft again delays Recall.

Sublime OLED display ; Lunar Lake supplies decent performance ; Decent battery life

Expensive ; Battery life is stronger on comparably-priced rivals

The HP Omnibook Ultra Flip 14 is a competent convertible Windows ultrabook with a fantastic OLED display, solid power and a sleek construction. Against key rivals, it is quite expensive for a laptop in its class, and could do with a stronger port...