HP OmniStudio X 32"

Big, beautiful 4K display ; Competitive with Apple's iMac ; Height-adjustable stand ; Decent array of side- and rear-mounted ports ; Snappy keyboard

Poorly placed headphone jack ; No Thunderbolt 4/USB4 ports or SD card slot ; Chintzy mouse

HP's big-screen all-in-one desktop is an elegant alternative to a tower PC. Its perky performance, larger display, and numerous conveniences make it a worthy iMac competitor.

Huge, bright 4K display ; Compact, flexible design ; Strong overall performance

60Hz display not a good match for RTX GPU ; Fan noise is constant ; No Thunderbolt 4 or USB4

The HP OmniStudio X 31.5 is well-equipped at its core to be a solid all-in-one PC. It has a solid build, a respectable suite of hardware, and lots of connectivity. Once you go further out from this foundation, however, many users will want to opt for...

Fully customizable ; Excellent display color accuracy ; Lots of easily reachable connection ports ; Can act as an external monitor or dock for other devices

Included keyboard and mouse are poor ; Webcam image quality is mediocre ; Not great for gaming

The OmniStudio X makes a good home office desktop or base station for commuters, and it can serve as a single screen for both computing and TV for those on a tight budget. But it won't replace your main content creation or gaming system.

Huge, bright 4K display ; Compact, flexible design ; Strong overall performance

60Hz display not a good match for RTX GPU ; Fan noise is constant ; No Thunderbolt 4 or USB4