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A score of 4023, considering its size and price, is very good. It’s unlikely you would compare the three to buy if size is an issue. We should note that both of these laptops are of significant size and weight. A similarly priced laptop from Acer, the Predator 17x had a score between 4004 to 6789 depending on the overclocking of the CPU. To put that in to some context the HP ZBook 17 inch we reviewed in January 2018 more than doubled that with a score at 8772 - but also comes with double the price tag. The PCMARK10 score for the ZBook x2 is 4023.
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We also rendered from both Premiere Pro and After Effects and compared the performance to the last two generations of the MacBook Pro.
To test the abilities of the ZBook x2, we ran PCMARK10 for a standard benchmark. Getting past the interface, within Premiere Pro, we played back UHD 4K H.264, 60 Mbps MOV files from a DJI Phantom 4, and while there were dropped frames during playback, it was not more than with the other laptops we tested against the ZBook x2. You can plug in a mouse, and it’s as good as gold. You also don’t have to use the pen to edit. With time, we see users being able to get used to its sensitivity. This isn’t enough to disqualify it as an editing system though. We found that the resolution of the screen made selecting some effect controls in Adobe Premiere Pro CC difficult. However, using the pen to edit video was no big deal. We were quite skeptical that anyone would want to video edit with a tablet and pen. HP Quick KeysĪs a workstation, we were impressed with what it could do.
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The biggest drawback of the ZBook x2 is that it’s heavier than we’d like, but then again, it is packed full of resources. It uses a glare-resistant coating, and because of its resolution, it can handle the fine detail required for drawing or designing. The ZBook x2 has programmable buttons called Quick Keys on each side of the screen that you can map to tools, keyboard shortcuts and other utilities. The pen is powered by the screen, so it won’t need to be charged to use - it’s always ready. The screen has a kickstand to give it the laptop form factor, but is very awkward sitting on an actual lap.Īs a tablet, it’s quite amazing. However, if you want to use the machine on your lap as a laptop, it’s not going to stay open on its own. The keyboard feels great - nothing like the shallow keys of a MacBook Pro with Touchbar.
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It’s a tablet with a Bluetooth keyboard that magnetically connects. The first part of the ZBook x2 that we need to address is the form factor. Can the ZBook x2 perform all of this as promised? That’s a pretty tall order. Back at your desk, you can connect to dual 4K external displays and animate your drawing in After Effects without needing more resources. They wanted you to be able to take the ZBook x2 to a meeting, scratch down some ideas with the included pen, then go to the coffee shop and draw up an idea in Photoshop or Illustrator. HP designed the ZBook x2 for workflow and mobility.
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Operating on Windows 10, it has a UHD 4K DreamColor Touch display, a detachable backlit Bluetooth keyboard and a pen that offers 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity. It also offers discrete graphics with an Nvidia Quadro M620. It’s configured with a quad core 8th generation Intel i7 1.9 gigahertz (GHz) processor boostable to 4.2Ghz and 32 gigabytes (GB) of RAM. The internal drive is the only specification that isn’t the top option. The review unit we tested has almost all resources maxed out. Once we got our hands on the ZBook x2, we put it to the test to see how usable it is and how well it can handle the requirements of video creators.įor some, the ZBook x2’s detachable form factor is a welcome idea for others, HP is going to need to win them over. For some, the ZBook x2’s detachable form factor is a welcome idea for others, HP is going to need to win them over. Released at Adobe MAX in Las Vegas in 2017, we were there to see the response from the large creative community first-hand. Though the ZBook x2 can easily handle video editing work, it has a few unique issues that could be a deal-breaker for some users. While the specs back up their claim, the introduction of a detachable tablet as a workstation is a very new idea.
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HP touts the ZBook x2 as the solution to the creative professional on the go.
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