Is it too LATE?!? - HP Spectre X360 laptop
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Learn more about the MSI Immerse GV60 Streaming Microphone at lmg.gg HP Spectre X360 16" 2-in-1 laptop has everything we ever wanted in the laptop... except for the fact that it's a bit too late because this has an Intel 11th gen. But, hopefully, they will continue this trend and release it in a 12th gen or, better, a Ryzen 6000 series processor???
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The video opens with an unboxing and first impressions of the HP Spectre X360 16 inch, highlighting a notable design shift to a 16 by 10 OLED display option and the inclusion of a pen with extra tips. The presenter details the I/O layout, pointing out Thunderbolt 4 ports, a USB Type A port, HDMI 2.1, and a redesigned webcam module. A major emphasis is placed on the OLED panel multiple times, with comments about deep blacks and some graininess, along with the promise of strong build quality and recycled CNC aluminum construction. The discussion then pivots to performance, where the RTX 3050 GPU and Intel i7-11390H CPU are examined, followed by criticisms and expectations about the aging 11th generation processor and potential future refreshes with newer CPUs. Throughout the segment, the host evaluates peripherals like the keyboard, trackpad, and cooling, contrasting the HP with other laptops while noting the premium yet bulky hinge design that affects screen dimensions. The reviewer also showcases HP glam cam features like wake on approach and shoulder surfing privacy, and touches on the rumored price differences and value proposition, concluding that this device is a strong but late entry in its class, with a clear call to consider a future 12th gen or Ryzen refresh for improved longevity.
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Questions answered
- What processor and GPU does the HP Spectre X360 16 use?
- The model ships with an Intel i7-11390H CPU and an Nvidia RTX 3050 GPU.
- What is a key feature highlighted about the webcam on this laptop?
- HP glam cam is highlighted as a standout feature, offering improved image quality and privacy features like walk-away lock and wake on approach.