The HP Omen Max 16 as tested offers 1% low frame rates that are lower than other RTX 5080 laptops, and slightly lower frame rates overall. That's not to say it's not a good laptop—it's well built, has ...

HP’s Omen range is aimed at gamers, but a specced-out gaming PC also has everything you’ll need for serious creative work, so it’s worth looking at if you’re in the market for a Windows PC that can ...

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The HP Omen 16 is one of HP’s efforts to further refine its range of gaming laptops. An AMD Ryzen 9 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a dedicated graphics card in the form of NVIDIA’s Geforce RTX 3070Ti GPU ...

HP has made a really lovely little 14-inch gaming laptop and one that doesn't cost the earth, either. The OLED screen, the build quality, and the specs had me expecting a lot higher price. But its ...

The Omen 16 is a great gaming laptop with jaw-dropping graphics and a snappy Ryzen 7 processor. Its poor battery and excessive fan noise can be overlooked thanks to its reduced price. Why you can ...

HP’s Omen Transcend 16 gaming laptop (starts at $1,249.99; $3,009.99 as tested) is a slimmed-down version of its mainstay Omen 16 model. Though we appreciate its stunning OLED screen and modern looks, ...

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The HP Omen Max 16 is a beast of maximums, for better and for worse. Its base model would be enough, by any other gaming laptop standards, packed with an Intel Core Ultra 7 and Nvidia GeForce RTX ...