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HP OmniBook X Flip

2025 - Present

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The HP OmniBook X Flip is a 2025-generation 2-in-1 convertible built for owners who want a full Windows laptop that also folds flat into a tablet, whether that means taking notes with a pen, sketching, or watching video on a plane tray table. HP sells it as a 14-inch and a 16-inch chassis, under sub-model numbers such as 14t-kb000, 14z-kc000, 16t-cb000, and 16z-cc000, spread across AMD Ryzen AI and Intel Core Ultra processor tiers. Because the OmniBook name now covers several silicon generations, two units that look identical on the outside can differ a lot inside. That range is also why demand holds up at resale: a well-configured OmniBook X Flip with a current chip and a healthy battery still competes with new retail stock. Pick your screen size, processor, and condition in the tool above for an instant cash offer, or see how the trade-in process works before you commit to selling your laptop.

Confirm you have the HP OmniBook X Flip

The fastest way to check is inside Windows. Press Windows key + R, type msinfo32, and press enter to open System Information, where "System Model" lists the exact string, such as 14-kb0932nr or 16-as0047nr. You can also flip the laptop over and read the regulatory label on the underside, which prints the same model number along with the HP product number.

14-inch models

  • 14t-kb000
  • 14z-kc000
  • 14-kb0932nr
  • 14-fk0047nr

16-inch models

  • 16t-cb000
  • 16z-cc000
  • 16-as0047nr
  • 16-as0033dx

HP product numbers

  • B88BZUA#ABA
  • D9KU1UA#ABA

Prefer a visual check? Look for the 360-degree hinge that lets the display fold all the way back against the underside of the keyboard, and a touchscreen you can drive with a finger or a pen. The lid also reads "OmniBook," not "Envy" or "Spectre" — those were HP's older consumer convertible names before the OmniBook line replaced them.

Core hardware configurations

Processor

  • AMD Ryzen 5 220
  • AMD Ryzen AI 5 340
  • AMD Ryzen AI 7 350
  • Intel Core Ultra 5 Series 2
  • Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 2
  • Intel Core Ultra 5 Series 3
  • Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 3
  • Intel Core Ultra 9 Series 3

Graphics

  • Integrated Radeon graphics on the AMD Ryzen builds
  • Integrated Intel Arc graphics on the Core Ultra builds

Memory

  • LPDDR5x memory, soldered to the board
  • Capacity is fixed at purchase and cannot be upgraded later

Storage

  • M.2 NVMe SSD
  • Capacity chosen at time of purchase

Because memory is soldered, the processor and RAM tier a unit shipped with is fixed for life. That is also what moves resale value the most on this model: a top-tier Ryzen AI 7 350 or Core Ultra 9 Series 3 build with more onboard memory holds value better than an entry Ryzen 5 220 configuration, since neither can be upgraded after the fact.

Display & audio

Display

A touchscreen panel in either the 14-inch or 16-inch chassis, mounted on a 360-degree hinge so the display folds flat for tablet use or stands up in tent mode for video calls. Pen input is supported for note-taking and sketching.

Audio

Built-in stereo speakers tuned for calls and everyday media playback, paired with a microphone array on the display bezel.

Security

A Windows Hello infrared camera for face sign-in, plus a fingerprint reader built into the keyboard deck.

Ports & connectivity

Port selection is standard for a thin convertible, with the mix of USB-C standards depending on whether you have an AMD or Intel configuration.

Wired
  • USB-C (Thunderbolt 4 on Intel Core Ultra models, USB4 on AMD Ryzen AI models)
  • USB-A
  • Headphone/microphone combo jack
Wireless
  • Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7, depending on configuration
  • Bluetooth

2-in-1 convertible Touchscreen 360-degree hinge Windows 11 AI PC / Copilot+ capable USB-C charging Backlit keyboard Fingerprint reader

Battery, build & more

Battery

A sealed internal battery charged over USB-C. Battery health is one of the first things a working unit is tested for, since it cannot be swapped by the seller.

Build

A slim, hinge-forward convertible chassis in either the 14-inch or 16-inch footprint, built to fold flat for tablet use without feeling loose in laptop mode.

Software

Ships with Windows 11 and HP's own support and update utilities preinstalled.

Market positioning

A mainstream, mid-range 2-in-1, sitting between budget Windows laptops and HP's premium Spectre-tier convertibles. Higher processor and memory tiers push a unit closer to that premium bracket at resale.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the model number or exact configuration?
Press Windows key + R, type msinfo32, and press enter. The System Information window lists "System Model," which will read something like 14-kb0932nr or 16-as0047nr, along with the exact processor installed. You can also flip the laptop over and read the sticker on the underside, which carries the same model number plus an HP product number in the format shown on this page. If the sticker has worn off, the on-screen method is more reliable since it pulls straight from firmware rather than a printed label. Either method also confirms your RAM and storage size if you check System Information further, under Installed Physical Memory. Use our model finder if you are unsure which listing on this page matches your unit.
02 How do I tell it apart from the standard HP OmniBook X?
The regular HP OmniBook X is a clamshell laptop with no touchscreen and no folding hinge, while the OmniBook X Flip is the convertible in the family. If the display will not fold back flat against the keyboard, or the screen does not respond to touch, you have the standard OmniBook X, not the Flip. The lid badge on both reads "OmniBook," so the hinge behavior and touchscreen are the reliable tells, not the logo. Checking the model number through msinfo32, as described above, will also confirm which one you have, since Flip and non-Flip models use different number ranges.
03 Can I sell it with damage, a weak battery, or a locked account?
Yes. Cracked hinges, dead pixels, a battery that no longer holds charge, and units that won't power on are all still worth quoting, and the condition picker above adjusts the offer accordingly rather than rejecting the listing. The one hard requirement is that the laptop must be signed out of its Microsoft account and, if BitLocker or Find My Device is active, removed from that account before shipping. A laptop still locked to a Microsoft account cannot be resold and will hold up your payout while we sort it out with you.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
Processor tier and memory size matter most, since both are fixed at the factory and cannot be upgraded afterward. A Ryzen AI 7 350 or Core Ultra 9 Series 3 unit with more onboard RAM will consistently be worth more than an entry Ryzen 5 220 build in the same condition. Beyond that, a screen and hinge with no cracks, a battery that still holds a reasonable charge, and the original charger all help. Cosmetic wear on the lid or keyboard deck matters less than a working touchscreen and a hinge that folds smoothly through its full range.
05 How do I erase it and remove my accounts, and how do I get paid?
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Reset this PC, and choose to remove everything. Before you run the reset, sign out of and remove the device from your Microsoft account under Settings → Accounts, and if BitLocker is enabled, suspend or disable it so the drive is not left encrypted for the next owner. Once the reset finishes and the device is unlinked, it is ready to ship. Shipping is free and insured, and payment goes out after testing, by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check. Full steps are in our data erasure protocols.