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The HP Spectre x360 is part of its premium range – prosumers love it. It sits above the Envy and Pavilion and just below the enterprise Elitebook and ZBook ranges.HP Spectre x360 has inherited many of the Elitebook x360 features.It is a 13.3”, (FHD...
Current ‘best 5-in-1 prosumer class' award...
Screen is good - not great...
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HP's Spectre x360 proves that HP doesn't like to sit still. While some companies show up to the dance in the same outfit over and over again (looking at you, MacBook Air 13 and Dell XPS 13), HP has revamped its premium 2-in-1 over and over again—no fewer...
To really understand HP's take on the Spectre x360 13t, you have to look at the little things. For example, the last iteration featured a side-mounted flush power button that often was difficult to find and press. This version's button features a small di...
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HP's Spectre x360 proves that HP doesn't like to sit still. While some companies show up to the dance in the same outfit over and over again (looking at you, MacBook Air 13 and Dell XPS 13), HP has revamped its premium 2-in-1 over and over again—no fewer...
To really understand HP's take on the Spectre x360 13t, you have to look at the little things. For example, the last iteration featured a side-mounted flush power button that often was difficult to find and press. This version's button features a small di...
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The 2018 HP Spectre x360 13 is the culmination of productivity and elegance. HP made sure that when you're in the public with it, all eyes will be on this device while giving you features that offer you a peace of mind. Design, privacy, and battery life a...
Great build quality with style to match, Keyboard perfect for typing, Webcam killswitch, Long Battery, Responsive touchscreen and pen...
Hinges sway in Laptop and Presentation mode, Premium price...
HP certainly outdid themselves this year with the Spectre x360 13 - they kept all the features that people loved from the last model and gave this one a sleeker design, better privacy and security, and also a longer battery life. If you can afford the pre...
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We could have predicted that HP would refresh its laptop lineup after Intel introduced its 8th Generation Core processor family in mobile form ( Kaby Lake Refresh, or Kaby Lake-R, not to be confused with Coffee Lake on the desktop). By extension, our cry...
Premium build quality, Even thinner and lighter than the previous generation, Fast SSD and good overall performance, Bright display, Runs quiet...
Quiet operation comes at the expense of performance throttling, Keyboard feels a little slick...
We could have predicted that HP would refresh its laptop lineup after Intel introduced its 8th Generation Core processor family in mobile form (Kaby Lake Refresh, or Kaby Lake-R, not to be confused with Coffee Lake...
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There weren't many downsides to last year's HP Spectre 13. HP made a competent and uniquely stylish notebook that provided a lot of power, connectivity, and battery life in a thin-and-light shell. But HP had bigger plans for the Spectre line, and, after...
battery life...
No Precision touchpad, Fans can be loud...
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Function follows form. No doubt about it: the Spectre is a premium convertible with a robust high-quality case, and it's up-to-date thanks to Intel's latest 8th generation Core i7-8550U processor. Let's take a closer look at what hides behind all these fl...
almost 100 % sRGB color space coverage, very decent black level, enjoyable keyboard and touchpad, high-quality good looking CNC-routed case, USB 3.0 Type-A and 2x Thunderbolt 3.0, MicroSD card reader...
low TDP and thermal power throttling, underwhelming GPU performance, mediocre brightness, highly reflective display, soldered RAM, poor maintainability...
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HP has been on a tear the last few years with innovative design, premium builds, and excellent keyboards. All that engineering inventiveness...
Unique, oneofakind gorgeous design, Excellent touch display, keyboard, and trackpad, Three USB TypeC ports, two that are Thunderbolt 3, Normally placed webcam with Windows Hello...
Trackpad should use Precision drivers, Battery life slighty lower than some others in this class...
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Its design, its name, its feel. The Spectre attracts attention wherever it goes - that part already worked last year. The new model features an Intel Core upgrade to the i7-8550U and its design has received a final polish. Will the Spectre impress us as m...
fancy, attractive design (ultra slim, light, portable and luxurious), high-quality materials and workmanship, good input devices, fast NVMe SSD, 2 fully-fledged Thunderbolt 3ports, high-quality speakers, USB-C on USB-A adapter and HP sleeve included...
so far, few configurations available (display, RAM, SSD), strong, forced throttling, reflective screen, device could be more stable, bad connectivity, not maintenance-friendly, RAM soldered to motherboard, small battery with short battery runtime...
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Thinner, lighter, better? HP seeks to pack even more power into an even smaller shell with their latest Spectre x360 convertible. But with a quad-core Core i7 CPU, NVMe SSD, and 16 GB of RAM, can the machine take the heat...
visually stunning, lightweight design, high-quality input devices, nearly silent operation, fast general system performance, attractive, hi-res display is well-calibrated out of the box, edge-mounted fingerprint reader, full-sized USB Type-A port include...
Core i7 CPU provides no perceivable performance benefits due to thermal constraints, high internal temperatures (under load), very warm surface temperatures (under load), high-gloss display leads to obstructive reflections, difficult, inconvenient mainte...
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HP's Spectre x360 proves that HP doesn't like to sit still. While some companies show up to the dance in the same outfit over and over again (looking at you, MacBook Air 13 and Dell XPS 13), HP has revamped its premium 2-in-1 over and over again—no fewer...
Thin, light and powerful, 8th gen Core i7, Supports external graphics...
Trackpad is a tad wide, Can get a tad hot under load...
To really understand HP's take on the Spectre x360 13t, you have to look at the little things. For example, the last iteration featured a side-mounted flush power button that often was difficult to find and press. This version's button features a small di...
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toptenreviews.com Updated: 2018-04-19 03:05:28
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The HP Spectre 13t Ultrabook has an average processor, decent memory and lots of storage. Ultrabooks are ultra-portable laptops that aren't meant for intensive users. However, if you're constantly on the go and always need to be connected, they're ideal c...
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