HP Spectre x360 15t (2020)

A 15-inch laptop with a convertible 360-degree hinge is a bit unwieldy to hold as a tablet. Thanks to a redesigned, smaller chassis, though, the sleek new Spectre x360 15 makes a case for itself.

HP has upgraded the Spectre x360 15 to match last year’s 13-inch model with smaller bezels, Intel’s 10 Gen chips, and (finally) a good trackpad at CES 2020.

HP’s Spectre x360 15t squeezes a 15.6-inch screen into a 14-inch body and claims up to 17 hours of run time, even with a 4K display.

HP announced the redesigned HP Spectre x360 15, which builds off the successful and well-received Spectre line. It runs Intel’s 10th Gen processors and NVIDIA’s latest graphics and has an added emphasis on security.

Although year’s Spectre x360 15 had a few weaknesses in those same areas HP is back with a big vengeance. The new 2020 Spectre x360 15 is now even more of a serious in the 2-in-1 space with its smaller bezels and big Intel and Nvidia power under the hood. It’s sure to make Microsoft, Dell, and many others quite jealous.

The 2020 model isn't a huge redesign, but it's not a minor one either. The minor tweaks to the CPU, keyboard, and webcam all add up to a slightly smaller package and a more powerful system when compared to the 2019 model. The unspecified Nvidia GPU is also intriguing.

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