HP Spectre x2 12

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Gorgeous design ; Keyboard and stylus come in the box ; And the keyboard feels great ; Cheaper than the Surface Pro

Finicky touchpad ; Weak battery life ; Stylus isn’t as useful as the Surface Pen

Overall, the new Spectre X2 brings along some much-needed improvements, but a few issues hold it back from being a must-have. HP seriously has to do something about its battery life, especially now that Microsoft offers twice as much with the Surface...

Less expensive than rival machines and includes a keyboard, too ; Comfortable typing experience ; Adjustable kickstand ; Decent audio ; Uses Intel's depth-sensing RealSense camera setup ; Supports pressure-sensitive pens

Doesn't support Windows Hello, despite having RealSense cameras ; Touchpad can be flaky ; Not so comfortable to use in the lap ; Slower than its rivals with shorter battery life ; Despite having a Core M chip, isn't necessarily thinner or lighter than...

In this increasingly big world of laptop/tablet hybrids, the Spectre x2 isn't a bad choice, especially at this price. But that doesn't mean it's the best. The x2 is not the fastest, the longest-lasting or the most comfortable to use in the lap. It's...

Elegant design ; Laudable performer ; Not a bad price for i7

Finicky trackpad ; Weak battery life ; Some bloatware

The HP Spectre x2 is, no doubt, one of the best Windows tablets ever made. From its hardy performance to its shockingly low starting price for a Intel Core i7 processor, the HP Spectre x2 is a drop-dead beautiful adversary to the Surface Pro, perhaps...

3,000-by-2,000 resolution screen. Comes with keyboard and pen. Sturdy keyboard cover. Two USB-C ports. Powerful Core i7 processor with Iris Plus graphics.

USB Type A requires included adapter. Some fan noise. Short battery life.

The newest iteration of the HP Spectre x2 is certainly an improvement, and it is a relative bargain at its $1,299 price. That's especially true considering its stable keyboard cover and Active Pen are included, helping to avoid that $230 upcharge with...

Comes with a great keyboard and pen ; Thin, handsome design ; Bright, high-resolution display

Wonky trackpad ; Limited battery life ; Loud fans ; Some performance issues

But right now, the Spectre x2 is no Surface killer.

Performance well above expectations at this price level. Incredible detail packed into a superbright display. Rock solid stability.

Keyboard could be beefed up. Top of screen gets very hot under load.

Value: Pen, keyboard, and USB-A dongle come bundled ; Sturdy, elegant construction ; Kickstand holds the tablet stable all the way down

Battery life is just so-so ; Fan flips on frequently