I know this is a pretty old post but I picked up one of these laptops used so I ran across this video. I really enjoyed the presentation and the fact that you are an actual artist and you showed us how this part of the laptop works. I also felt like you gave us a good overview of the laptops ports and features.
Thank you very much for your comment. It is a very nice machine that is powerful and also good for artists. I hope it came with the pen. Enjoy it. Cheers!
Yes well agreed! What a great and informative video. I have also been looking at this laptop for sometime on a list of my favorites to get. It serves so much purpose. It would be ideal if they were able to keep all the I/O at 14 in with similar internals 2 hard drives and dedicated GPU....but none the less a great laptop. Abd this review is by far one of the best to actually see how well it works with graphics versus many just showing drawing shapes or obscure lines. I really which they would update the HP. Zbook x2 - that one I really like since it can detach from the keyboard. An updated version of that I think would be most great. Excellent work on this video and stellar artwork. Gratitude.
It's finally here! My review of the HP ZBook Studio X360 mobile workstation, a great mobile workstation for all kinds of production work that also converts into a cintiq-like painting tablet!
@Eli Suryana Thanks Eli for the thoughtful comment. I agree with many of your points. I'm glad that it has the power of a serious mobile workstation combined with the painting and features of a high-end tablet. For many people it is the only computer they'll need (as you put it).
which HP studio X360 g5 or hp zbook x2 laptop would you choose? Please check whether you can draw with a stylus from a Samsung tablet or phone on the hp zbook x2!
@Eli Suryana hp feathers are uncomfortable. aluminum is slippery too. and the stylus itself is thick. I think the standard should be styluses similar in ergonomics as the Samsung tab s3 poanchet I would like to have one kstroystao and milking work and rest, a laptop with an i7 8850h or 8750h processor and a P1000 video card would be enough for me for a long time and that it was all in the HP zbook x2 feed! I will take the zbook x2 because of the form factor with the Bluetooth keyboard and back stand, and the screen ratio. there are also buttons on the screen part of the tablet. I think this is what a laptop should be for drawing, and not only. I would like to have a numpad on the keyboard. when working with blender2. 8, it will be more convenient. and this model has a stylus without batteries.
Thanks for the great review! I've watched some of your hp zbook reviews ,it's clear and helpful, I really like it. I have a zbook studio G3 my own. I really like their product. Nice looking and very powerful machine.
@@Joeherman Hi Joe! Thank you for replying. I'm a game art designer. I do mostly 2d arts. Like painting in photoshop , creating UI things in illustrator , and even running game engines. My zbook never fails me. Recently I start learning 3d artworks , and I think it can also get its work done. :)
Hahaha! Thank you. I actually like to do most of my painting on one layer. I used to make a ton of layers and all that happened was that I ended up collapsing them anyway. Now I only make another layer once in a while if I really need them. Anyway, painting on one layer kind of feels like you are painting on a canvas. Cheers to you.
I have the 15.6" ZBook Studio x360 G5 with 32 gigs of ram and Dreamcolor display. The damn thing has wavy lines on a slower diagonal, pisses me off since I paid about 3k for everything. but it's frustrated to draw on. So I'm buying an Ipad to draw on. I have contacted the company but all they did is send me another pen that does the same thing.
@@Joeherman Don't get me wrong, If I'm drawing at my normal speed like for sketching or painting its good (might need to put smoothing on a little). But if I want to do something slow like work on my calligraphy, that's when it hurts me. But the pc does everything else I want it to (Graphic Design) just wish the drawing experience (for me) was better.
Which one in comparison between Z book Studio X 360 vs Zenbook pro dou vs Acer Triton 900 vs Lenovo C 940 (15) in performance as all of the three come with the same i9 processor&32gb RAM & are touchscreen with wacom pen support ? Let me know what you guys think about it as it may help me to decide and purchase one.
Zbook studio x360 G5 vs thinkpad P1.... which will you recommend? Assuming both have the same price and spec: i7-8850h, P2000, 4K screen (non-dreamcolour),
I would say that the ThinkPad is somewhat lighter and more portable, but does not convert into a painting tablet like the x360. The x360 feels really solid. If portability is your main consideration, the P1 (or the ZBook Studio) is good. However, if you want a painting and inking solution, as demonstrated in the video, the x360 is hard to beat.
@@Joeherman Alright thanks! It's alot to consider... With student discount could get the x360 cheaper than the P1. But I am just worried about the weight and size of it. I love the P1 size and small slim charger, but it's battery life is worrisome.
@J.W. Ambrose I heard that the Thinkpad has a 80 watt hour battery and the Zbook has a 96.5 or 97WHr one, so theoretically the zbook should last longer. However, the P2000 can have a negative impact on battery life, but you don't have the Dreamcolor panel (which further hurts battery life), so I guess you're still good. Actually, here: www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/hp-zbook-studio-x360-g5 That model has a Xeon processor but it has a P1000 graphics card, and it still lasts over 9 hours doing normal stuff.
