We feel that the placement could have been different to take care of aesthetics. HP says that it's intentional as the speakers are located at the base. Also, when you fold it 360-degree, the display doesn’t clasp with the base panel and since the base panel is longer than the display panel, it sticks out and doesn't look appealing. While the hinge works flawlessly and never feels flimsy, the tablet’s base panel is a bit heavy and adds to the bulk when you’re carrying it around as a tablet. The keyboard is automatically disabled as you turn the display an angle more than 180-degree. You can fold it a full 360-degree and make it into a tablet as well. It can serve as a conventional clam-shell notebook, used as a video player in the stand mode with the keyboard acting as a base, and act like a photo frame or recipe book, placed in the tent mode. The 360-degree hinge Thanks to its 360-degree hinge, the device can be used in multiple modes.

Overall, the Pavilion X360 is a very well-built device and exudes a premium feel. The two speakers are located at the bottom. The left edge sports a USB 2.0 port and an earphone jack along with a volume rocker key (which comes handy in tablet mode) and a power button. On the right side of the keyboard panel, you’ll see an Ethernet port, an HDMI port, a USB 3.0 port, a USB port 2.0 and an SD card reader, in addition to a charging port. HP Pavilion X360 offers a large number of connectivity ports. The hinge sports the Beats Audio branding. The wrist rest offers good support and makes the experience even better. The trackpad, which HP likes to call Imagepad, offers multi-touch gesture support and is pretty smooth when it comes to scrolling or navigating through the screen. To our disappointment, the keyboard is not backlit.

Your typing speed would, of course, improve as you spend more time with the device. We found the keyboard to be pretty good, although not as swift as the ones featured in some high-end devices. The trackpad also sports a metallic finish. The keyboard features special keys for controlling screen brightness, volume and music playback. The Keyboard panel on the other hand, looks stunning with its brushed aluminium finish, featuring an island/chiclet style black coloured keyboard. Lift the laptop’s lid and you’ll see the its 11.6-inch touch-enabled display surrounded by a black bezel that sports a glossy finish with the rest of the frame also sporting black colour, albeit with matte finish. The hinge as well as the bottom shell sport the same design.

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