#Hp x360 review full#

The colors look great, too in our testing the HP Spectre x360 14 with a 1920 x 1080 FHD display covered 105.3% of the sRGB color spectrum, beating out the XPS 13 (97.9%) but falling behind the MacBook Air (114%). That's as good as Apple's latest MacBook Air (365 nits) but a bit short of competitors like the Dell XPS 13 (469 nits).

The screen gets bright enough for most settings, and in our testing we recorded an average brightness of 365 nits across the whole display.

It also has incredibly wide viewing angles. HP claims it can deliver up to 1000 nits of brightness, depending on your customization options, meaning that you'll be able to watch videos or drop into virtual meetings and visual calls in almost any lighting environment.

#Hp x360 review full#

For most applications at work or at home, the full HD screen will be just fine. You can choose between a 1920 x 1280 FHD or a 3000 x 2000 OLED touchscreen for your new Spectre x360 14. It's also perfect for anyone who has frequent video calls and virtual meetings and needs a fast, reliable connection. With Wi-Fi 6 compatibility you can take advantage of next-gen wireless internet speeds in order to transfer files to and from cloud storage services like Dropbox or Google Drive, making external physical storage a moot point. However, the Bluetooth 5.0 connection only allows for setting up 2 simultaneous devices bad news for anyone who has invested in multiple wireless peripherals like headsets and mice, or needs to connect multiple mobile devices to their laptop.