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Product colour: Black, Silver https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/laptops/53137/hp-split-x2-review Detachable laptop tablet hybrids have always been a great idea in theory, but so far few have managed to strike the right balance between price and performance. HP looks to have made a breakthrough though with the Split X2, which is one of the cheapest tw... This good value detachable tablet hybrid has great battery life and powerful laptop components, but its screen's poor contrast holds it back... Meet the HP Split 13 x2, another Windows 8-powered convertible tablet/laptop hybrid that borrows the form factor of its smaller Envy x2 cousin, but blows it up to a whopping 13-inches and aims to take centre stage as your main laptop and entertainment ... Microsoft's leading the charge for tablets that pack in laptop skills with its Surface range, but HP's taking a different approach by going with full-on laptops that act like tablets. The HP Split 13 x2 provides you with a 13-inch laptop to play with that has a detachable screen that acts as a tablet. As a laptop, it's a fairly standard Windows 8 machine that's armed with a large touchscreen and... Things all go a bit south as soon as you pull out the tablet portion from the keyboard dock, as it's just too big to act as a slate. At 13.3-inches, you'd expect the Split to be packing a high-res screen too, but unfortunately, HP has skimped out and has only included a eye-watering 1366x768 display. The screen is also glossy, meaning you can forget about using it outside. Performance is distinct... HP's Split 13 x2 is an interesting laptop hybrid, but it's one that's just too big and heavy to become your daily go-to computer. It's fine to use as a laptop for casual use in the home, but its performance is rather disappointing, and using it in tabl... The HP Split x2 marries a giant-sized 13.3in tablet with a chunky keyboard dock and a low-end Haswell CPU. By far its most impressive asset, however, is its price: it's only £699. Compared to its costlier rivals, the Split x2 is a lump. The tablet alone ... Despite ample processing power and a reasonable price, the Split X2 is overweight and lacking in refinement...