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HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K Laptop vs Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6"

The Galaxy Book5 is the safer pick for most people: a stronger Core Ultra 7 255U, a bigger 15.6-inch screen, a fingerprint reader and far more owner feedback, with 4.5 out of 5 from 993 ratings against 3.8 from 32 for the OmniBook 7. The OmniBook 7 wins on portability and display sharpness, with a 14-inch 2K panel, 3.12 lb aluminum body and a 68 Wh battery rated up to 22 hours 45 minutes of video. Buy the HP if you carry a laptop daily and want a sharper screen; buy the Samsung if you want more CPU headroom, a numpad-sized screen and wired Ethernet.

  • Choose the HP OmniBook 7 if you want a lighter 14-inch laptop with a sharp 2K screen and long battery life for travel and classes.
  • Choose the Samsung Galaxy Book5 if you want a faster Core Ultra 7 chip, a larger 15.6-inch display and a fingerprint reader for desk-heavy work.

Prices

  • HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K Laptop: $791.99 at Target (last seen Nov 8)
  • Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6": $549.99 at PayMore Santa Clarita (last seen Nov 11)
  • Difference: the Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6" is $242.00 cheaper than the HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K Laptop at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 11)
HP
HP OmniBook 7 Laptop Computer 14" 2K Intel Core Ultra 5 16 GB memory;512 GB SSD

HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K Laptop

HP OmniBook 7 Laptop Computer 14" 2K Intel Core Ultra 5 16 GB memory;512 GB SSD

3.8(32 ratings)
$791.99at TargetChecked Nov 8
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Pros
  • Sharp 2K 14-inch display in a 3.12 lb aluminum chassis
  • 68 Wh battery rated up to 22 hours 45 minutes of video playback
  • Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3
  • 5MP front camera with Poly Camera Pro AI call tuning
  • Built-in Copilot key and recycled-plastic keycaps
Cons
  • Core Ultra 5 trails the Ultra 7 on clock speed and cores
  • No fingerprint reader listed
  • No Ethernet or microSD slot listed
  • Thin owner feedback: 32 ratings at 3.8 out of 5
Samsung
Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6" Core Ultra 7 255U 16GB 512GB

Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6"

Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6" Core Ultra 7 255U 16GB 512GB

4.5(993 ratings)
$549.99at PayMore Santa ClaritaChecked Nov 11
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Pros
  • Core Ultra 7 255U with up to 5.2 GHz for heavier multitasking
  • 15.6-inch anti-glare screen cuts reflections
  • Fingerprint reader for fast sign-in
  • Full port set including HDMI, Ethernet, microSD and two USB-A
  • 4.5 out of 5 from 993 ratings
Cons
  • 1080p panel is less sharp than the HP's 2K
  • Heavier at 3.5 lb
  • 60Hz refresh rate only
  • Battery rating is below the HP's video figure

What separates them

HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K LaptopSamsung Galaxy Book5 15.6"
ProcessorIntel Core Ultra 5, 14 threads, up to 4.8 GHz, 12 MB L3 cacheIntel Core Ultra 7 255U, up to 5.2 GHz
Display14-inch 2K panel, sharper text and images15.6-inch 1920x1080 IPS anti-glare, 60Hz
Weight and size3.12 lb, 0.59 in thick, aluminum3.5 lb
Battery68 Wh, rated up to 16 hours general use and 22 hours 45 minutes videoRated up to 19 hours
PortsUSB-C with DisplayPort, no Ethernet listedHDMI, 2 USB-C, 2 USB-A, microSD, headphone jack, RJ45 Ethernet
SecurityCamera-based sign-in, no fingerprint reader listedFingerprint reader plus camera
WirelessWi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, standard
Owner ratings3.8 out of 5 from 32 ratings4.5 out of 5 from 993 ratings

Price history

$899.99$549.99
Oct 29Nov 11
  • HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K Laptop: lowest $791.99 on Nov 8 at Target; $899.99 on Nov 11.
  • Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6": lowest $549.99 on Nov 11 at PayMore Santa Clarita.

