Keyboard very comfortable to work with and I really love the flip feature. It also comes with a stylus pen, which is helpful for annotating documents and signing papers online. Screen is a decent size as well, with a lot of updated features. Hardware seems to be working so far. Would recommend.

This laptop runs super smooth and the 360 design makes it easier to keep studying while relaxing. I have had multiple HP's and this one is absolutely my favorite.

it is small, and very portable, - I use for emails, some social media, writing, - it meets my purpose. Setup was done through vendor (Staples) which was ok, but would like a small version of the manual so that I don't need to search the internet for a summary view of the laptop various features.

HP Definitely keeps improving on it's PC's, including laptops, as time goes by, and continues to impress. This OmniBook Laptop has folding capabilities, 16 GB Ram, 1 TB of SS Hard Drive. For typical home work for those who are retired and no longer need high end PC's, This is the perfect solution. My wife just loves it!

So far this little laptop is great. This is my 4th laptop from HP and will most likely not be my last! It doesn't have as many extras as my previous laptop, but I was looking for something less $$ and this is a perfect fit.

Got this baby for $300 plus $100 for 4 year drop warranty. Works as expected as it is 1 to 2 generations old now. Price made the sale and I've always like HP products.

The HP Omnibook 5 2&1 laptop is a significant upgrade from my previous HP laptop. The set up was much easier, and 2&1 feature is very enjoyable.

The performances are acceptable, according to the specifications of the components (processor, memory, clock). The quality of the materials, the weight and design are very good. The battery and the energy consumption are very good, as well. It is perfect for travel, the main purpose I bought it.

I bought this as an updated replacement to my HP Laptop 14-dq0xxx. And, it's very similar, but I really miss the PrtScrn button! I had to use ChatGPT to find out how to do screenshots. Also, they put the ON/OFF button where the DEL button used to be, which causes me to interrupt what I'm doing to get back to where I was. I don't know why anyone would consider that an improvement. I think of these things as downgrades. The good stuff: starting up my new computer linked it to my old one, so I didn't have to move my stuff and that was GREAT! It's mostly like using my old one, it's just faster now.

power light on but screen black & no light on keyboard