1. Design & Build

This is HP’s premium business tablet. All-metal silver chassis, very thin – the tablet alone is 8mm thick. It was built for executives.
– Keyboard is detachable with backlit keys and a large glass trackpad
– Has a kickstand on the back like Surface Pro
– Supports HP Active Pen with Wacom tech – good for notes, signing PDFs
– Ports: 1x USB-C with Thunderbolt, 1x USB-A, microSD slot, headphone jack, nano-SIM slot if LTE model

2. It will handle:

– Office apps, Google Workspace, Excel with large sheets
– Zoom, Teams, Google Meet
– YouTube, Netflix at full 2736×1824 resolution
– Light Photoshop, Canva

The SSD makes it feel faster than normal old laptops. Boot time is ∼10 seconds.

3. Screen & Sound

That 12.3″ 2736×1824 display is still its best feature. Sharp, bright, 3:2 ratio so you see more of a document. Has Bang & Olufsen dual speakers – loud for a tablet.

4. Business Features

This is why companies bought it:
– MIL-STD 810G tested – can handle drops, dust
– HP Sure Start, Sure View (privacy screen on some configs)
– Fingerprint + IR camera for Windows Hello face unlock
– Replaceable SSD

5. Should you buy it?

Yes if: You need a light, portable device for school, admin work, POS, or client presentations and budget is 400k for fairly used.