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January 2020
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Kompakt und schick
Helles OLED-Display
Starker Kontrast und gute Farbraumabdeckung
Knackige
Beleuchtete Tastatur
Stilvolles und hochwertiges Finish
Tolle Allround-Leistung
Integrierte Sicherheitsfunktionen sind nützlich
Edel
Kompakt und leicht kommt das HP Spectre daher
Der Bildschirm ist mit seiner hohen Auflösung sehr gut
Helleres Display als beim Vorgänger
Ansprechendes Design dank schmaler Displayränder
Leicht
Wertiges Gehäuse erweckt tollen ersten Eindruck
Auch unter mittelhoher Last leise
Angenehmes Tastenfeedback
USB-A und Thunderbolt 3
Schneller microSD-Karte
Die Autoren nicht gefallen hat
Akkulaufzeiten könnten besser sein
Neue Komponenten beeinträchtigen die Akkulaufzeit
Wird manchmal recht heiß
Leider ist die Akkulaufzeit unterdurchschnittlich
Recht langsame Schwarz-zu-Weiß und Grau-zu-Grau Reaktionszeiten
10th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, 13.3-inch Full HD Touch display, 2-in-1 laptop with 360 degree hinge
May heat up under load,
The HP Spectre x360 is an excellent 2-in-1 convertible ultrabook that gets a powerful 10th gen Intel Core i7 processor, and 13.3-inch full HD touch display with slim bezels. Although it may heat up under load, the Intel Iris Plus graphics, privacy buttons...
Long battery life, Iris Plus Graphics, Great hardware
Bloatware
The HP Spectre offers the perfect balance between good looks and great performance. The ultrabook has all the power to get whatever you want done, and its long battery life will let you keep busy for as long as you need to be...
Elegant design with small footprint, Vivid 4K OLED display, Strong performance, Lightning-fast SSD, Comfortable keyboard
Short battery life, Awful webcam, Ton of bloatware
The HP Spectre x360 sports a 4K OLED display, strong performance and a lightning-fast SSD packed into a svelte design, but the battery life takes a hit...
Veröffentlicht: 2020-03-23, Autor: Jennifer , Testbericht von: toptenreviews.com
Great performance, Excellent display, Highly portable
Runs a little hot, Battery life isn't that great
The HP Spectre x360 is a powerhouse of a 2-in-1 laptop, with fantastic performance and a great touchscreen. It looks great too and barely weighs more than a kilo. Just bear in mind the price tag is hefty thanks to such good looks, and the tablet addition...
Veröffentlicht: 2020-02-26, Autor: Alex , Testbericht von: laptopmedia.com
Its keyboard is backlit and great for typing, Great performance output, Very high maximum brightness, Covers 91% of sRGB and has accurate colors, especially with our Health-Guard profile installed, Has two Thunderbolt 3 connectors, Supports PCIe x4 SSDs,
Sure View doesn't work as promised, Uses harmful PWM to adjust brightness at all levels (our Health-Guard profile fixes that), Prominent unevenness in the luminance across the screen, No RAM upgradability post-purchase
We appreciate the changes HP made to their Spectre x360 13 devices. While it retains the double-chamfered edges that make the laptop look sleek AF, it is now considerably smaller in area. Additionally, the speakers were moved from the front to the bottom...
Prior to HP sending me the Spectre x360 13, I called the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 the best laptop on the market. After all, Intel Ice Lake is legit, and packing a high-end 13-inch PC into a tiny footprint makes it super-portable.But the Spectre x360 just wins...
Veröffentlicht: 2019-12-27, Autor: Allen , Testbericht von: notebookcheck.net
brighter display than last generation model, attractive narrow bezel design; lightweight, strong chassis quality and first impressions, quiet even when under medium loads, comfortable keyboard feedback, USB Type-A and Thunderbolt 3, fast MicroSD reader,
moderately slow black-white and gray-gray response times, inconsistent frame rates when gaming, upgrading M.2 storage can be difficult, display could be better calibrated, non-upgradeable RAM or WLAN, inconsistent CPU performance, no HDMI port
The HP laptop falls flat on its face when it comes to exploiting the most performance possible out of the Ice Lake processor. The fluctuating CPU clock rates, GPU clock rates, fan noise, power consumption, and frame rates when gaming are poor representati...
