I brought this for my clinical residency and the tablet mode is so convenient. I can write my notes instead of typing everything and it’s compatible with universal stylist. it holds a charge for a while. I’ll go days without charging it.

Would really recommend this computer! I’m an engineering major, so I needed something that could keep up with everything I’ll be doing for school, and this laptop has honestly been everything I was looking for! If you’re going to college and want something nice without having to buy an iPad too, this is definitely the computer for you! I absolutely love it!

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.

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.

Love the touchscreen. I have never had a touch screen before and find it convenient. The speed of the processer is great. I just wish it came loaded with Microsoft office and adobe.

Great laptop for everyday use. I have used it mostly for watching shows and editing gaming videos. I havent been able to game on this laptop but after the way it has handled the editing and some recording even, i have no doubt it could handle light gaming.

It was time to get a new laptop. My old Windows 10 laptop was 5+ years old. With the deal I got from HP, I opted for the OmniBook 7 Flip laptop. The touchscreen and 360 swivel screen are a bonus since I never had those features before. The 1920x1080 screen is OLED which makes it very vivid and crisp. The screen is a manageable 16". I can fit that in a laptop backpack or in carry-on luggage. The laptop case is aluminum which seems sturdy and durable. The laptop comes with 2 USB-A and 2 USB-C ports. The only issue with the USB-C ports that I have is the 5-volt power is still available even when the laptop is shut down. I have external speakers, which are USB powered, connected to one of the USB-C ports. I have to disconnect the speakers when I turn off the laptop lest the battery is drained. For retro connections, there are an HDMI port and an audio jack for headsets. I do some video gaming. The onboard Intel graphics readily handles all of the older games I play. I haven't tried playing any recent, graphics intensive games, however. The laptop is advertised as a lightweight laptop. Personally, I think it weighs as much as my old laptop which has a 17" screen.

I don't have this for a long period of time so my review is based on that. First start up was easy. Having a hard time figuring out how to change the fonts tho. Touch is nice and easy. Mouse pad is stubborn & at times sensitive. Colors are vibrant. Sound could be improved... For musik purposes. Love that the camera has a slider to close it off.

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.

Esthetically pleasant, solid build, wants to look and act like an Apple, but multiple reboots and hot keypad in numerous occasions, that took multiple weeks of software setting changes, updates and battery management setting changes to get to a point where it doesn't do it made me realize is far from an Apple experience. If I would do it again, I would buy the Apple instead.