HP OmniBook 7 16" Laptop,Intel Core 9 270H, 2K OLED 120Hz Touchscreen, 64GB Memory 2TB SSD,Backlit KB,Windows 11 Pro

Definitely worth the money I paid for. I absolutely love that this screen has a 400 nit brightness. I mean most times I don't need to have it that bright, but considering my last laptop was only 300 nits I know this is actually 400 nits. That just means I can get that much more battery life at 50% brightness because the screen is pretty bright already. My old laptop had a 8550u i7 and I can already tell this processor is faster. On day to day tasks maybe you can't tell but once you have to download a file, export a file, load something on youtube, etc you'll see a dramatic difference. Remember folks, the new AMD processors (like the 4700) prolly beat this when it comes to multi core tasks, but if you're doing single core tasks like watching youtube, micrsoft word, and other basic tasks, intel is actually faster. Would definitely recommend this laptop no doubt. Pros 1) Build quality is nice 2) For everyday tasks, the fan usually doesn't come so it's nice and quiet 90% of the time 3) 400 nit screen 4) new 11th gen intel processor is rock solid 5) great battery life 6) has a camera shut off and mic shut off dedicated button for privacy 7) webcam surprisingly is actually pretty good 8) color accurate screen Cons 1) compared to most laptops, max volume is probably 80% to others 2) might have to get used to their keyboard layout 3) fingerprint sensor works 8/10 times 4) wish this came in a 14' screen, the 15' screens all come with a numberpad which I hate so I got the 13', or if they could make a 15' without a numberpad I'd buy that one. I've always taken the approach to buy from Walmart even though Best buy will match. Why have best buy match when Walmart has treated us so well to drive prices down. Why would I buy from a different seller who marks up the prices hoping I'll buy it and then if a can find a different seller who does cheaper you'll match (not beat but match), NO give me your best price upfront, otherwise that's just a bad business model to me.