I have bought this thing two weeks ago. I was looking forward to receive it. I first received the docking station (for free from HP), and then my "customized" tablet.

Perfect design; hardware options for customizable models

Battery; bloatware; awful audio; cheap audio codec

Just like the competing manufacturers, HP outfits the Elite x2 with Core-m CPUs from Intel's current Skylake-generation of processors. The performance is more than adequate for most usage scenarios. Even extended loads don't cause a performance drop.

IPS display; silent; M.2 SSD; keyboard dock; ActivePen; very good battery life; LTE modem; 3-year warranty

expensive; chassis could be more sturdy

How on earth do I start And where do I begin? To start, I searched for a likely candidate that was a surface pro clone but not as expensive and flimsy. I narrowed it to this elite and the hp spectre. This came with the M7 processor and 8 gigs of ram. WARNING: ignore all bad reviews on this item.

Lightweight. Love that the keyboard comes with the device. Good screen resolution. Good tradeoff in size. Good battery life, although honestly never had it below 50% so far. Right now, on my way to becoming my new full-time laptop.Negatives: Only a few minor points -none of these should be a deal...

Good product

Tablet or laptop? How about both. I've avoided this class of hardware for a while, but this model has made me a believer. You can switch between laptop or tablet mode easily and pretty seamlessly. I've heard people say you cant put a tablet and laptop together because they serve different purposes.

This hybrid hits the mark with business-friendly features

User-upgradeable; Fantastic keyboard; Good screen

Disappointing battery life

Laptops are no longer selling like before. A lot of people think all they need is a small little smartphone for most of their computing needs. This is why computer manufacturers are now trying to woo them with 2-in-1s, or tablets with detachable keyboards hoping they will be convinced of the...

I love the design of the HP Elite X2 – not to be confused with a laptop of the same name from the same company; It is practical and it is stylish; At first sight it looks like a tablet with a cover protecting the screen, but it is obviously much more, The keyboard might be thin and slick, but it is...

Every other week it seems there's another 2-in-1 device gunning for the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 's crown, but so far none of them have made much of a lasting impression. HP's Elite x2, however, might just be the device we've been waiting for.

HP has a new Elite tablet, and it is the most striking to date. The HP Elite x2 is a convertible system composed of a tablet with a hinged kickstand and a keyboard that attaches to the tablet using a magnetic connector.