This Snapdragon X Elite laptop is the first Copilot+ PC to have its price SLASHED for Prime Day

The HP OmniBook X is now $200 off at HP and Best Buy.

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Microsoft’s big Copilot+ PC initiative has only just launched, but we’re already seeing the first deals from some top-name hardware makers. HP’s new OmniBook X, its first Snapdragon X Elite laptop, is already $200 off this week at the HP Store and Best Buy, bringing that pricedown from $1,199 to just$999 at HPand alsoat Best Buy.

These new Snapdragon X laptops are incredible, offering all-day battery life and excellent performance. We’ve already reviewed a handful of them, and we’re reviewing the HP OmniBook X as we speak. We think it’s an excellent addition to the Copilot+ PC market, and for $200 off, it’s a no-brainer.

HP OmniBook X Copilot+ PC |was $1,199.99now $999.99 at Best BuyThe HP OmniBook X is the company’s first Copilot+ PC with a Snapdragon X Elite processor. It has all-day battery life and great performance, paired with 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD storage. Plus, it has one of the better 14.4-inch touchscreen displays with a 2.2K resolution. It’s beautiful!

✅Perfect for:Productivity workflows, office, email, web browsing, Teams, Slack, virtual meetings, light video, and Photoshop work.

❌Avoid it if:You use legacy software that may not have been updated for Arm and gaming.

💰Price check:$999.99 at HP Store(512GB)

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What is a Copilot+ PC?

Copilot+PCs is a new initiative from Microsoft and its hardware partners designed to push Windows devices into a new era with all-day battery life, excellent performance, and AI experiences as three key pillars. The first wave of Copilot+ PCs launched on June 18 from Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Microsoft and more.

The HP OmniBook X is the first to go on sale for less than its suggested retail price, thanks to Amazon Prime Day and related sales this week. Given these devices have only been on the market for a month, a $200 saving this early on is a stellar deal for a top-end Snapdragon X Elite device with 16GB RAM and 1TB storage.

Is the HP OmniBook X any good?

The HP OmniBook X is a high-end flagship laptop featuring a gorgeous 14.4-inch 2.2K IPS glass touch display, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD storage, and theSnapdragon X EliteSoC with 45TOPSNPU. This NPU enables some of the new Copilot+ AI experiences, including on-device image generation in Photos and Paint andWindows Recall, which is coming later this year.

It also features a full-sized backlit keyboard that’s great to type on and a large precision trackpad that’s easy to use. Dual speakers offer good sound, and a 5MP webcam is available for video calls. The device is also quite light, coming in at just under 3lbs, making it a great travel laptop.

We’ve also got I/O in the form of 1x USB-A, 1x 3.5mm audio jack, and 2x USB-C ports. Overall, this really is an ultrabook-level laptop, and you’re getting a lot for your money at $999 while this deal is active. So don’t miss it!

What is Amazon Prime Day 2024?

Amazon Prime Day is a two-day event where Prime subscribers can save significantly on popular products, including laptops, accessories, and more. Running from July 16 to July 17, Windows Central is dedicated to rounding up the best tech deals throughout the event. Since it can be challenging to sift through all the less desirable deals, we’ve compiled a collection of thebest Prime Day dealsfor you. This collection will be continuously updated, so keep checking back!

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