HP Chromebook X2 11 review: Plays hard, but can’t work hard
HP did a great job here with everything but the price and marketing.
HP turned a number of heads when it first announced the HP Chromebook X2 11. This was our first premium Chrome tablet since the Google Pixel Slate back in 2018, and it looked much more polished. Unlike the Pixel Slate, it came with the kickstand and keyboard in the box, and unlike the Lenovo Chromebook Duet, the keyboard would actually magnetize to the tablet when it was closed for easier carrying and better protection of the screen.
However, the other reason for that head-turning was the starting price attached to the X2 11: $600. That’s higher than some of the best Chromebooks on the market, including many powerful laptops like the ASUS Chromebook Flip 536. People expect a lot from tablets priced that high — that’s getting into iPad Pro and Surface Pro territory — but the HP Chromebook X2 11 can’t quite deliver the power of that price bracket.
So, why am I in love with this teal tablet? Because the HP Chrom…