Hello, do you have HP active Pen G2? What is the product id of this pen? I've got L16132-001 and that it doesn't work properly, when I am drawing with it sometimes detects my hand and it goes crazy. actived the option "Ignore touch input when I am using my pen" but this option doesnt help...
@@Joeherman while drawing with stylus on screen, the palm may also touch the screen which may create unwanted marks in drawing. If palm rejection feature is enable, the screen doesn't consider palm. It will consider only stylus. So that we should fully concentrate on the drawing without second thought of accidental touches.
It has palm rejection but it's not perfect. When drawing on the screen you'll have to Ctrl+Z frequently, especially when trying to write or draw close to your hand.
@@Joeherman well... it doesn't seem that weird to me. If you bought the all-decked-out version it's kinda logical that they could squeeze in the veloured box... at +4000€ it is reasonable... but for 2400€ you just can't expect a 4K screen, nor a 1TB ssd (only 512GB)... at "half" the price, they just have to cut corners... I mean... i did get the same chasis, same beefy battery, same 3 yr warranty, a decent 1080 screen, 16 GB of ram (with one free slot 😁), and the pen of course,... ok I didn't get the facial recognition and the SIM card... but for 2400€ I'm quite satisfied 😁
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I know this is a pretty old post but I picked up one of these laptops used so I ran across this video. I really enjoyed the presentation and the fact that you are an actual artist and you showed us how this part of the laptop works. I also felt like you gave us a good overview of the laptops ports and features.
Thank you very much for your comment. It is a very nice machine that is powerful and also good for artists. I hope it came with the pen. Enjoy it. Cheers!
Yes well agreed! What a great and informative video. I have also been looking at this laptop for sometime on a list of my favorites to get. It serves so much purpose.
It would be ideal if they were able to keep all the I/O at 14 in with similar internals 2 hard drives and dedicated GPU....but none the less a great laptop.
Abd this review is by far one of the best to actually see how well it works with graphics versus many just showing drawing shapes or obscure lines.
I really which they would update the HP. Zbook x2 - that one I really like since it can detach from the keyboard. An updated version of that I think would be most great.
Excellent work on this video and stellar artwork. Gratitude.
@@greenvortex7 Thank you so much for your great comment and for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate that. I see what you mean about the x2. Cheers!
It's finally here! My review of the HP ZBook Studio X360 mobile workstation, a great mobile workstation for all kinds of production work that also converts into a cintiq-like painting tablet!
@Eli Suryana Thanks Eli for the thoughtful comment. I agree with many of your points. I'm glad that it has the power of a serious mobile workstation combined with the painting and features of a high-end tablet. For many people it is the only computer they'll need (as you put it).
which HP studio X360 g5 or hp zbook x2 laptop would you choose? Please check whether you can draw with a stylus from a Samsung tablet or phone on the hp zbook x2!
@Eli Suryana hp feathers are uncomfortable. aluminum is slippery too. and the stylus itself is thick. I think the standard should be styluses similar in ergonomics as the Samsung tab s3 poanchet
I would like to have one kstroystao and milking work and rest, a laptop with an i7 8850h or 8750h processor and a P1000 video card would be enough for me for a long time and that it was all in the HP zbook x2 feed! I will take the zbook x2 because of the form factor with the Bluetooth keyboard and back stand, and the screen ratio. there are also buttons on the screen part of the tablet. I think this is what a laptop should be for drawing, and not only. I would like to have a numpad on the keyboard. when working with blender2. 8, it will be more convenient. and this model has a stylus without batteries.
Thanks for the great review! I've watched some of your hp zbook reviews ,it's clear and helpful, I really like it.
I have a zbook studio G3 my own. I really like their product. Nice looking and very powerful machine.
Hi Lynne. Thank you very much for your nice message. The ZBooks are great products indeed. What kind of work do you do with them?
@@Joeherman Hi Joe! Thank you for replying.
I'm a game art designer. I do mostly 2d arts. Like painting in photoshop , creating UI things in illustrator , and even running game engines. My zbook never fails me. Recently I start learning 3d artworks , and I think it can also get its work done. :)
Very cool. Thank you and I wish you all success! Stay tuned for more videos.
Thanks for the great review! This laptop model is compatible with anothers Wacom Aes Pencils?
this one with a matt display would be awesome and with an extra lid that protects the keyboard
Agreed. Maybe the non-touchscreen one would be matte.
The fact you drew that on one layer amazes me lmao
Hahaha! Thank you. I actually like to do most of my painting on one layer. I used to make a ton of layers and all that happened was that I ended up collapsing them anyway. Now I only make another layer once in a while if I really need them. Anyway, painting on one layer kind of feels like you are painting on a canvas. Cheers to you.
How about comparing with 12th gen X360 Spectre?
