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I tested the HP OmniBook 5 — and it’s a true MacBook Neo rival with an OLED display and nearly 20-hour battery life

The HP OmniBook 5 is a budget Windows laptop featuring an aluminum chassis, strong performance, and epic battery life. It’s a worthy rival to the MacBook Neo.

I tested the HP OmniBook 5 — and it’s a true MacBook Neo rival with an OLED display and nearly 20-hour battery life

The HP OmniBook 5 is a striking, budget-friendly Windows laptop that competes directly with the MacBook Neo. It boasts a vibrant 14-inch OLED display with nearly 20-hour battery life, making it a worthy alternative to the MacBook Neo for those seeking a reliable laptop at an affordable price. Starting at $649 and currently on sale for $599, the HP OmniBook 5 offers a premium design, strong performance for everyday tasks, and a striking color display. While it lacks HDR support, its keyboard, touchpad, and port selection are all commendable.

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