HP’s OmniBook Ultra balances extreme portability with high‑end performance. The 14‑inch chassis, forged from stamped aluminum, weighs 2.8 lb and measures 0.42 in. The unit passes MIL‑STD 810H tests; the reviewer notes the matte finish can scratch when carried with metal gear.

Inside, the laptop offers Intel Core Ultra X9 388H or Snapdragon X2 Elite CPUs, up to 64 GB of RAM, and a vapor‑chamber cooling system. The 3‑K OLED panel delivers 500 nits (1,100 nits HDR), 120 Hz refresh, and full DCI‑P3 coverage. A 5‑MP webcam with motions‑sensor IR and a physical shutter complete the media kit.

Performance is strong: with 2 TB storage, the $4,000 build reaches 56 fps in Cyberpunk 2077 at 1080 p on medium settings. Battery life is impressive; PCMark 10 tests record 19 h 14 min, beating the Dell XPS 14’s 10 h 21 min.

Pricing begins at $1,300 for a mid‑range model and tops $4,000 for the full‑spec build. HP’s price structure and feature set position the Ultra as the most competitive premium ultraportable, forcing rivals to rethink their offerings.