HP Spectre x360 Battery Swelling Investigation

Migliaccio & Rathod LLP is investigating widespread battery swelling issues in 2024–2025 HP Spectre x360 14-inch and 15-inch laptops. Numerous users report that lithium-ion batteries begin to swell within just 3 to 6 months of use, causing the laptop chassis to split apart, disabling key components like the keyboard and touchpad, and creating serious fire and safety hazards.

HP Spectre x360 Safety Concerns and Potential Fire Hazard

Though marketed as premium, high-performance ultrabooks, HP Spectre x360 laptops are now the subject of growing safety concerns. Hundreds of reports on Reddit and other consumer forums document early battery failures, contradicting HP’s claims of reliability and durability.

Popular threads on Reddit, such as:

  • “Why is my laptop bulging out?” (r/pchelp)

  • “Battery swelling after 3 months” (r/spectrex360)

highlight widespread consumer frustration and concern over the HP Spectre x360 battery defect.

Common Symptoms of the Battery Defect

Users have reported:

  • Swollen lithium-ion batteries that warp or split the laptop chassis

  • Disabled touchpads and keyboards due to internal pressure

  • Increased risk of overheating, electrical failure, and fire

  • Expensive out-of-warranty battery replacements, often costing $200–$500

HP Battery Recall History and Lack of Action for 2024–2025 Models

HP has issued battery recalls in the past for similar problems. However, as of now, no recall has been announced for the 2024 or 2025 HP Spectre x360 lineup, despite a growing number of consumer reports and safety concerns.

Join the HP Spectre x360 Class Action Investigation

If you own a 2024 or 2025 HP Spectre x360 14” or 15” laptop and have experienced battery swelling or safety issues, you may be eligible to participate in a class action investigation.

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