I have the 15.6" ZBook Studio x360 G5 with 32 gigs of ram and Dreamcolor display. The damn thing has wavy lines on a slower diagonal, pisses me off since I paid about 3k for everything. but it's frustrated to draw on. So I'm buying an Ipad to draw on. I have contacted the company but all they did is send me another pen that does the same thing.
Hmm.Works pretty good for me. Wishing you the best in your efforts.
@@Joeherman Don't get me wrong, If I'm drawing at my normal speed like for sketching or painting its good (might need to put smoothing on a little). But if I want to do something slow like work on my calligraphy, that's when it hurts me. But the pc does everything else I want it to (Graphic Design) just wish the drawing experience (for me) was better.
Which one in comparison between Z book Studio X 360 vs Zenbook pro dou vs Acer Triton 900 vs Lenovo C 940 (15) in performance as all of the three come with the same i9 processor&32gb RAM & are touchscreen with wacom pen support ? Let me know what you guys think about it as it may help me to decide and purchase one.
Great review, which Wacom pen do you suggest?
Thank you! I use the one that came with it, and I'm perfectly happy with it.
Thank good review! What you think about the HP Spectre 360, for photoshop, zbrush??
CarlocurA the hp z book x2 g4 is a really good computer and from what I’ve seen it’s awesome for photoshop.
This review is #asmr gold
Thank you! And thank you for taking the time to comment.
Zbook studio x360 G5 vs thinkpad P1.... which will you recommend?
Assuming both have the same price and spec:
i7-8850h, P2000, 4K screen (non-dreamcolour),
I would say that the ThinkPad is somewhat lighter and more portable, but does not convert into a painting tablet like the x360. The x360 feels really solid. If portability is your main consideration, the P1 (or the ZBook Studio) is good. However, if you want a painting and inking solution, as demonstrated in the video, the x360 is hard to beat.
@@Joeherman Alright thanks! It's alot to consider... With student discount could get the x360 cheaper than the P1. But I am just worried about the weight and size of it. I love the P1 size and small slim charger, but it's battery life is worrisome.
@J.W. Ambrose I heard that the Thinkpad has a 80 watt hour battery and the Zbook has a 96.5 or 97WHr one, so theoretically the zbook should last longer. However, the P2000 can have a negative impact on battery life, but you don't have the Dreamcolor panel (which further hurts battery life), so I guess you're still good.
Actually, here:
www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/hp-zbook-studio-x360-g5
That model has a Xeon processor but it has a P1000 graphics card, and it still lasts over 9 hours doing normal stuff.
what is use of calling button
Hello, do you have HP active Pen G2? What is the product id of this pen? I've got L16132-001 and that it doesn't work properly, when I am drawing with it sometimes detects my hand and it goes crazy. actived the option "Ignore touch input when I am using my pen" but this option doesnt help...
So helpful review thank's
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Hi. I have to problem with using this HP pen. I cant set up keystrokes from the work on anather app like photoshop. Somebody Know how to fix it?
Nice info, but why u didn't talk abt palm rejection...does it works?
Thank you. I'm not sure what you mean by Palm rejection. Can you be more specific?
@@Joeherman while drawing with stylus on screen, the palm may also touch the screen which may create unwanted marks in drawing. If palm rejection feature is enable, the screen doesn't consider palm. It will consider only stylus. So that we should fully concentrate on the drawing without second thought of accidental touches.
I see, let me look into that. I'll get back to you
Yes, it have palm rejection and works pretty fine.
It has palm rejection but it's not perfect. When drawing on the screen you'll have to Ctrl+Z frequently, especially when trying to write or draw close to your hand.
How much RAM does this laptop have. Is 16GB good for editing Videos for TH-cam?
Yes it is. Cheers.
What are the Pen Pressure Levels of it?
I'll have to check, but I believe it is one or two thousand if I am not mistaken
does the card stick out from the SD Card slot?
Yes. About half of it.
can P1000 run games like BeamNg Drive? 50FPS is good enough for me! thanks guys!!
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Mine didn't came in such a nice box. Then again... it was the cheapest version available... so I guess it isn't that strange. 😁
Hmm. That's weird.
@@Joeherman well... it doesn't seem that weird to me. If you bought the all-decked-out version it's kinda logical that they could squeeze in the veloured box... at +4000€ it is reasonable... but for 2400€ you just can't expect a 4K screen, nor a 1TB ssd (only 512GB)... at "half" the price, they just have to cut corners... I mean... i did get the same chasis, same beefy battery, same 3 yr warranty, a decent 1080 screen, 16 GB of ram (with one free slot 😁), and the pen of course,... ok I didn't get the facial recognition and the SIM card... but for 2400€ I'm quite satisfied 😁
whats the point to have a glossy screen in such expensive laptop for graphic designers ...!
it's a touchscreen, and have you ever seen a cpt w/ a matte screen that's a touchscreen??
Shit... it doesn't have numpad
watch the video on 1.25* speed, thank me later
Ah, whatever.
Gorilla glass
Halfway through the video I checked the price... I won't study and n work for corporates in my next birth....!