Testseek.com have collected 98 expert reviews of the HP Spectre X360 15t/15-BLxx Series - Intel Gen 8 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HP Spectre X360 15t/15-BLxx Series - Intel Gen 8.
March 2016
(85%)
98 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
elegant & thin design, outstanding build quality, dedicated GPU, good system performance, bright 4K display, Thunderbolt 3 port, supports active stylus (included), good backlit keyboard, extra-wide, ultra-smooth touchpad, decent battery life, Fast Charge
hinge not quite stiff enough, charger takes up one of the Type-C ports, both the Type-C as well as the Type-A USB ports are Gen 1, glossy display with lots of glare, power adapter is heavy, fingerprints are hard to avoid, no adapters are included, can ge
Beautiful 2-in-1 design, Large battery and low-power CPU, Excellent audio quality, Very good keyboard+trackpad, excellent display
Not a light 15.6-inch computer, No fingerprint reader
The HP Spectre X360 15 (2017) is a very good, beautiful, 15.6” multi-mode computer that is priced aggressively. At ~$1499, the configuration that we tested may not win the “absolute performance” battle, but it does win the performance/price and the batter...
Published: 2017-04-20, Author: Paul , review by: hothardware.com
Gorgeous 4K resolution display looks good at all angles, Discrete GPU, Premium design looks and feels spectacular, Versatile form factor, Fast storage, Great price for the hardware
Short on ports, Somewhat heavy at 4.42 pounds
Find The HP Spectre X360 15 @ Amazon.ComHP continues to impress with its Spectre x360 line. This year's refresh tones dowm the gold accents for a more sophisticated look, while retaining the same overall design philosophy that has made the Spectre x360 so...
Published: 2017-04-15, Author: Ken , review by: venturebeat.com
Abstract: HP has come out with a refreshed 15.6-inch Spectre x360 laptop, one with speed and performance that essentially replaces the desktop and will appeal to any creator. With a retail price of $1,500, the 2017 edition certainly delivers, with a quality entert...
In the beginning of this review, I questioned whether HP might finally have made the perfect laptop. That was sort of a trick question, as there's no such thing. If you're a gamer that's looking for a 15-inch quad-core beast with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 108...
Compact and lightweight, Cutting-edge hardware, Active pen support, Option of 4K screen
Notably lower battery life on 4K model, Slight decrease in system performance at 4K resolution
We're still on the fence about whether the Spectre x360 is the best ultrabook laptop, but it undoubtedly still crushes the other convertibles out there. HP has thoughtfully curated bleeding-edge technology into a single machine that has tremendous value.J...
Core i7 processor, PCIe-NVMe storage, bigger battery, and 4K touchscreen all come standard, Stylus and dongles are included accessories, Starting price is just $130 higher than last year
Chunkier frame feels more budget
HP's revamp of the Spectre x360 15 went a different route than we expected, but we're impressed by the results. This convertible will save most people cash by including the premium features they'll use and leaving out the ones they won't.That said, the Sp...
Published: 2017-02-23, Author: Stefan , review by: techcrunch.com
If you have a catalog of things in 4K you'd like to watch, but also are in the market for a new Windows laptop, then the Spectre 15 x360 is what you'd want.If you don't need the bigger screen and the worse battery life but still want the design HP has eng...
Premium design, Sharp 4K display is great for video, and its 15-inch size is great for artwork, Windows Hello IR camera, Many USB C adapters included in the box, Strong overall performance
Too heavy to be a good portable laptop, Pen needs AAAA battery to work, Gets hot after a few hours of use, Battery life could be better
Published: 2017-02-15, Author: Bernhard , review by: notebookcheck.net
upscale & sleek design, high build quality, solid performance across the board, bright 4K display, dedicated GPU, Thunderbolt 3 port, active stylus included, decent, backlit keyboard, extra-wide touchpad, long battery life, Fast Charge technology
fan control is quite abrupt, both the Type-C as well as the Type-A USB ports are Gen 1, hinge not quite stiff enough, glossy display, right-clicks are finicky, heavy power adapter, prone to fingerprints, RJ45 (included) and DisplayPort (not included) req
HP's newly redesigned 15.6-inch Spectre x360 picks up where the smaller 13.3-inch brother left off. The CNC aluminum chassis is sturdy and feels as good as it looks, despite the fact that it's slightly thicker than before. The updated hardware with Kaby L...
