PerfectRec’s Operating Noise Score is based on fan noise measurements. Laptops with a fanless design, such as Macbooks, receive the maximum score.
General Use Screen Quality:4.7 The general use screen score is based on the screen technology, contrast ratio, resolution, brightness, color gamut and color accuracy. This score does not take into account specialized display features for specific use cases, such as high refresh rate for gaming.
The HP Spectre x360 14 is excellent for general use due to its high-quality OLED screen with great color coverage and high brightness, combined with a strong CPU and ample RAM that ensure smooth multitasking and performance. It also offers a compact and lightweight design, a comfortable backlit keyboard, and a long battery life, balancing power with portability and ease of use.
PerfectRec’s Content Creation Score takes into account the many different features of the laptop that make it more or less suitable for photo editing, and video editing work.
In addition to a strong emphasis on overall performance, this score also places very high importance on screen quality. Heat management, storage, keyboard and speaker quality are also incorporated, with fan noise rounding out this score.
PerfectRec’s Build Quality Score incorporates case materials, display and keyboard flex, hinge quality, chassis rigidity, and overall reliability.
Our assessment of build quality includes many details that are difficult to quantify.
Our laptop experts use their best judgment to produce the final score.
The HP Spectre x360 14 is highly suitable for engineering and design due to its powerful Intel Core processor and dedicated Intel Arc graphics, accompanied by ample RAM which aids in multitasking and running complex software efficiently. Its high-resolution OLED screen offers a wide color gamut and sharp details, crucial for precision tasks, and the touch support with a convertible form factor enhances creative workflow and design interactions.
PerfectRec’s Software Development Score takes into account the many different features of the laptop that make it more or less suitable for software development.
In addition to a strong emphasis on overall performance, this score also places very high importance on screen quality. Heat management, storage, keyboard and speaker quality are also incorporated, with fan noise rounding out this score.
PerfectRec’s portability rating takes into account the volume and thickness of the laptop as well as its weight.
The Keyboard Quality score is based on the PerfectRec experts’ assessment of tactile feedback, typing comfort, keyboard reliability and typing noise.
PerfectRec’s Battery Life rating is based on hours of battery life in typical usage scenarios.
The HP Spectre x360 14 is suitable for gaming and 3D tasks due to its powerful Intel Arc GPU which is essential for rendering graphics quickly and efficiently, and a high screen refresh rate of 120 Hz which provides smoother motion and less blur during fast-paced scenes.