HP Spectre x360 13

$900-$1300. [x] HP Spectre x360 13 - 2-in-1, 16:9 OLED display, Aesthetically pleasing, Intel Iris Xe graphics, Thunderbolt, 4K display option.

I recently tried a HP Spectre x360 which didn’t work out ([you can read why This XPS 13 blows it out of the water in every way, kudos to Dell for finding a way to sell a 1TB OLED XPS for AUD $100 cheaper than the FHD 512GB Spectre already on sale - which was enough for me to pick up a Dell USB-C powerbank which solves the one con of this laptop which is the battery life.

I'm in the same boat of just regretting an order... HP, with their X360 Spectre, offer a 4K AMOLED with flex capability and touchscreen if you're looking for something with both. I was looking at the 13 inch, but I think the 15 inch offers a 1650 too. Not sure entirely about pricing, but just another option with perhaps everything you want.

On top of this software working very poorly (both for headphones and mics), I have to open it *every time* I want to switch from headphones to a headset, because it prevents Windows from recognizing the microphone (or absence thereof) automatically – as it does on my HP laptop which doesn't have this preinstalled. This is quite a poor experience, especially considering the time that I spend on Zoom these days. # Webcam and microphones. Speaking of Zoom, let's talk about the webcam and mics on this laptop.

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