HP Specter X360 – Analysis, HP Specter X360 Review, Features

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What is HP Specter X360?

The HP Specter X360 is the most advanced convertible in the company’s portfolio for the market.
It is a premium model that happens to be the most beautiful in the segment.
Still, in addition to an excellent design and finish, it offers the rest of the features.
We can expect from a top-of-the-range designed to convince any user: mobility, connectivity, versatility, productivity, security, and autonomy.
HP Specter X360 is the culmination of a line of convertibles that – along with the ‘2 in 1’.
They are the most attractive formats of current computing and those that pull the bandwagon the PC market.

SCREEN: 13.3-inch Multi-touch (10-point) IPS WLED Bright View LCD with Gorilla Glass NBT coverage and anti-reflective coating
RESOLUTION: 1,920 x 1,080 dots
PROCESSOR: Intel Core i7-1065G7
GRAPHICS: Intel Iris Plus
RAM: 8 GB LPDDR4-3200
SSD: Samsung 512GB NVMe M.2
SOUND: Four speakers and audio calibrated by Bang & Olufsen
OS VERSION: Windows 10 Home
CONNECTIVITY: Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX 201 (2 x 2) and Bluetooth 5
2 USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C with Thunderbolt 3 (40 Gb / s signal rate, Power Delivery 3.0, Display Port 1.4, HP Sleep and Charge) / 1 USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A (HP Sleep and Charge) / Microphone / micro SD slot and headphone combo
MINIMUM DIMENSIONS: 30.6 x 19.45 x 1.69 cm
WEIGHT: 1.3 kg
DRUM: S3-cell 60 WH Li-Ion
PRICE: 1,479 Euros

The HP Specter family has been characterized from its first model by a design.
Also, finish that sought to be different and at the same time exclusive.
The new HP Specter X360, even a simple evolution of the previous generation, repeats the same patterns with success and slight tweaks.

In the design, the originality of the chamfered corners of the screen and the high-quality hinges stand out again.
It allows us to maintain the inclination of the screen that we want.
Recall that this HP Specter X360 is a convertible model that supports turning the screen entirely on the keyboard to become a great tablet.

Despite the compactness of the equipment, this HP Specter X360 is very stable on the work table.
Thanks to a rubber band that crosses from side to side the bottom of the equipment.
The team’s speakers locate one of the points penalized by the team’s exceptionally compact design and room for improvement.

The new HP Specter X360 is an ultra book with a 13.3-inch screen and 1080p resolution.
It is the most balanced diagonal and resolution for teams looking for portability and autonomy.
It is something that Specter manages to increase by reducing the frames around the screen.
Of a glossy type but with an anti-reflective coating, the panel offers a sufficient density to work comfortably with the equipment.
It has a correct color reproduction and reasonably high brightness (400 units) for proper visibility in brightly lit exteriors and interiors.
The anti-glare system works quite well, and except for mighty direct lights, it reduces discomfort considerably.

Although the HP Specter X360 keyboard may appear small at first glance, it is full size and has been very comfortable and reliable for continued typing with it.
It is island type, has a good journey and response, and has a lot of stability, but some fundamental changes can be misleading.
The keyboard backlit with two levels of brightness that can control with its shortcuts on the keyboard itself.
I liked the general touch and exceptionally how quiet it is in use.
The touchpad is one of those sacrificed for the more compact design of this HP Specter X360.
It offers a relative landscape design, but in our test, it has more than fulfills.
It is precise, soft to the touch, and allows quick and easy movements, although it is true that from time to time, a larger overall size misses.