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HPhas been earning a lot of attention from me lately, and it’s mostly been great.
On the other hand, HP’s enterprise efforts have begun to draw me away from those consumer-focused devices.
This is a fine-looking laptop, but it’s also really capable.
This hands-on was made possible thanks to a pre-production sample provided by HP.
HP had no input nor saw the contents of this review prior to publication.
On top of being premium, portable, and sustainable, the EliteBook Ultra 14’s design is practical.
On the inside, the EliteBook Ultra 14 is similar to the latest generation of flagship Windows laptops.
HP continues to impress me with its keyboards, too, and that haptic touchpad is glorious.
You get the gist; I really like this laptop.
HP’s premium hardware continues to impress me.
It’s a premium enterprise-focused PC, and it’s coming soon.
Either way, HP is rapidly making me an EliteBook fan.
Of course, that’s also true of the other HP EliteBooks announced during CES 2025.
I’ll never say no to a nice blue laptop, although I wish this color was brighter.
There are some crucial differences, though.
Wolf Security is also baked in by default.
Enjoy all the benefits of the non-Flip EliteBook X, but in four different postures.
From left to right on top, a 3.5mm audio jack, USB Type-A 3.2 Gen 2 port, USB Type-C Thunderbolt 4 port; from left to right on bottom, two USB Type-C Thunderbolt 4 ports and a Kensington Nano security lock.(Image credit: HP)
HP seems pretty confident in its video conferencing prowess with the EliteBook Ultra 14.(Image credit: HP)
Content of all kinds will definitely look good on that 120Hz OLED display.(Image credit: HP)
14-inch laptops are the perfect size precisely because of tiny tables like this.(Image credit: HP)
This is a very thin laptop, so it’s easy to hold.(Image credit: HP)
Everyone, crowd around and check out my EliteBook.(Image credit: HP)
I’m starting to look forward to EliteBook announcements more than OmniBook.
The HP EliteBook Ultra 14 (G1i) could be one of the best laptops of 2025.
It’s a familiar design, with a lovely large touchpad.(Image credit: Windows Central | Daniel Rubino)
Of course, you get a 360-degrees hinge, giving you more versatility than your average enterprise notebook.(Image credit: Windows Central | Daniel Rubino)
The port selection is solid, and you even get optional 4G LTE.(Image credit: Windows Central | Daniel Rubino)
The EliteBook X Flip 14 promises to be a well-rounded, obtainable enterprise laptop.(Image credit: Windows Central | Daniel Rubino)
There’s no OLED here, but that’s okay.(Image credit: Windows Central | Daniel Rubino)
Despite the compact design, you get plenty of ports.(Image credit: Windows Central | Daniel Rubino)
The EliteBook X is targeting a different audience than the Ultra.(Image credit: HP)
It’s still designed with AI in mind, though.(Image credit: HP)
If you really need a convertible laptop for work, this is looking like a great option.(Image credit: HP)
Stylus support will also be here for the EliteBook X Flip 14.(Image credit: HP)
