HP OmniBook

Today's mainstream laptop buyers do not just compare specs and prices; they also need to navigate new branding to figure out which lineup is designed for school, home, or flexible work. HP OmniBook laptops represent HP's new generation of consumer laptop branding, replacing the previous Pavilion, Envy, and Spectre lineups. Hung Phat Laptop currently carries OmniBook 5, OmniBook X, and OmniBook X Flip models in Ho Chi Minh City. This guide helps you identify each variant before making your choice.

HP OmniBook is HP's New Consumer Laptop Lineup

Starting in 2024, HP unified its consumer laptop lineups under the Omni prefix, with OmniBook serving as the name for personal laptops. Business lines continue to use Elite or Pro, while gaming stays under OMEN. Therefore, OmniBook should be understood as the laptop family aimed at students, families, and flexible office workers.

HP's new naming convention packs multiple layers of information. The numbers 3, 5, and 7 indicate product tiers within the consumer group, with higher numbers typically representing higher-end segments, while X is used for tier 10. The Flip suffix designates 360-degree 2-in-1 convertible laptops, while Ultra represents the most premium tier depending on the generation.

According to the announcement HP PC Brand Transformation: A Unified Vision for the Future, HP designed this new naming system to make it easier for users to identify the role of each product line. Within the catalog at Hung Phat, standout choices include the OmniBook 5 for balanced everyday needs, the OmniBook X for thin-and-light AI PCs, and the OmniBook X Flip for those who need a 360-degree convertible touchscreen.

HP OmniBook 5 and OmniBook X Price List (In-Stock Models)

The models below are currently in stock at Hung Phat Laptop, ranging from around VND 23 million to VND 31 million. Prices are rounded for category reference; exact configurations and prices are displayed on each product page.

Laptop Model	Processor	Highlights	Reference Price
HP OmniBook X Flip Next Gen AI 14	Ryzen AI 5 340, Core Ultra 5 226V, Core Ultra 7 256V	2K Touch, 14-inch 2-in-1 convertible	around VND 23 - 29 million
HP OmniBook X Flip Next Gen AI 16	Core Ultra 7 256V	2K Touch, Intel Arc Graphics	around VND 23 - 28 million
HP OmniBook 5 LaptopAI 16 inch AMD	Ryzen AI 7 445	16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Radeon 840M	around VND 26 million
HP OmniBook 5 LaptopAI 16 inch	Core Ultra 5 225U, Core Ultra 7 255U	2K Display, up to 32GB RAM	around VND 26 - 31 million
HP OmniBook X 14 inch AI	Snapdragon X Elite X1E-78-100	2.2K, Adreno Graphics, 1TB SSD	around VND 26 million
HP OmniBook 5 Flip 14 inch	Core 5 120U	2K Touch, 2-in-1 design	around VND 27 million

Looking at the price list, the OmniBook X Flip 14 lineup stands out as the most versatile configuration choice, offering both AMD Ryzen AI and Intel Core Ultra options. The HP OmniBook X Flip Next Gen AI 14 (2025) is ideal for those who need a 14-inch convertible touchscreen laptop and prioritize portability over a larger screen.

If you need more display real estate, the OmniBook 5 16 and OmniBook X Flip 16 are better suited for spreadsheets, online learning, or multitasking across multiple windows. Notably, the HP OmniBook 5 LaptopAI 16 inch (AMD) (2026) features the Ryzen AI 7 445 with an NPU rated up to 50 TOPS according to AMD, paired with a 1TB SSD in the configuration currently on sale.

How to Choose Between HP OmniBook X Flip 14, OmniBook 5, and OmniBook X

The OmniBook 5 is the accessible entry point in HP's new consumer portfolio, catering to students, families, and everyday mobile users. With the 16-inch version, users gain extra workspace compared to a 14-inch laptop, making it a great fit when you prioritize a larger screen over absolute minimum weight.

The OmniBook X is the standout AI PC branch from the initial phase of the rebrand, with the OmniBook X 14 powered by the Snapdragon X Elite X1E-78-100. HP announces this model as part of the Copilot+ PC category, featuring a 45 TOPS NPU and task-dependent internal battery life ratings. As such, it should be viewed as an excellent pick for users who prioritize the ARM platform, long battery life, and modern office productivity.

The OmniBook X Flip is a better match when your workflow goes beyond simple typing. Its 360-degree hinge allows you to use it in laptop, tent, tablet, or stand modes, making it convenient for taking notes, giving presentations, or reviewing documents via touch. For the HP OmniBook X Flip 14, HP lists a weight of approximately 1.38 kg depending on the market, with select configurations meeting Copilot+ PC standards depending on the processor.

Shoppers looking for an HP laptop within the broader consumer ecosystem can also browse the HP category to compare against older Envy and Pavilion models or business lineups. Within the OmniBook family itself, your selection criteria should start with form factor: 14-inch for portability, 16-inch for generous workspace, and Flip for 360-degree touchscreen flexibility.

Frequently Asked Questions When Choosing HP OmniBook Laptops at Hung Phat

Is HP OmniBook just a rebranded Pavilion or Envy?

HP OmniBook is HP's new consumer laptop category starting in 2024, replacing older brand tiers like Pavilion, Envy, and Spectre. It is a completely restructured naming framework, not simply an older model with a new badge.

Which users is the HP OmniBook 5 best suited for?

OmniBook 5 is tailored for schoolwork, home use, office productivity, and frequent travel. The 16-inch versions at Hung Phat are great for users who want a spacious screen, modern specs, and pricing in the VND 26 - 31 million range.

Should I choose the HP OmniBook X Flip 14 or X Flip 16?

The X Flip 14 is best for those who want a more compact laptop with versatile touch and 360-degree convertible capabilities. The X Flip 16 is the better choice when you prioritize a larger display area for studying, spreadsheets, or multi-window multitasking.

What makes the HP OmniBook X 14 Snapdragon X Elite noteworthy?

The OmniBook X 14 is an early OmniBook X model powered by the Snapdragon X Elite X1E-78-100 with a 45 TOPS NPU. HP announces this model as part of the Copilot+ PC category, designed for users who want a thin, lightweight laptop with strong battery life tailored for modern office tasks.