Is the Core Ultra 7 255H fast enough for office work?

Yes. The 255H is a high-end mobile chip with many cores, so spreadsheets, video calls and dozens of browser tabs run smoothly. It is overkill for basic tasks but gives headroom for years.

Can this laptop handle gaming or video editing?

Only lightly. It relies on integrated Intel Arc graphics, so esports titles run at modest settings and 4K editing is slow. Casual editing and photo work are fine.

How does it compare with a ThinkPad T14?

Both are 14-inch business laptops. The EliteBook offers the newer Core Ultra 7 and a 1TB SSD here; the ThinkPad is often favored for its keyboard and long track record. Choose on keyboard feel and service terms.

For most business users, yes. A 1TB drive holds large document sets, local backups and several apps with room to spare, and it is faster than a hard drive.

The laptop and its power adapter. Business models rarely include extras like a mouse or sleeve, so plan for those separately.

Is it good for students?

It suits students who need a durable, fast laptop for writing, research and light coding. Gamers and design students should look for a discrete GPU instead.