Class-leading design ; Lovely aesthetic ; Spectacular OLED display ; Excellent keyboard and touchpad ; Thin and light ; Very good battery life

Expensive ; Performance doesn't stand out

“The HP EliteBook Ultra G1i is solid, gorgeous, and packed with business features.”

Long battery life ; Sleek build quality with nice touches like a haptic touchpad ; Bundled AI software is more useful than on past AI PCs

It’s just too expensive ; No discrete GPU, which is necessary for many AI tasks ; Lunar Lake’s multithreaded CPU performance is lacking ; Glossy OLED display isn’t ideal in direct sun

The HP EliteBook Ultra G1i combines a premium Lunar Lake laptop with lots of AI software tricks, but the price tag feels too high.

lightweight and stable aluminum case;good system performance;very quiet cooling;good picture quality at 120 Hz & VRR;good connectivity (3x TB4, Wi-Fi 7);9-MP webcam with shutter;very good haptic touchpad

RAM can't be upgraded;neither WWAN nor a SmartCard reader;worse keyboard than EliteBook X models;PWM flickering

The Intel version of the EliteBook Ultra is significantly better than the Snapdragon version and it features a range of significant upgrades. Its case is lighter, there are more ports, a better webcam, a haptic touchpad and a much better screen. There...

Fantastic build quality and premium materials ; Outstanding 2.8K OLED display ; Impressive software and security suite for business ; Intel Lunar Lake performance is spot on ; Excellent battery life ; Fantastic sound and camera

It is expensive, not for everyone but it does have its buyers

Overall, I have always loved the previous HP line that preceded the EliteBook Ultra, the Dragonfly line. That lineup of HP business machines was always fantastic, and the company has done that heritage proud with the EliteBook that has replaced it.