HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 Review

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Main Features

Launched in January 2026

Display:16.0" OLED, 16:10 Aspect Ratio

Max Brightness: 400 nits

External Dimensions:357.7 x 254.8 x 15 mm (14.08 x 10.03 x 0.59 inches)

Weight: 2.15 kg (4.74 lbs)

Operating System: Windows

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HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 Overview

SCORING

Performance

Size

Display

Gaming

Connectivity

Launched in January 2026, HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is a Windows laptop with 16.0-inch display and 16:10 aspect ratio. It has the external dimensions of 357.7 x 254.8 x 15 mm (14.08 x 10.03 x 0.59 inches) and weighs 2.15 kg (4.74 lbs).

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HP Omnibook X 16” 2026

Omnibook X 16” 2026 is a member of HP's series of laptops. Below you can find the latest models from this series.

HP Series History

Model	Release Date	Screen Size	Weight
HP ZBook 8 G2i 14" Compare	March 2026	14.0"	1.43 kg (3.15 lbs)
HP ZBook 8 G2a 16" Compare	March 2026	16.0"	1.76 kg (3.88 lbs)
HP ZBook 8 G2i 16" Compare	March 2026	16.0"	1.72 kg (3.79 lbs)
HP ZBook 8 G2a 14â€ Compare	March 2026	14.0"	1.46 kg (3.22 lbs)
HP EliteBook 8 G2i 13" Compare	March 2026	13.3"	1.31 kg (2.89 lbs)
HP ZBook X G2i 16" Compare	March 2026	16.0"	1.9 kg (4.19 lbs)
HP EliteBook 8 G2i 14” Compare	March 2026	14.0"	1.39 kg (3.06 lbs)
HP EliteBook 8 G2i 16” Compare	March 2026	16.0"	1.69 kg (3.73 lbs)

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HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 PROs and CONs

Now let's get in to more details of our HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 review by analyzing its specs and features and listing out its pros and cons compared to average competitor laptop in its class.

PROs

Recent Model (January 2026)

High Screen to Body ratio of ~81.4%

Thin bezels around the screen

Large Display Size

High Refresh Rate of 120 Hz

High Contrast Ratio of 1.000.000:1

Touch Screen

Antireflective Glossy Screen

OLED Type Screen

HDR Support: Yes, HDR10

100.0 DCI-P3 color gamut

400 nits Max Brightness

Low response time of 1 ms

2 nm CPU Fabrication Process

5 nm GPU Fabrication Process

7.7 TFLOPS GPU

Dedicated GeForce RTX 5050 Laptop 8GB GPU

Fast Charging Feature

Charging Port both on left and right sides

LPDDR5X Type RAM

Upgradable Storage

NVMe Type SSD Storage

2x USB 3.2 USB-A Ports

2x USB 4.0 USB Type C Ports

Thunderbolt 4 Port

HDMI Port

HDMI 2.1 supports higher refresh rates and resolutions

Numeric/Number Pad

Keyboard Backlight

CONs

Heavy at 2.15 kg (4.74 lbs)

RAM is not Upgradable

No Built-in SD Card Reader

Body and Dimensions

The weight and external dimensions are two of the most important factors determining the physical portability of a laptop. Below you can find the external physical features of the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026:

Physical Specs
Dimensions	357.7 x 254.8 x 15 mm
	14.08 x 10.03 x 0.59 inches
Weight	2.15 kg (4.74 lbs)
Surface Area	911 cm2 (141.2 inches2)
Screen to Surface Ratio	~81.4%
Side Bezel Thickness	~6.5 mm
Weight per Inch of Screen	0.13 kg/inch
	0.286 lbs/inch
Colors	Gray

Weight
The HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) weighs 2.15 kg / 4.74 lbs. Considering that average weight of the laptops with display size '16.0-16.9 inches' in our database is 2.05 kg, it will be fair to say that the HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) is a neither light nor heavy laptop for its size class.

Weight Comparison

Display size : 16.0-16.9 inches

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Another value that we use for comparing the weights of the laptops here at Laptop Decision is the Weight per Inch of Screen, which is calculated by dividing the total weight of the model with its usable diagonal screen size. This value for the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is 0.13 kg/inch. Here are some of the best performing laptops in this area:

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LG Gram 16 2023: 0.08 kg/inch (Compare)
LG Gram Style 16 2023: 0.08 kg/inch (Compare)

Body Thickness
Thickness of the HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) is 15 mm. Considering that average thickness of the laptops with display size '16.0-16.9 inches' in our database is 20.26 mm, it will be accurate to say that the HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) is a slim laptop for its class.

