#HP SPECTRE X360 REVIEW PORTABLE#

Other than occasional hiccups that are bound to be seen on any machine, the Spectre x360 took on the challenges like a pro. In my use of the Spectre x360, I extensively played strategy games like Age of Empires III and Forge of Empires, along with occasional gaming stints of more demanding titles like Asphalt 9 and Valorant. It opens up apps quickly, one after the other and has no problem whatsoever in running multiple such apps simultaneously. The Spectre x360 is quick to fire up from a slumber every time. The amalgamation means that you will be able to perform almost all the tasks you can think of for a laptop with ease and with an efficiency that you can only dream of on other laptops. Some of the components that help with this include an 11th Gen Intel Core processor, Intel Iris Xe graphics and an LPDDR4-3200 SDRAM. It comes with top-notch specifications that can deliver a smooth and powerful real-world output. Just as it looks, the Spectre x360 scores big on performance as a laptop. HP Spectre x360 review: The laptop we waited for There is also a microSD card reader and a headphone/microphone combo on the right edge.

The right features 2 Thunderbolt 4 with USB Type-C ports for charging and connectivity, one of which has been immaculately placed between the two corners at the right, making it the perfect point for charging. There is only one USB Type-A port on the left. Anything breaking this continuity has been kept to minimal. In addition, every corner on the Spectre x360 has been cut to make two corners instead, sort of what you get when you cut a paper from one corner.

#HP SPECTRE X360 REVIEW PORTABLE#

All this makes Spectre x360 much more portable than most other laptops you will find. It is also slimmer and lighter than most, weighing at around 1.36 Kg. The Spectre x360 easily managed to shave off a couple of inches in this comparison. I tried to compare this size to some other laptops I use for work just for an idea. The Spectre x360 comes with a 3:2 aspect ratio display, meaning a much taller screen size than the average 16:9 ratio we see on most laptops. Another aid in this regard is the tall display, as mentioned before. This also helps in its use as a tablet, making it easier to carry and operate in tablet mode. This means that the Spectre x360 is much less wide than your average laptop. Everything is inch, or rather, centimetre perfect. We say that the Spectre x360 is extremely well spaced because you won't find any unnecessary space wasted on either end of the keyboard or the display. Below it is a well-spaced keyboard with all the functions you might want on it. A tall and vibrant screen greets you and has a seemingly bigger size than other laptops you might have seen lately. This is even more evident once you open up the laptop.

Hp spectre x360 review