HP Omen 15 Review

When we first met HP’s Omen series, it will be remembered that the differences between the Pavilion and the Pavilion consisted of cosmetic touches. These gaming laptops, which have found their own identity and line as time passes, have now turned into a special series designed entirely for gamers.

The HP Omen 15 , which we host on our pages this month , is a model with many different configurations. It is possible to choose the right one for you from many different options from the processor used to the graphics card, from storage options to the display panel. Our test computer has a 15.6 inch 1080p / 60Hz, 178 degree viewing angle screen, referred to as the dh0006nt configuration.

The panel is joined to the main body from the middle and looks extremely pleasing to the eye. The product, which has an extremely aggressive design, comes with a four-zone backlit keyboard. Some models can be found with red lighting. Mechanical keyboards are not preferred, the number of people who think that they are not necessary and efficient in laptops is not a few. The keyboard has an anti-ghosting feature on the 26 keys most commonly used in games, it goes without saying how important it is.

It should also be noted that HP has equipped this model with a Bang & Olufsen sound system supported by HP Audio Boost . HP has done a pretty good job, although sound solutions on laptops don’t come close to great. Note that when you plug your headphones into the DTS: Headphone: X jack, you can reach 360 degrees of surround sound. Small but quality touches.

HP used the Intel Core i7-9750H processor in this model . This processor with 6 cores and 12 threads with a base frequency of 2.60 Ghz can reach up to 4.50 Mhz in boost mode. 16GB of 2666Mhz DDR4 memory is preferred as RAM. And of course the graphics card. Nvidia’s 6GB RTX 2060 powers the HP Omen 15 and promises high performance in all games currently on the market and in the near future. On the desktop, Intel’s UHD Graphics 630 graphics chip comes into play, which is very beneficial for your battery life. In terms of storage, the model has no HDD, instead it has a 512GB SSD and its performance is also very satisfactory.

The product, which has a very compact case, weighs 2.58 kg and is quite normal considering the features it offers. Although the adapter is small, it heats up considerably. On the other hand, we have to mention that the product has a very successful cooling system, while the noise is quite loud under load, which is expected. Omen’s connectivity options, including Bluetooth 5.0, are also quite rich. It was quite surprising to see an Ethernet port on such a slim model.