HP Spectre X360 Ultrabook Review: Sleek, Sexy, Convertible
Our Summary and Conclusion
The HP Spectre X360 is an excellent ultrabook. To be honest, after spending some time with the beautiful Dell XPS 13, we didn’t think there’d be another 13”-class ultrabook this year worthy of an Editor’s Choice award, since Dell set the bar so high, but HP has pulled it off.
To be clear, the Spectre X360 is a very different machine than the XPS 13—one has a virtually bezelless screen and is smaller (the XPS 13), while the other is a 2-in-1, multi-mode device (the Spectre X360), but they’re both packing similar hardware and cater to similar consumers. We’d honestly have a tough time choosing between these two systems, and that’s saying something, because we were thoroughly impressed by the XPS 13.
To be clear, the Spectre X360 is a very different machine than the XPS 13—one has a virtually bezelless screen and is smaller (the XPS 13), while the other is a 2-in-1, multi-mode device (the Spectre X360), but they’re both packing similar hardware and cater to similar consumers. We’d honestly have a tough time choosing between these two systems, and that’s saying something, because we were thoroughly impressed by the XPS 13.
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If you’re in the market for a premium multi-mode ultrabook, the HP Spectre X360 should absolutely be on your short list of considerations. At $999 for the configuration we tested, not only is the Spectre X360 competitively priced for a machine of this type, but its battery life and performance are class-leading, and its fit-and-finish are great. HP knocked it out of the park with the Spectre X360.
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