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HP Spectre Fold review photos

sam rutherford
Senior Writer, Reviews
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  • <p>The Spectre Fold's detachable Bluetooth keyboard uses magnets to snap into a few preset positions.</p>
    1/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    The Spectre Fold's detachable Bluetooth keyboard uses magnets to snap into a few preset positions.

  • <p>The Spectre Fold's kickstand was to design to sit flush with the body of the laptop when closed.</p>
    2/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    The Spectre Fold's kickstand was to design to sit flush with the body of the laptop when closed.

  • <p>While bending the screen causes some distortion, the effect is minimal.</p>
    3/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    While bending the screen causes some distortion, the effect is minimal.

  • <p>In Expanded mode, the Spectre Fold gives you about an extra half a screen to mess around with.</p>
    4/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    In Expanded mode, the Spectre Fold gives you about an extra half a screen to mess around with.

  • <p>HP's detachable keyboard nestles neatly inside the Spectre Fold when closed.</p>
    5/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    HP's detachable keyboard nestles neatly inside the Spectre Fold when closed.

  • <p>From the back in clamshell mode, the Spectre Fold looks like any other laptop.</p>
    6/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    From the back in clamshell mode, the Spectre Fold looks like any other laptop.

  • <p>At barely more than three-quarters of an inch thick, the Spectre Fold is surprisingly sleek.</p>
    7/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    At barely more than three-quarters of an inch thick, the Spectre Fold is surprisingly sleek.

  • <p>The Spectre Fold can keep its keyboard and stylus topped up thanks to hidden magnetic charging coils.</p>
    8/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    The Spectre Fold can keep its keyboard and stylus topped up thanks to hidden magnetic charging coils.

  • <p>In all-in-one mode, the position of the Spectre Fold's webcam on the left side of its display can be a bit awkward.</p>
    9/9

    HP Spectre Fold review photos

    In all-in-one mode, the position of the Spectre Fold's webcam on the left side of its display can be a bit awkward.

<p>The Spectre Fold's detachable Bluetooth keyboard uses magnets to snap into a few preset positions.</p>
<p>The Spectre Fold's kickstand was to design to sit flush with the body of the laptop when closed.</p>
<p>While bending the screen causes some distortion, the effect is minimal.</p>
<p>In Expanded mode, the Spectre Fold gives you about an extra half a screen to mess around with.</p>
<p>HP's detachable keyboard nestles neatly inside the Spectre Fold when closed.</p>
<p>From the back in clamshell mode, the Spectre Fold looks like any other laptop.</p>
<p>At barely more than three-quarters of an inch thick, the Spectre Fold is surprisingly sleek.</p>
<p>The Spectre Fold can keep its keyboard and stylus topped up thanks to hidden magnetic charging coils.</p>
<p>In all-in-one mode, the position of the Spectre Fold's webcam on the left side of its display can be a bit awkward.</p>