Call me a child, but I like having my own personal light show. Those smaller keys did allow HP to add a set of arrow keys which is nice.Īlso, the keys are a bit squishy and while it might be a small thing for some, I was surprised by the lack of RGB lighting. I’m not a fan of the Omen 15’s island-style keyboard on account of its small keys, particularly the Backspace key, which is a bit smaller than I’m used to. I got the best results from the Music preset paired with the equalizer on HP Optimized, but it was still underwhelming. Jay-Z’s “Blue Magic” lacked its usual boom-bap even when I tried making adjustments via the Omen Audio Control software. The semi-muted instrumentals allowed the sisters’ bell-like harmonies to shine unabated. Chloe x Halle’s “Do It” barely filled my small living room and the airy synths were almost non-existent. Despite their location, these speakers output some pretty weak audio. Although technically, the Omen 15’s Bang & Olufsen-tuned speakers are located on the sides, toward the front of the notebook. My war on bottom-mounted speakers continues. It also surpassed the G5 15, which also got 301 nits, as well as the Nitro 5 (255 nits) and Strix G15 (251 nits). The Omen 15’s display averaged 311 nits of brightness, outshining the 301-nit category average. However, the G5 15 was just a bit more vivid at 76.6%. It’s much more colorful than the 64.4% mainstream gaming laptop average, the Strix G15 (46%) and the Nitro 5 (45%). The Omen 15 registered 71.8% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. Enemies were brightly colored and although I was playing from an isometric view, I easily made out the tiny snake tongues on the floating Gorgon heads and the delicate wings of the butterflies spawned from the Soul Catcher.Īll that vivid coloration is a result of the panel’s color reproduction capabilities. When I fought my way to the surface in Hades, the different realms were a constant barrage of color, from the deep turquoise melancholy of Tartarus to the blood-red Asphodel and the barren white of Earth.
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