Testseek.com have collected 71 expert reviews of the HP Omen 15t/15-DC1xx Series and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HP Omen 15t/15-DC1xx Series.
July 2019
(85%)
71 Reviews
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matte IPS panel, NVMe SSD, 2.5-inch drive bay, remained moderately warm, not too loud, decent battery life, backlit keyboard, easy maintenance
dim display, low color-space coverage, no Thunderbolt 3, single-channel RAM
HP Omen 15-dc1020ng (7DT48EA). Review unit courtesy of Cyberport.At the time of writing the HP Omen 15-dc1020ng was the most affordable entry-level Omen 15 notebook. Around $1,000 get you a gaming notebook with Core i5-9300H and GeForce GTX 1650 capable o...
good value for money, replaceable RAM and storage, 144 Hz panel, no PWM, comparatively low power consumption
low contrast ratio, high black level, short battery life
The HP Omen 15-dc1303ng laptop review. Test device courtesy of HP Germany.The HP Omen 15 remains a solid gaming laptop. The dc1303ng retains the strengths of its predecessor while having considerably more power under the hood. The device also runs compara...
Abstract: Sometimes we just want to be able to play graphically potent video games somewhere other than our desks. To address this gaming vs. travel conundrum, Nvidia and partners have developed high-end RTX Max-Q gaming laptop designs. From the CES 2019 stage, Nvi...
The HP Omen 15 makes minor mis-steps, just like any gaming laptop – but it's better than most other options in the market.On the inside, the RTX 2070 Max-Q is a powerful GPU that has enough power to play single-player titles at good framerates and to hand...
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Published: 2019-09-30, Author: Andrew , review by: techteamgb.co.uk
Abstract: It's been a while since I've reviewed an OMEN product, and it seems like a lot has changed. This is their GTX 1650, i5 9300H laptop, and it's actually pretty impressive. Lets start with the performance.In games, the 1650 does alright. I ran my benchmarks...
240Hz display with GSync support, Excellent speakers for a laptop, Plenty of I/O options, including Thunderbolt 3 and an SD card reader, Relatively quiet fans for a laptop in this class, Reasonable value
Singlechannel memory results in huge performance deficits, Relatively heavy at 2.4kg, No perkey RGB customisations, Mediocre battery life
Slimmer is always betterThis year's HP Omen 15 is a nice step up from last year's model. For one, it's markedly slimmer, although it could still do with losing a few grams. Build quality, especially in the palm rest area, is generally solid too and the la...
