HP – OmniBook Ultra – 14″ 3K OLED Touchscreen Laptop – Intel Core Ultra X9 (2026) – 32GB Memory – 1TB SSD – Copilot+ PC – Silk Sand

Nice Laptop, but with minor issues - I bought this HP because of the small design, Intel Series 3 CPU/IGPU combo which I thought would give me excellent battery life and gaming performance. It does, to a point, but not nearly as good as what I had hoped. The Laptop's gaming performance is not nearly as good with the B390 as the 140V on the games I play, which was surprising. I was hoping for a significant increase in Frame Rates, along with much better battery life. I got neither. The Battery life is mediocre coming from a Series 3 setup. The reason for that is partially due to HP's smaller battery Whr size, which is about 6 Whr smaller than my ASUS. For what you pay for and get, you might as well get a Gaming Laptop or get an ASUS that will allow you to play older games. \The Sound volume is not nearly as loud as I had hoped, because I am hard of hearing, and wanted a LOUD speaker setup, which it was SUPPOSED to be because it has 4 speakers on it. It is supposed to be loud, but it's not. My ASUS is far louder than the HP Omnibook Ultra's 4 Speakers, and they sound better too.

To good - To fast for work I like and it’s to fast I can finish my work very quick

Phenomenal Build But Pricey average responsiveness - Build is amazing. I loved it. But so many dropped frames using Chrome. And the mute button would be slow and unresponsive. Much like playing videos on media player. It was weird. It was brand new and has the X9 chip. I'm sticking with macOS.

Great Laptop for all uses! - I've been using this product since the beginning of September and it's been great! Unlike my previous laptops "designed for gaming and business", this laptop doesn't have an obnoxiously loud fan while still retaining strong performances (20+ tabs open, running cloud AI models, and running games like Roblox). Overall this laptop has been a value buy and I hope to use this for the upcoming years. As seen in the image, laptop is open with many tabs and 0 performance issues!

Portable workstation - I love the fact that this balances efficiency, power, and gaming on the go all in one package. Would be 5 stars if it was under $2000

Great laptop for the price - Overall, lightweight and very good balanced laptop. I have compared it with the new Dell XPS 14, this laptop was able to produce more consistent perf scores and of 3700 vs dell of 3200. Screen is way reflective, and light keyboard is hard to see sometimes

Works well, easy to use, and feels very reliable. - I’m very satisfied with this product. It was easy to set up and works exactly as expected. The quality feels solid, and it has been reliable during daily use. I especially like how simple and convenient it is to use. Overall, it has been a good purchase and I would recommend it to others looking for a dependable product.

Great laptop - I've been using this laptop for about three weeks and really like its capabilities so far.

Portable computer - Very good and extremely practical. Easy to carry around

Long-lasting Lightweight Champion - Loving this laptop so far. With a powerful built in iGPU, beautiful 3K OLED screen, great battery life, and very good portability I want for nothing more in a laptop. This is able to play modern UE5 games with no problem, plugged in or on battery makes no difference in gaming performance. If you are looking for a sleek selection of ports to go along with this laptop, take a look at the Dell DA326 travel hub. It's like a dock that fits in your pocket and has a 2.5gb NIC and 85-100w of power passthrough.

Good, but RAMpocolypse has prices too high - The HP OmniBook Ultra 14 felt premium right out of the box, with a great build and an amazing display. Performance was smooth for everyday use, though I had to upgrade from the 16GB to the 32GB model since 16GB struggled even with basic web browsing. Battery life held up well throughout the day. I ended up moving away from Windows to keep everything centralized on Mac, but that's a personal ecosystem preference, not a knock on this laptop. HP's build quality and Care Pack options still make them one of my favorite brands.

Good Laptop - Good build quality and good cpu and gpu. USB C ports are good.

Great Laptop in the Rampocalypse Era - Long time Lenovo user and thought I should give HP a try for this CPU generation. Very happy with this laptop overall. It has a premium feel and look, and it handles both my work and a heavy gaming load without breaking a sweat. I genuinely couldn’t be happier with the performance and build quality from HP. The biggest drawback is that HP effectively forces you to use their companion software to access performance profiles. If you do a fresh install of Windows 11 and skip HP’s app, the system will aggressively throttle, so having access to HP’s performance profiles is essential to get the performance you paid for. I also run Fedora 44 on this machine. As of this writing, onboard sound doesn’t work under Fedora yet, and it will likely require a newer kernel before audio support is fully functional. It also would have been much nicer if this laptop shipped with a 2TB SSD by default, given its performance and price bracket. Interestingly, I also tried the Omnibook X with the Panther Lake X7, and gaming performance on that weaker configuration was actually better than on this X9 model. Overall, I’m still optimistic this laptop will carry me comfortably through Rampocalypse 2026

Horrible laptop - This laptop was huge disappointment. Build quality is Horrible. Proformance is even worse. Its not intel chip thats the issue. Its HP failed again with this gen. I recommend another maker if you want intel panther lake 388h.