HPSpectre x360-13.3" 4K OLED Touch - 10th gen i7-10510U - 16GB - 1TB SSD - Dark Ash

The laptop is a great but have some comment, like i received the silver color not dark ash as showing in advertise and the other thing the Battery stay less than 4 hour when open Google Chrome only without work at any Engineering program

Amazing laptop, exact model I received was the AW0023DX 2020 model, with 1TB hdd and 32 GB octaneNice packaging, verified warranty, works perfectly after the first week of usage.

HP spectre x360 best features are screen quality and light weight. Due to the clarity of OLED I can set my 13" 4K screen to 125% of actual size and still can read the text (even with my 50 year old eyes). It's light weight means I can easily take it to bed in tablet mode and read books on it without getting tired of holding it up. As soon as I got the laptop I immediately upgraded it to Windows 11 and it gave me no issues. All hardware drivers worked fine. All devices continue to work.On the negative side, it does get hot regularly in laptop mode. In tablet mode it reduces CPU usage so not as hot. Because of this it also runs out of battery faster too. For me it ran out of battery in 6 hours of use. I am ok with that because I don't travel much so I can keep it connected to power.Overall I am very happy to have this laptop.

The product page said 1 TB SSD with 32 GB Intel Optane. However, the model I received didn't support Optane (basically a huge cache that speeds up access to frequently accessed files, including those used under the hood by Windows).The laptop is otherwise quite nice, good keyboard, beautiful display.Note after owning for a while: * I had some issues with the graphics driver --- the screen would flicker while the power was disconnected and the mouse was over windows for certain applications (I assume those that used some specific driver functionality). I resolved the issue by switching to the generic Intel driver, away from the HP-recommended variant. The issue was not originally present, and so it was likely a regression from an HP driver update. * You must manually enable HDR (improves video quality for applications/video that supports it). You can just Google for how to do this; instructions I write here might become out of date. * The fan can get pretty loud, and doesn't always seem terribly effective. Putting your laptop in "tent" mode when watching video seems to give the best airflow + cooling. * I haven't tried to use the stylus much, but the latency is bad enough that it's hard to draw on (one of those times where even small amounts of latency makes a huge difference).

No complaints here, from the packaging to the actual laptop. All feels premium and the machine is unbelievably fast.

I really like the sleek style of this laptop.