90
Charles Jefferies
Tom's Hardware
“Although HP’s Spectre x360 14 traded the previous model’s 3:2 screen for a more traditional 16:10, it delivers an outstanding user experience and is every bit the premium product it promises to be.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Premium convertible design
- Vibrant OLED display
- Smooth haptic touchpad
- Comfortable typing layout
- Long battery life
- Outstanding performance in business applications
Points of Contention
- Limited port selection
- High price tag
- Heavier weight than rivals
- Expensive fully loaded configuration
- Missing sd card slot
Professional Reviews
5 reviews from 5 critics90
Christopher Null
Wired
“Sure enough, there’s ample power in those specs, and the Spectre x360 turned in the best performance I’ve seen to date on general business apps”
83
RTINGS.com
RTINGS
“Working on this laptop feels amazing, as it has a sharp OLED display with touch and pen input support, a spacious keyboard, an easy-to-use haptic touchpad, and an outstanding 4k webcam.”
80
Rami Tabari
TechRadar
“HP’s latest Spectre convertible is a pricey proposition – you could buy a decent laptop plus a separate tablet for the same cost. But if you’re looking for something that can fulfil both roles, this powerful, premium computer is a delight.”
80
Eric Grevstad
PCMag
“All told, this may be the best consumer convertible you can buy so far this year”
