Meet the HP Spectre 360 15 AMOLED
Our photos don't do the Spectre x360 15's AMOLED screen justice—it's one of the handsomest 4K touch panels we've ever seen.
A Spectre Rear View
The HP's aluminum finish in Dark Ash Silver with Copper Luxe accents sets it apart from cookie-cutter notebooks.
Tilted Into Tent Mode
Like all convertibles, the HP can contort itself to give a presentation or serve as a touch-screen kiosk.
A Peep at the Left Ports
An audio jack and HDMI port join the AC adapter connector on the system's left side. Use of a proprietary connector instead of USB-C charging is a mild surprise.
A Power Button at an Angle
The on/off switch is located on the Spectre's diagonally cut left rear corner.
Looking at the Right Side's Ports...
USB 3.1 Type-A and Type-C ports, along with a microSD card slot and a tiny kill switch for the webcam, are on the HP's right side.
A Thunderbolt 3 Port
A high-speed Thunderbolt 3 port occupies the convertible's right rear corner.
Overhead View
At 4.78 pounds, the HP is a bit unwieldy to carry or use in tablet mode.
The Angle View
It's a desktop replacement, not an ultraportable, but the Spectre still manages to offer remarkable battery life considering its 4K display.
A Fine Keyboard and Touchpad
Key travel is surprisingly shallow for a full-sized laptop, but the HP hybrid offers a decent typing feel and responsive touchpad.
Pen on Screen
The supplied stylus is a good match for the touch screen, though there's no place to store it inside the laptop.
Hinge Detail
Besides this branding on one of the hinges, you'll see Spectre and Bang & Olufsen ID below the keyboard. The 007 Spectre octopus logo, alas, is still nowhere to be found.