22 1/2 hours on a single charge, to be precise

HP isn’t pulling any punches with its refreshed Spectre x360: the brand is promising that their new convertible can deliver all-day battery life, quoting 22.5 hours of use on a single charge.

That’s a pretty ambitious claim, one that we’re testing ourselves once we get our hands on one. Aside from astounding battery life, the Spectre x360 delivers solid performance via Intel’s 8th generation Core processors, along with discrete graphics. As far as we can tell, there will be two processor/GPU configs available for the Spectre x360: 6-core, 8th Generation Core processors with an NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti with Max Q Design and a quad-core, 8th Generation Core processors with NVIDIA’s GeForce MX 150 GPU.

The refreshed variant also offers a new gem cut design with elegant dual-chamfers cut on every side of the notebook. A cleverly positioned USB Type-C port on the angled corner near the hinge of the Spectre x360 allows for better cable management. Extras like Bang and Olufsen audio plus an electrical kill switch for the webcam for enhanced privacy make the notebook an attractive choice for people looking for a stylish ultrabook that’s quite different from what you see nowadays.

While the Spectre x360 convertible is available in both 13 and 15-inch variants in other countries, HP is only bringing the 13-inch version of the Spectre x360 to the Philippines for Php 87,990.