6 great accessories for the HP Spectre x360 15

HP Spectre x360 13t (late 2019)
HP Spectre x360 13t (late 2019) (Image credit: Windows Central)

The HP Spectre family of laptops are HP's premium tier, with a refined design and high-performance internals that balance power and battery life for improved portability. The latest series of HP Spectre devices, such as the HP Spectre x360 15, pack in 10th-Gen Intel Core processors with Intel Iris Plus Graphics or NVIDIA GeForce 1000 Series graphics processors. While plenty of the best accessories you could need for the HP Spectre x360 already come with the device, like a built-in camera killswitch and the HP Pen, you can still improve the HP Spectre experience with a few accessories. We've rounded up the ones we think will enhance your experience the most.

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The HP Spectre can already do a lot on its own, but a few accessories help it become even more capable. The HP Thunderbolt dock does an awesome job of that with its ability to add a ton of extra connection options for the HP Spectre x360 15. For a thin-and-light laptop, a boost to connectivity is a big bonus.

Still, other accessories like the Samsung microSDXC card are a great way to expand on what HP is already offering without having to pay a ton extra to do so. The best accessories for the HP Spectre are the ones that can improve your experience in whatever way you use the device, and we're confident all the ones we've picked can do just that.

Finally, the Landici Laptop Case is a must-have for people who want to keep their device safe, as it's one of the most well-rounded laptop cases out there. Between its strong protection, extra space for peripherals, and affordable pricing, it checks all the boxes.

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