HP Spectre x360 14 ups the ante with 3:2 OLED display and Intel Tiger Lake for $1199 USD

[shawman]

Spectre keyboard is good. I am typing on Spectre X2 2 in 1 I got in late 2015. These are premium laptops with good keyboard and great screen. So they wont be cheap.

[GeneralSoybeans]

"Hmmm, $1200 *starting* price sounds a bit high."

When you compare it to it's main competitor, the Dell XPS 13 or the 2-in-1, 1200 dollar starting price is actually lower.

[S.Yu]

"Hmmm, $1200 *starting* price sounds a bit high."

When you compare it to it's main competitor, the Dell XPS 13 or the 2-in-1, 1200 dollar starting price is actually lower.

I just looked and Dell says 9310 is starting at $999.
Still a bit too high for crappy i3 IMO.

[vertigo]

Interesting. I just checked and it's $900 for 10th gen and $1,100 for 11th. Also have to consider the Spectre is using an OLED, which costs more. Granted, I'd prefer a standard screen due to being cheaper and lower power consumption, and maybe that'll be an option, but I doubt I'd go with HP at this point anyways.

[JimPr]

The month has come and gone and it wasn't released.  Any news on how long the delay will last?

[BenH]

It's available to buy now in the US. I'm not allowed to post links as this is my first post.

[oof]

When is the Notebookcheck review going to be out? I would like to know your thoughts on this virtually flawless notebook convertible.

[Dorby]

I've been using my Spectre x360 14 (i7,16gb,OLED) for a few weeks. Everything's been pretty solid. Consistent 6hrs of battery life browsing and multitasking, and good pen performance, but obviously still a lot behind compared to my iPad Pro 11" in terms of pressure, latency, software etc. Screen is better than most laptops and slightly worse than a flagship phone. XE graphics is a nice boost, spreadsheets load a little faster and photo editing is less choppy. Just don't expect to play heavy games on 1080p or smoothly edit a 4K video clip on it.