Thickness Comparison

Display size : 16.0-16.9 inches

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Side Bezels and Screen-to-Body Ratio
The average Side Bezel Thickness of the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is 6.5 mm and the Screen to Body Ratio is 81.4%. These figures show that HP did a good job utilizing the surface area of this laptop even though there are laptops that are better in this regard.

Display

HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) features a 16.0-inch sized OLED type display with 120 Hz refresh rate and 151 ppi pixel density.

Display Specifications
Display Resolution	2048 x 1280 pixels
Display Size	16 inches
Display Type	OLED
Refresh Rate	120 Hz
PPI	151 ppi

Pixel Density / PPI

Below is a chart depicting how 151 ppi pixel density of the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 compares with the Min, Max and Average densities in its display size class (16.0-16.9 inches).

Screen PPI (Pixels Per Inch) Comparison

Display size : 16.0-16.9 inches

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Refresh rate of 120 Hz ensures a smoother motion on the screen compared to typical rate of 60Hz which reduces the eye strain and provides more pleasing experience. If your main use is gaming, you may like to check screens with refresh rates higher than 120Hz though.

CPU

HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) has 4 different CPU configurations. The current setup we are reviewing is the Intel Core Ultra 7 356H.

Intel Core Ultra 7 356H is one of the latest generation Intel Ultra processors, representing the most advanced Intel architecture with enhanced AI capabilities, improved performance, and better power efficiency. These processors are ideal for demanding workloads, content creation, and future-proof computing.

CPU Specifications
CPU Name	Intel Core Ultra 7 356H Intel Core Ultra X7 358H Intel Core Ultra 9 386H Intel Core Ultra X9 388H
Base Frequency	1.9 GHz
Turbo Frequency	4.7 GHz
Number of Cores	16 (4P + 12E)
Number of Threads	16
L3 Cache	18 MB
Integrated GPU	Intel Xe3 Graphics
CPU Fabrication Process	2 nm

You may also read reviews of latest laptops with the same CPU ( Intel Core Ultra 7 356H ) and compare them:

GPU

HP Omnibook X 16” (2026)-Intel Core Ultra 7 356H comes with only one GPU option which is Intel Xe3 Graphics. This is a Dedicated type GPU with 7.70 TFLOPS floating point performance and has a 8 GB dedicated memory. Dedicated GPUs generally perform much faster than Integrated GPUs, and are more suitable for graphic heavy applications such as video editing, AI and gaming. Downsides are increased energy consumption and higher costs.

GPU Specifications
GPU Name	Intel Xe3 Graphics
Type	Dedicated
FLOPS	7.70 TFLOPS
Memory Size	8 GB
Memory Type	GDDR7
Memory Bus	128 bit
Memory Speed	~24 Gbps
Shading Units Cores	2560
Texture Mapping Units / TMUs	80
Raster Operations Pipelines / ROPs	32

FLOPS Comparison

Display size : 16.0-16.9 inches

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RAM

HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 comes with 3 RAM options: 16GB, 24GB and 32GB. The current setup we are reviewing is the 16GB.Unfortunately, the RAM on the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is not Upgradable. For this reason, we recommend you to get the version with the highest RAM that you can afford to make your laptop more future-proof.The RAM type of the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is LPDDR5X, whereas the latest type in the market is DDR5.DDR5 type RAMs provide speeds of at least 4800 MHz, whereas the previous generation supports a maximum of 3200 MHz.

Additionally, the RAM type also includes an LP (Low Power) prefix, indicating low power consumption but also lower performance. You should consider the trade-off between reduced power consumption when unplugged and potential performance loss.

RAM Specifications
RAM	16GB 24GB 32GB
Channels	2x8 GB
Clock	8533 MHz
Type	LPDDR5X (latest)
Upgradable	No
Bus	PCI-E Gen 5.0 (4x)

LOCAL LLM Compatibility Evaluation

This quick guide shows what types of large language models (LLMs) this laptop could support, based on its hardware specifications. It's meant to help you decide whether it's suitable for running AI models locally.

