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HP OmniBook Ultra 14 review: Potent Snapdragon performance, great endurance, premium pricing

Latest from Tom's Hardware ·Brandon Hill·3 months ago
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Tom's Hardware Verdict HP hits a homerun on performance with the OmniBook Ultra, but go easy on memory/storage allotments to keep pricing in check. Pros + A-class productivity performance + Premium design + Strong battery life + Brilliant display Cons - $2,900 price is excessive - Too much bloatware - No Thunderbolt ports - Average webcam Why you can trust Tom's Hardware Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test . Qualcomm has steadily iterated on its Arm SoC efforts in the Windows space and made further gains with the launch of the Snapdragon X platform. Now we’re seeing a wave of new systems using Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 series of Arm processors, and the HP OmniBook Ultra is the latest to take a bow. Our review unit is powered by a new flagship Snapdragon X2 Elite (X2E-90-100) SoC, paired with a generous 64GB of memory and a capacious 2TB SSD, and features an all-new chassis design.…

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