The 60Hz flickering rules this device out as a useable laptop. Could this be a specific fault of the review device?

Quote from: RobertJasiek on August 16, 2022, 06:16:16- 1255U with 66Wh and WLAN 8:01 is underwhelming compared to a recent 1230U 51Wh test with clearly over 14h.

Agreed, and user reviews in the HP forums suggest higher power and RAM usage than they would expect...  A watch and wait for me...

Quote from: tomigaspar on August 16, 2022, 22:08:22What would be your better pick, than this notebook?

As I prefer tablets to office-speed notebooks, I have not made a best candidates list yet. However, I recall that there have been notebooks, detachables or convertibles with by far fewer remaining critical objections. For example, Toshiba Portege X20W (major objection 16:9) or Dell XPS 13 9315 (major objections tiny arrow keys, missing page keys). I very much prefer 4:3 (non-existent except for ebook readers and tablets) or 3:2 but they tend to be mirrors and have tiny arrow keys, see, e.g., Huawei.

if only they ever made an AMD version for this series for power/heat vs performance.

What would be your better pick, than this notebook?

While I hope for every HP device with a 3:2 display to be attractive and the noise is low, I have these objections:
- 1255U with 66Wh and WLAN 8:01 is underwhelming compared to a recent 1230U 51Wh test with clearly over 14h.
- not detachable
- strongly mirroring display
- OLED has PWM flickering at all and even at 60Hz
- slow memory
- tiny arrow keys
- no extra page navigation keys
- fixed RAM modules