HP ZBOOK CREATE 15 G7

HP ZBOOK CREATE 15 G7 Price in Pakistan

Overview

The ZBook Create G7’s premium build quality makes it feel worth the price, with a beautifully sculpted aluminum frame that shows off just a few of the angled edges we’ve seen on some of HP’s Spectre line. The Bang & Olufsen-tuned speakers sound far better than most laptops on the market (though headphones are still a worthwhile upgrade), and even the charger feels premium, with a braided cable and strong reinforced joints so it won’t break down.

Performance is off the charts

Thanks to its 10th-gen Core i9 processor, the HP ZBook Create G7 is the most powerful laptop I’ve tested for Reviewed, eking past the Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 in both single- and multi-core GeekBench scores, and blowing past it in gaming benchmarks thanks to its RTX 2070 Super. You can also configure it with lots of RAM and storage, but make sure you buy enough RAM for the future, since it isn’t user-replaceable. That way, whatever you throw at this laptop—video editing, 3D modeling, gaming, and beyond—it’ll handle the task with aplomb. Its stiffest competition probably comes from Apple’s new M1 chip, which trades blows with much less heat.

The keyboard and trackpad are comfortable and accurate

HP has had some troublesome touchpads in the past (in part thanks to their resistance to using Microsoft Precision Touchpads), but the ZBook Create pretty much nails it. The touchpad, while not abnormally huge, should provide more than enough space for creators to manipulate images in Photoshop or scrub through a long video timeline, with a smooth surface that glides effortlessly and points accurately. The click is clear and defined without being too loud, too—while I wouldn’t use it next to my sleeping spouse, I’d feel comfortable using it in a quiet library without bothering my neighbors (something I cannot say of all trackpads I’ve used).

The bright, 4K screen is perfect for creators

While we didn’t test the AMOLED touch screen available on some ZBook Create models, the 4K IPS display HP offers is fantastic for those working with photos and video. HP advertises the brightness as 600 hits, but when we measured it with our X-Rite i1Display Pro, we actually found it peaked closer to 695 nits. That’s plenty bright for working outdoors or even working with some HDR footage, especially since it also covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color space, according to our tests. Just note that, because it’s an IPS display, black levels aren’t stellar—we measured contrast ratio at 1755:1, which is better than most IPS displays, but nowhere as good as you’d get with the upgrade AMOLED panel.