It’s difficult to find a single criticism regarding the Spectre x360 14. It’s a stunning laptop with solid construction and a quality appearance and feels.
But the Spectre x360 14 is more than just a lovely face: it’s also a joy to drive on a daily basis. Intel’s newest 11th Generation CPUs with Iris Xe integrated graphics give a fast performance with no noticeable lag or freezes. And the gadget provided an average of 10 hours of battery life, which is one of the finest figures we’ve ever seen.
On the exterior, the Spectre has a large 3:2 display, and if FHD resolution isn’t your thing, there are OLED and 1,000-nit variants. There’s also a pen included, which magnetically connects to the side of the Spectre – useful if you’re using the gadget as a tablet. Almost every single component of this laptop approaches or surpasses the greatest convertibles on the market, from its comfy keyboard and responsive touchpad to its bass-heavy audio and sensible port options.
Such a comprehensive set of features is not inexpensive, and many clients will find what they want in a less-priced solution. The Spectre x360 14 is, however, the new gold standard in Windows convertibles. Overall, it is the greatest Windows laptop available.
