Spectre x360
The Spectre x360 models are 2-in-1 convertibles; its name refers to its 360 degree hinge. HP also make similar x360 branded convertibles in the Envy and Pavilion lines.
The first Spectre x360 (also called Spectre Pro x360[12]) ran on Broadwell 5th generation Intel Core. Released in March 2015, retailing for US$899.[13][14][15] It has a distinctive HEWLETT PACKARD wordmark embossed on the front and the lid.[16] In October 2015, an updated x360 (also called Spectre Pro x360 G2[17]) came out with the 6th generation Skylake processor.[18] At CES 2016 the 15-inch model with Skylake was announced.[19]
In October 2016, a third generation Spectre x360 13 was released with Intel's Kaby Lake (7th generation Core). With a refreshed design and featuring the new Spectre-specific HP logo (which was later adopted for some of HP's high-end products), it is smaller, thinner, and adds a Thunderbolt 3 port.[20][21] Spectre x360 15 with Kaby Lake was announced a few months later.[22] The next revision came later in 2017 with 8th generation Core,[23][24] and a 4K resolution touch display.[25] Again, this was followed by a 15-inch variant introduced at CES 2018[26][27]
The 2019 version of Spectre x360 13 with 10th generation Intel Core has a smaller footprint compared to the previous, removing most bezels.[30][31][32] The Spectre x360 15 debuted at CES 2020.[33] In September 2020, a new generation Spectre x360 13 came using 11th generation Tiger Lake Core processors;[34] a new Spectre x360 14 was also introduced, with a 3:2 ratio display measuring.[35][36] A year later, Spectre x360 16, with a 16-inch screen, was introduced.[37]
The line was updated to 12th generation Intel Core in May 2022.[39][40] The previous generation's Spectre x360 13 (which had a 13.3" 16:9 display) and Spectre x360 14 (which had a 13.5" 3:2 display) were essentially replaced by a single Spectre x360 13.5 model[41] (which HP also market as simply 'Spectre x360 2-in-1 Laptop').[41] 2024 saw the introduction of the next generation x360 models and the first with the Intel's Core Ultra branding.[42]
As of July 2025, the Spectre x360 was one of the only remaining models available in the Spectre series shortly before it was replaced with the OmniBook Ultra series afterwards.
