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One of the best work from home laptops ever made is $450 off right now

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Amazing Deal HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 front angled view showing display and keyboard.
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If, like many of our readers, you work from home, then you’ll know all about the temptations of buying one of the best laptops ever and getting some solid work hours in at the local coffee house or from the sofa at home. But there’s always something with those laptops, isn’t there? That’s why we investigated the best work from home laptops in the first place. Now, one of those laptops is on sale for $500 off its normal price. The HP OmniBook Ultra Flip is usually $1,450 but you can now get it for a cool $1,000. Tap the button below to start shopping (and customizing your laptop) or keep reading to see what our thoughts were on this 2-in-1 laptop and why it’ll be great for your gig.

Why you should buy the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip

At its base, the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip has an Intel Core Ultra 5 processor, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of SSD storage, though all of these are upgradable. Its screen is 14-inches, OLED, gets up to 120Hz, and is (to quote our HP OmniBook Ultra Flip review) drop-dead gorgeous.

So why did this laptop make the cut when it comes to WFH laptops? Firstly, its Intel Core Ultra Series processors gives it a great battery life due to their processing efficiency (over 11 hours of web browsing, for instance). Next, the 9MP webcam gives you a better-than-1080p headshot during those dreaded digital meeting hours. And, finally, it does have that 180-degree hinge that makes it a tablet, so you can curl up in a corner and read that PDF in a cozy spot when necessary or even use the included active pen to do some notetaking or contract signing as required.

If you like the features of the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip, now is a great time to buy it while it is $450 off, making the base model $1,000 instead of $1,450. Just tap the button below to do so. Alternatively, if you’re looking for something just a bit bigger, be sure to check out our listing of the best 15-inch laptops.

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