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HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K Laptop

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Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6"

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    $799.95Checked 19 h ago
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  • PayMore Santa ClaritaNew

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    $549.99Checked Nov 11
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Specs compared

SpecHP OmniBook 7 14" 2K LaptopSamsung Galaxy Book5 15.6"
Battery LifeUp to 16 hours19 hours battery life
Processor BrandIntelIntel CPU
Weight3.12 lb3.5 lb
colorMeteor silver aluminumSilver
OS VersionWindows 11 Home—
Main Storage512 GB SSD—
Storage TypeSSD—
Storage InterfacePCIe Gen4 NVMe, PCIe Gen4 NVMe—
Battery Capacity68 Wh—
Battery Run TimeUp to 22 hours and 45 minutes (video playback)—
Battery Type4-cell Li-ion polymer—
Front Camera Resolution5MP—
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SpecHP OmniBook 7 14" 2K LaptopSamsung Galaxy Book5 15.6"
Camera FeaturesAI-enhanced video calls with Poly Camera Pro—
Wireless ConnectivityWi-Fi, Bluetooth—
Wireless TechnologiesWi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3—
Wireless ProtocolsBluetooth 5.3, 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6E)—
Number Of Processor Cores14 threads—
Integrated GPUYes—
Max Turbo SpeedUp to 4.8 GHz (with Intel Turbo Boost Technolog…—
Cache12 MB L3 cache—
Wireless CommunicationsWi-Fi, Bluetooth

What reviewers say

HP OmniBook 7 14" 2K Laptop

  • 3.8 / 532 ratings

Ratings are middling at 3.8 out of 5 from 32 buyers, so opinion is split rather than uniformly positive or negative.

What people mention
  • DisplayPraisedThe 2K panel is the standout spec, sharper than the 1080p screens common on 14-inch laptops in its class.
  • PortabilityPraisedAt 3.12 lb and 0.59 in thick it is easy to carry daily.
  • BatteryPraisedThe 68 Wh battery is rated up to 16 hours, with video playback claimed at up to 22 hours 45 minutes.
  • PerformanceMixedThe Core Ultra 5 and integrated graphics handle everyday work but not heavy gaming or GPU tasks.

Samsung Galaxy Book5 15.6"

  • 4.5 / 5993 ratings

With 4.5 out of 5 from 993 ratings, buyers mostly describe the Galaxy Book5 as fast, light and long-running. Praise centers on the processor, portability, battery life and clean design. Few complaints appear in the feedback, and the main limits are the integrated graphics and fixed memory.

What people mention
  • PerformancePraisedBuyers say the Core Ultra 7 keeps everyday apps and multitasking responsive.
  • PortabilityPraisedOwners highlight the roughly 3.5 lb weight as easy to carry around.
  • Battery lifePraisedReviewers report long runtime, in line with Samsung's 19-hour claim.
  • DesignPraised

Questions and answers

Which is better for students?
The HP OmniBook 7 suits students who carry a laptop between classes: it is lighter and has a sharper screen. The Samsung's bigger screen and fingerprint reader suit dorm or desk use more.
Which has the faster processor?
The Samsung. Its Core Ultra 7 255U reaches 5.2 GHz versus 4.8 GHz on the HP's Core Ultra 5, and the Ultra 7 sits higher in Intel's lineup. The gap shows most in sustained editing and multitasking.
Which lasts longer on a charge?
The HP lists a 68 Wh battery with up to 22 hours 45 minutes of video playback; the Samsung lists up to 19 hours. Real-world results depend on brightness and workload, but the HP has the edge on paper.
Do I need the Samsung's extra ports?
Only if you plug in wired Ethernet, a microSD card or older USB-A devices without a hub. The HP relies on USB-C and DisplayPort, so plan on adapters for wired networks.
Is the Samsung worth stepping up to?
Yes if you want more CPU power, a larger screen and a fingerprint reader in one machine. Stay with the HP if portability and a sharper display matter more than raw speed.
Which screen is better for photo and document work?
The HP's 14-inch 2K panel is sharper for text and fine detail. The Samsung's 15.6-inch anti-glare screen is easier to read in bright rooms and gives more workspace.

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Network InterfaceIntel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 (2x2)—
Wireless Display TechnologyDisplayPort 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a—
Dimensions12.36 x 8.92 x 0.59 in—
Design StyleEvolution of HP Pavilion Plus—
Resolution—1920 x 1080
Operating System—Windows OS
Graphics Processor—Intel GPU
Drive Type—Solid State Drive
Language—English / North America
Refresh Rate—60Hz
Available Ports—USB-C, HDMI, Ethernet
Biometric Security—Fingerprint Scan
EPEAT-Registered—Yes
Drive Capacity—512 GB drive
Screen Size—15.6 inches
Installed Memory—16 GB RAM
Processor Speed—5.2 GHz CPU
The silver finish and slim body are described as sleek and smooth.