Selected Configuration:
CPU/NPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 356H (NPU)RAM: 16 GBGPU: Intel Xe3 Graphics

Available for LLM: ~6.5 GB VRAM (1.5 GB GPU overhead) + ~12 GB RAM (4 GB OS overhead) = ~18.5 GB (reliable), up to ~19.3 GB (max)

Available for LLM: 19.3 GB / Total: 24 GB

Small Models(1-3B):Examples: Phi-2, Qwen-1.8B

✔ Runs Smoothly
2B model with Q4 quantization (recommended):
Requires ~2 GB memory - fits in your 8 GB VRAM
(See performance table below for details)

Medium Models(7-8B):Examples: Mistral-7B, Qwen-7B

✔ Runs Well
7-8B model with Q4 quantization (recommended):
Requires ~5 GB memory - fits in your 8 GB VRAM
(See performance table below for details)

Large Models(13-30B):Examples: Llama 3 14B, Qwen1.5 14B, Dense 30B

13-15B Models (e.g., Llama 3 14B, Qwen1.5 14B)

✔ Modest Speed

13-15B model with Q4 (recommended):
Requires ~9 GB memory - fits in your 12.8 GB RAM
(See performance table below for details)

16-24B Models (e.g., Dense 20B Q4 ~15.5GB)

! Not Practical

16-24B model with Q4 (recommended):
Requires ~14 GB memory - doesn't fit in 8 GB VRAM, spills to RAM (VRAM + RAM, slower)
Recommend 13-15B (e.g., 14B) models for smooth performance, or GPU with more VRAM for larger models.
(See performance table below for details)

24-30B Models (e.g., Dense 30B Q4)

! Not Practical

24-30B model with Q4 (recommended):
Requires ~18 GB memory - doesn't fit in 8 GB VRAM, spills to RAM (VRAM + RAM, slower)
Recommend 13-15B (e.g., 14B) models for smooth performance, or GPU with more VRAM for larger models.
(See performance table below for details)

MoE Models (Mixture-of-Experts) (e.g., Mixtral 8x7B - total ~47B, active ~12-13B)

✖ Not Supported

MoE model with Q4 (recommended):
Requires ~24 GB memory - exceeds available VRAM and RAM (not supported)
Recommend 13-15B (e.g., 14B) models for smooth performance, or GPU with more VRAM for larger models.
(See performance table below for details)

Extra-Large Models(65B+):Examples: LLaMA2-70B, Qwen1.5-72B

✖ Not Supported
70B model with Q4 (recommended):
Requires ~42 GB memory - exceeds available RAM (not supported)
Recommend 13-15B (e.g., 14B) models for smooth performance, or GPU with more VRAM for larger models.
(See performance table below for details)

Note: Optimized (e.g., 4-bit) models may run on limited hardware. Performance depends on runtime and setup.

📌 Model Types: Dense 30B Q4 models typically require around 19–22 GB of total VRAM, so they run best on systems with ≥24 GB VRAM. MoE models like Mixtral 8x7B (≈47B total parameters, usually ≈23–26 GB in 4-bit) also need high memory because all experts must be loaded, even though only a few are active per token. They reduce compute cost per token (similar to a ~12–13B dense model), but not memory usage, so they are not practical on 14–16 GB systems.

🚀 Modern NPU (Neural Processing Unit): Modern processors like AMD Ryzen AI and Intel Core Ultra feature NPU and unified memory architecture. NPUs provide modest performance gains (0-30% faster) with better power efficiency compared to iGPU-only execution. Real-world tests show ~3-10 tok/s range on 13B models with 32GB RAM (varies by runtime, quantization, and context), comparable to iGPU but more power-efficient. Note: These figures are examples from various NPU systems; actual performance depends on your specific hardware configuration.

Understanding Performance Categories

The performance descriptions use general categories because actual speed varies greatly based on your specific hardware, model optimization, context length, and runtime software.

Performance Level	Typical Range	User Experience
Runs Smoothly (High-end dGPU)	50+ tok/s	Real-time response. Feels instant, like ChatGPT.
Runs Well (Mid-range dGPU)	20-50 tok/s	Good interactive performance. Slight delay, but usable.
Modest Speed (iGPU/NPU/CPU)	5-20 tok/s	Usable for tasks that don't need instant responses. Noticeable typing delay.
Borderline / Slow (Limited hardware)	2-5 tok/s	Slow-Very slow. Patience required. Better for batch processing.
Not Practical	<2 tok/s	Too slow for regular use. May cause system hangs or instability.

💡 Tip: Your actual results may be higher or lower than these ranges. Test with your specific hardware to know for sure!

⚠️ Note: Performance categorization is based on VRAM capacity and RAM fallback status. GPU type (memory bandwidth, compute power) can also affect actual performance. Currently, we prioritize whether the model fits in VRAM or requires RAM fallback for classification. We may refine this categorization in future updates based on more detailed benchmarks.

