I tried the best-looking laptop of 2026, and its battery life was the real surprise

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HP OmniBook X Flip 144 / 5Very good

pros and cons

  • Fantastic battery.
  • Stylish build, unique colorways.
  • Gorgeous display.
  • Capable performance.
  • Touchpad and speakers are just OK.
  • I wish it had a haptic touchpad.
  • A little pricey.

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HP's OmniBook line of laptops gets its fair share of critiques for being a series of capable devices that perform well but don't necessarily push the boundaries on aesthetics. They don't look bad, of course; they're just corporate, predictable, and safe.

At least, that used to be the case. The OmniBook X 14 Flip... uh, flips the script on all that with a physical form that is premium and stylish, flaunting interesting colorways, a redesigned keyboard, and a gorgeous display. The subtle, two-toned keyboard and chassis are still understated, but now they stand out on a showroom floor among a...

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