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The cheapest Surface Book has an older and slower Core i5 with just 128GB of storage but still comes in at $300 more, at $1,499. That contrast in price is starker with the lower-tier Spectre x360 at just $1,199. The closest model Microsoft has with this Spectre's feature set is priced at $2,699, though it has a slightly beefier GPU. Toss in the dark ash color scheme with a $1,599 price, and you have your Microsoft Surface Book alternative. While I was skeptical of such a high-resolution display on a 13-inch laptop, after using it for a few days I'm finding it hard to give up.
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Speaking of, the Creators Update runs flawless, which bodes well for later in April when the software is properly released.
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The 4K display and pen is a winning combo for those who enjoy inking in Windows 10. As noted in my original review, you are getting an outstanding industrial design with a CNC-machined metal chassis, one of the best keyboards on the market, Windows Hello IR camera, and a device that can be a tablet, laptop, or presentation laptop. Spectre x360 is your alternative to Surface Bookĭespite getting less battery life, which is not at all surprising, I adore the 4K Spectre x360. High-resolution display, or superb battery life? You can't have both in 2017.
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The battery tale is the same story with Dell and its XPS 15 line, which also offers a Full HD or 4K panel. There are not many laptops on the market with that feature set that weigh so little – and that look this beautiful. While more battery is always better, the 4K Spectre brings a good balance considering what it is: a Core i7 2-in-1 with pen and a 4K display. I did notice a little more heat, and the fans kicked in more often, likely due to the extra processing power needed for the Intel HD chip. Luckily, HP uses Fast Charge with the included Type-C AC adapter, making quick power refreshes a breeze. That means it is still a 2.9 lb (1.32kg) laptop that now pushes many more pixels at 4K. That may seem disappointing, but the 4K Spectre still packs the same 57Whr battery as the Full HD version. Much of that depends on whether you are taxing the Intel HD GPU and what screen brightness you use. In real-world usage, I experienced around six to seven hours of battery life when set to 40 percent brightness. The original version with Full HD pushed eight maybe nine hours, but at 4K you will lose about 30 percent of your battery. It should be unsurprising that the Spectre x360 13t with a 4K display is going to get less battery life. You're more likely to use the pen with this model than its bigger brother, and it just makes more sense here.
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Being under 3 lbs makes the smaller version just simpler to wield. Using a pen on a 13-inch Spectre is a lot easier and more reasonable than the 15-inch version, as well. HP Spectre x360 15 review: The best gets bigger The Spectre is too thin to put the pen into the body, and to make the pen thinner would just be wrong for usage. I'm not sure what HP could do here besides include a sticker loop (which the company did with the EliteBook x360). Unfortunately, there is no pen loop or way to anchor it to the Spectre x360, meaning you must throw into a bag or pocket. It's non-PenTile, which is a victory for many enthusiasts who do not care for the checkered pixels and who want "real" 4K resolution. The 4K display panel type is the same as found in HP's 15-inch version of the Spectre x360. For a deeper dive, you can check out my full review for more detail. Because of that reason, I'll mostly focus on the display and pen for this review. Other than the above, the HP Spectre x360 is the same as the version I reviewed late last year. I adore the gold trim, as well, and if given a choice would opt for dark ash over silver. That problem is solved with the dark ash color and its near-black keys. While I was OK with the natural silver in the past, I did ding the Spectre for its matching silver keys, which did not offer a lot of contrast when backlit. Dark ash color (versus natural silver).The big differences with the 13-AC033DX model come down to three changes: