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HP Spectre X360 (2018) Review

Posted on April 5, 2018July 10, 2019 By Jarvis

HP Spectre X360 (2018): Detailed Review

I was quite impressed when I first laid my hands on the new 2018 HP Spectre x360. It has everything (at least on paper) you might expect from a premium thin and light convertible. On top of that, the rather unorthodox design sets it apart from its competitors. Not everyone at Digit has the same opinion about looks, but at least, no one can say that this is another “Apple MacBook Air” copy either.

The Spectre lineup from HP, after it was reincarnated in this gold (now copper) and matte black avatar back in 2016 has seen a lot of changes in its annual reincarnations. Over the years, HP has refined the design both externally and internally to a level where it seems almost perfect. The last two iterations had slight heating issues, but this year, HP has found a way to mitigate that problem too. Hence, this new version should be good in every which way, but is it?
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