HP OmniBook X 14'' AI PC | Qualcomm Snapdragon® X Elite | 45 TOPS AI dedicated NPU | 16GB RAM | 1TB SSD | 2.2K IPS Touchscreen | Up to 26hrs battery | Win 11 | Poly Studio | 14-fe0000sa

I don't usually write reviews but wanted to share my thoughts and experience so far with this laptop- especially as I know I rely heavily on customer reviews when making these kind of larger purchases online.Disclaimer: I'm no tech expert, this is just my personal opinion of the laptop (although I am a little fussy and do enjoy value for money- who doesn't?)TL;DR: Overall, after 1 week of usage, I'm very happy with the product and would recommend this laptop (and package) to anyone on the market for a decent beginner/basic laptop in the ~£200 region.I purchased this laptop primarily for the use of writing up reports, watching films and surfing the internet and it seems perfectly adequate for those tasks. For a budget laptop, the design, weight and feel is great, and to have it come with 1 year access to Microsoft programs like Word or Power-point is a massive bonus.Here's a bit more of a breakdown if needed..Design/Appearance:Got to say, I'm actually really impressed with the design. My partner has an older HP model and you can see the advancements in how laptops are now designed- for a budget laptop it's sleek, lightweight, has a great quality screen resolution and the sound isn't too bad either. On sound, if watching programs or live TV, I'd say the volume is adequate in a small room, but connecting to a Bluetooth speaker/headphones is a good shout for better performance. Overall, HP laptops are an established and reliable brand, and despite the cost, it feels like you benefit from this.Keyboard:I see a lot of reviews for laptops online talking about keyboard quality, and I personally find the keyboard nicely spaced and you don't have to press too hard on the keys; they have a nice cushioned quality and sound (if that makes sense) I wouldn't be worried about annoying the person next to me on a commute if I was typing! The letters/font on the keys also happen to be quite large, which is possibly something to consider if purchasing for/as an older buyer who may benefit from this.Size/Weight:Again, very impressed by the weight and size - depends what you're looking for, but as an every day commuter laptop, the 14" display feels plenty enough and it makes the laptop easy to transport. Some good 13-14" cases with in-built stands are available on amazon (would recommend!) and it could easily fit into a backpack or pannier bag.Battery Life:Okay, this could probably be better - it wouldn't last days without charging. However, for the price range I'm not holding any grudges as it seems to charge quickly and I would trust it to last at least a day, or for a meeting/lecture/commute before needing to recharge a bit.Perks and packages (20GB Data Sim/Microsoft 365):I purchased this laptop primarily to use for writing up reports, watching films and surfing the internet. For a budget laptop, the hardware alone feels good value- to have it come with 1 year access to Microsoft programs like Word or Power-point is a massive bonus and a cost-saver. Personally, I'm likely to be working in areas with poor Wi-Fi, so having the added option (and access) to use data in order to browse the internet/use chat platforms is great!It comes installed with Windows 10 with an upgrade to Windows 11 due soon. It's simple to pin websites or apps to the taskbar for quick access, as well as to alter the layout and design of your desktop (colours and backgrounds).The laptop comes with a fingerprint sensor which is perhaps temperamental, but does work and is a great added security feature.Final Points: I haven't used this laptop for gaming or music software, so can't speak for it's performance in these areas. My impression though is that it would struggle to run larger programs or match the performances of more top-of-the-range laptops, and is perhaps not designed with heavy usage in mind. But that is not the point of this laptop! Instead, for a budget laptop, it definitely feels like a great option as an everyday laptop with light-usage in mind and would be ideal as a beginner laptop for younger users, for students, or perhaps elder users who require a simple innovative design for every taskings.Hope this helped!

Great laptop for the price, easy to use and well made, considering how some other laptops are at the same point. It can be a bit slow with its downloads and updates but runs most basic applications rather well.

This is first windows computer I have used in seven years so comparisons are difficult to make. this is a neat little laptop and for £189 really is a bargain. i have only put a few apps onto it so not loading the engine room too much. booting up takes what seems an age, but then again my main computer is an Apple Mac, but it hasn't reached 'pulling hair out' stage at all. I left windows purely because of windows 10, but this machine appears a lot friendlier. time will tell. but after 24 hours I'm still smiling

This is a brilliant lap top for the money ,Easy to use with great storage .Exactly what I wanted it for doing projects and for my music & social media .

This laptop is really slow to get going, i often have to log in then sign off then log in again just to get it going. i only wanted it to access Word, so the 12month free 365 was perfect to get me going. unfortunately though that worked for about 2 months then the account locked and its asking me to pay.I now have to mess around trying to sort a refund and find something else.i would not reccommend this product if you want to get something done quickly.

nice lightweight laptop with enough connections to plug things in. fast and easy to use has windows 11 installed which took me a couple of days to get used to from windows 10 once i got used to that it is great to use nice silver finish and good brand with good battery life as well would recommend

It was very slow and had to return it.

nice little laptop, has fingerprint touch pad for added security.quick start up and shut downvery light and compact