- Is the OmniBook 7 Flip 16 good for note-taking and drawing?
- Yes, the 360-degree hinge lets it lie flat or fold into tablet mode for stylus work. It is a large, fairly heavy tablet, so short sessions suit it better than hours of handheld drawing.
- How does it compare with a 14-inch convertible?
- You get a much larger screen and a bigger 68 Wh battery, but more weight and bulk. A 14-inch rival is easier to carry and hold in tablet mode.
- Does the battery really last 18.5 hours?
- That is HP's rated figure under light use. Real mixed work with Wi-Fi and a bright screen will be shorter, but the 68 Wh capacity is large for this class.
- Can I upgrade the memory or storage?
- It ships with 16 GB DDR5 and a 1 TB SSD. Memory is typically soldered on thin convertibles, so buy the capacity you need up front; check the service manual before counting on storage upgrades.
- Is the webcam good enough for meetings?
- The 5 MP IR camera is sharper than the 1080p cameras on many rivals and supports Windows Hello face sign-in. It is fine for calls and remote classes.
- Does it handle gaming or video editing?
- It relies on integrated graphics, so it is built for office work, browsing, streaming and light photo editing. Demanding games and heavy video renders need a laptop with a dedicated GPU.
- Where is the HP Omnibook 7 Flip 16-au0000 cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $842.00, 29% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the HP Omnibook 7 Flip 16-au0000?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Best Buy, Quill, Staples, eBay.