BATTERY

HP Omnibook X 16” (2026)'s Li-Po battery has a capacity of 70 Wh is under average, which may cause lack of mobility. Please note that even though the battery capacity gives you an idea about potential battery life, it is not the only indicator of unplugged run time of the laptop, but impacted also by factors such as your laptop's configuration, screen brightness and number & types of apps that you are running simultaneously.

Battery Comparison

Display size : 16.0-16.9 inches

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Battery Specifications
Capacity	70 Wh
Battery Type	Li-Po
Replaceable	No
Fast Charging	Yes
Charging Port Position	Left, Right
Charge Power	100 W

HP Omnibook X 16” (2026)'s battery is not replaceable but we can't hold it against this model as this has been the general trend in the laptop world for a long time.
HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) supports fast charging which lets the user charge the laptop in a shorter time than normal.
A convenience that HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) provides is the ability to charge via the ports that are both on left and right sides of the body, which helps to minimize the cables running around your work area.

STORAGE

HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 comes at least with a SSD (M2) type 1x512 GB storage as standard. More storage is always good, but it comes with a price.Fortunately, the storage on the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is Upgradable so you can upgrade it with a larger storage when needed.The NVMe SSD used in the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 can achieve up to 3.5 GB/s speed whereas older SATA SSDs could only reach speeds of up to 550 MB/s.

Storage Specifications
Upgradable	Yes
Total Slots	1
Type	SSD (M2)
NVMe	Yes

SOUND

Good quality speakers can have a significant impact on the overall experience when using laptops, especially if you are consuming a lot of multimedia material such as music or videos. The HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) features a 2.0 speaker set up.

Sound Specifications
Speakers Setup	2.0
Dolby Atmos	No
Microphones	2

The number and quality of the built-in microphones are as important especially in this age of online meetings and streaming.

CONNECTIVITY and PORTS

The Wifi Standard of the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is v7, which is the latest generation.
The latest WiFi v7 standard supports 40 GB/s and provides speeds up to 2.4 times faster than the previous v6 setup. Laptops with WiFi v7 appeared in the market as of the end of 2023.

The Bluetooth Standard of the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 is v6.0, which is not the latest generation.As the version number increases within the Bluetooth V6.x series, sub-generations also progress. Although the range and speeds remain consistent, advancements in energy efficiency, reliability, and security features are introduced in subsequent sub-generations.

Connectivity
WiFi Standard	v7 (latest)
Bluetooth	v6.0 (latest: v6.2)
Fingerprint Sensor	No
Optical Drive	No

Below, you'll find a Wi-Fi Versions Table, along with their release dates and speeds, to provide a brief overview of its development.

Wi-Fi Versions and Speeds

Standard	Speed	Release Date	Network	Frequency Bands (GHz)
Wi-Fi 7	up to 40 Gbps (5 GB/s)	2023	802.11be	2.4, 5, 6
Wi-Fi 6E	up to 9.6 Gbps (1.2 GB/s)	2020	802.11ax	2.4, 5, 6
Wi-Fi 6	up to 9.6 Gbps (1.2 GB/s)	2019	802.11ax	2.4, 5
Wi-Fi 5	up to 6.93 Gbps (866.25 MB/s)	2014	802.11ac	2.4, 5
Wi-Fi 4	up to 600 Mbps (75 MB/s)	2009	802.11n	2.4, 5

* Please note that the provided transfer rates are maximum theoretical values, and real-life performance may vary based on environmental factors.

Below, you'll find a comparison table detailing Bluetooth versions since 2010, including their features, speed, range, IoT support, and release years. This information can be helpful in understanding the evolution of Bluetooth technology and its capabilities over the years.

Bluetooth Versions and Features Since 2010

Version	Speed (Mbps)	Range (Open Area)	Year	Features	IoT Support
v6.2	2	200 m	2025	Ultra-low latency, enhanced Channel Sounding security	Yes
v6.1	2	200 m	2025	Channel Sounding improvements and bug fixes	Yes
v6.0	2	200 m	2024	Channel Sounding (centimeter-level distance measurement)	Yes
v5.4	2	200 m	2023	PAwR, advanced security	Yes
v5.3	2	200 m	2021	Connection and security enhancements	Yes
v5.2	2	200 m	2020	LE Audio, efficiency and communication quality	Yes
v5.1	2	200 m	2019	Precise device positioning	Yes
v5.0	2	200 m	2016	Extended range and speed	Yes
v4.2	1	100 m	2014	Internet connectivity, security improvements	Yes
v4.1	1	100 m	2013	Improved device connectivity	Yes
v4.0	1	100 m	2010	Low Energy mode	Yes

* Please note that in the Bluetooth 5.x and 6.x series, there hasn't been a significant increase in range and data speed. However, each new version has brought significant technological improvements in areas such as security, energy efficiency, precise location (Channel Sounding), and IoT support.

HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) equipped with 2x USB 3.2 USB-A ports and 2x USB 4.0 Type-C ports.

USB-A ports of the 'HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 are the latest generation. The maximum speed of USB-A 3.2 (latest generation) port is 20 GB/s.

USB-TypeC ports of the HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 are not the latest generation. The latest generation USB4 2.0 provides 80 and 120 Gbit/s speeds.

HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 has not the latest generation Thunderbolt connection. Thunderbolt 5 offers symmetric bandwidth of 80 Gb/s (double Thunderbolt 4's 40 Gb/s) and a peak 120 Gb/s one-way “Bandwidth Boost” mode. It supports up to three 4K 144 Hz or two 8K 60 Hz monitors, 240 W power delivery, PCIe 4.0 ×4 (64 Gb/s), and DisplayPort 2.1 over USB-C cables.

HP Omnibook X 16” 2026 has the latest generation HDMI connection.HDMI 2.1, the latest version since 2017, offers significant upgrades such as support for up to 10K at 120 Hz, Dynamic HDR, and Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC). Compared to HDMI 2.0's maximum 18.0 Gbit/s bandwidth, HDMI 2.1 provides increased bandwidth for more advanced features, surpassing its predecessor.

Ports
USB-A	2x USB 3.2 (latest)
USB Type-C	2x USB 4.0 (latest: USB4 2.0)
Thunderbolt	Thunderbolt 4 (latest: 5)
HDMI	1x HDMI 2.1 (latest)
Display Port	No
VGA	No
Audio Jack 3.5mm	Yes
Ethernet RJ45	No
SD CardReader	No
Proprietary Charging Port	No

Below, you'll find a table of USB ports, along with their release dates and speeds.
To mitigate the confusion caused by generation names, the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) suggests using marketing names like USB 5Gbps, USB 10Gbps, and so forth, based on their respective transfer rates.

USB Type and Speeds

USB Type	Version	Speed	Date	Other Features/Explanations
USB4	Gen 4 (2.0)	80 Gbps	2022	Also known as USB 80Gbps
USB4	Gen 3×2	40 Gbps	2019	Also known as USB 40Gbps
USB 3.2	3.2 Gen 2x2	20 Gbps	2019	Double the data transfer rates of Gen 2
USB 3.2	3.2 Gen 2	10 Gbps	2017	Previously known as USB 3.1
USB 3.2	3.2 Gen 1	5 Gbps	2017	Previously known as USB 3.0
USB 3.1	3.1 Gen 2	10 Gbps	2013	Faster data transfer rates
USB 3.0	3.1 Gen 1	5 Gbps	2010	SuperSpeed USB, improved data transfer rates
USB 2.0	2.0	480 Mbps	2000	High-speed data transfer
USB 1.0	1.0	1.5 Mbps	1996	Original USB standard

Below, you'll find a comparison table detailing different HDMI versions, including their bandwidth, color depth, maximum resolution, and release dates. This information can be helpful in understanding the capabilities of each HDMI version and choosing the most suitable one for your needs.

HDMI Comparison Table

HDMI Version	Maximum Resolution	Bandwidth (Gbps)	Color Depth (bits)	Release Date
HDMI 2.1-2.1b	7680 x 4320 *(8K)* @ 60p 3840 x 2160 *(4K)* @ 120p	48.0	48	2017
HDMI 2.0-2.0b	3840 x 2160 *(4K)* @ 60p	18.0	48	2013
HDMI 1.4-1.4b	3840 x 2160 *(4K)* @ 30p	10.2	48	2009
HDMI 1.3-1.3a	2560 x 1440 @ 60p	10.2	48	2006
HDMI 1.0-1.2a	1920 x 1200 @ 60p	4.95	24	2002

* Please note that the provided resolution values represent the maximum supported resolution, and actual display quality may depend on other factors such as source content and connected devices.

KEYBOARD and TOUCHPAD

HP Omnibook X 16” (2026) has Island type keyboard, which is used on majority of recent laptops.

Keyboard and Touchpad
Keyboard Type	Island
Numpad	Yes
Backlight	Yes
Windows Precision	Yes

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