HP is expanding its thin-and-light notebook lineup with two 14-inch OLED models built around Intel processors and on-device AI capabilities. The OmniBook 5 14 AI PC is the consumer-focused option, starting at $699.99 in the U.S., while the ProBook 4 G2iS 14 AI PC targets professionals and small-to-medium businesses with a more durable, higher-refresh display configuration.
OmniBook 5 focuses on portable everyday computing
At 11.77 mm thick and 1.16 kg (about 2.56 pounds), the aluminum OmniBook 5 14 AI PC is designed for students and users who want a compact laptop for daily work and entertainment. Its hinge opens to 180 degrees, and HP rates battery life at up to 42 hours of local video playback; that figure should be viewed as a playback-specific maximum rather than an expectation for mixed everyday use.
- Touch-enabled OLED display with up to 2.5K resolution, up to 620 nits of brightness, and 100% DCI-P3 color coverage
- Intel Core 7 processor with an integrated NPU for selected AI workloads
- Full HD infrared camera with Windows Hello sign-in support
- Poly Studio-tuned audio with DTS Ultra
- Two full-function USB-C ports and a compact 65W HP USB Mini GaN charger
- HP Eye Ease display technology
Color options for the OmniBook 5 are Smoke Silver, Starlit Blue, Peony Pink, and Soft Honeydew. It is available through HP’s U.S. website, with pricing beginning at $699.99.
ProBook 4 adds business-oriented capacity and durability
The ProBook 4 G2iS 14 AI PC is HP’s thinnest business notebook to date, according to the company. Its aluminum chassis measures 12 mm thick and starts at 1.18 kg (about 2.60 pounds). The 14-inch OLED panel steps up to 2.8K resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and 100% DCI-P3 coverage, features that may appeal to professionals who want smoother motion alongside a more color-capable screen.
- Intel Core 7 processor options
- NPU performance of up to 17 TOPS
- Up to 32GB of RAM
- Up to 1TB of storage
- 70Wh battery with HP Fast Charge support
- Durability certification to MIL-STD standards
The ProBook will be offered in Eclipse Gray, Atmospheric Blue, and Mist Silver. HP expects it to arrive in December 2026, but has not announced U.S. pricing. For buyers who need a light OLED notebook now, the OmniBook 5 is the immediate lower-cost choice; the ProBook’s appeal will depend on its eventual price and final configurations.
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