HP Omni 27 Quad

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Pros:

Big display; HDMI input; HP’s Magic Canvas.
For now, the HP Omni 27 has the largest display available among Windows-based all-in-ones.

Cons:

Absurd volume control in HDMI mode; integrated graphics; display lacks precision for critical applications.
Despite its big screen, the Omni 27's other specs are only average for its price.

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Last revision on September 25, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Big display; HDMI input; HP’s Magic Canvas
For now, the HP Omni 27 has the largest display available among Windows-based all-in-ones

Reviewers Didn't Like

Absurd volume control in HDMI mode; integrated graphics; display lacks precision for critical applications
Despite its big screen, the Omni 27's other specs are only average for its price

Expert reviews and ratings

One of the high notes of the last HP all-in-one I reviewed was the company's Beats Audio. I expected nothing less from this system and thankfully it didn't disappoint. The speaker bar below the display was able to fill a large room with great...

By TechSpot on July 09, 2012

THE DISPLAYS IN HP’s TouchSmart series top out at 23 inches. To get anything bigger, you must move over to HP’s Omni all-in-one lineup. The upper limit here is a ginormous 27 inches, but you won’t get that slick touch user interface,...

By Maximum PC on June 21, 2012

HP's Omni 27 is the king of Windows all-in-ones in terms of screen size, but you'd be smart to wait and compare it with the other 27-inchers due out later this...

By cnet on March 07, 2012