None. I cannot understand why. Like all linux-preinstalled laptops. The only exception are Dell XPS line.

I have HP Chrome 13" with 4k IPS. I love it. But it has one bright pixel now.

I have an older XPS and I'd never buy a newer one with 4K display - too much battery life consumption for marginally better results.

There are other exceptions from Tuxedo Computers and Starlabs Systems mentioned elsewhere in this thread.

Though yeah, Clevo and others improving their display game would be a gamechanger.

X1 Extreme.

I don't know why this is getting down-voted? It's a serious question. 1080p density on a 15in display looks horrible.

Because it should be obvious that there is no such option, so the question is not in good faith.

Currently the most top-voted comment raises the same issue with different words.

Why should that be obvious? In fact what the poster above us asked seems to be a more obvious question for any laptop in 2022.

Did you click the link and look at the sales page? Did you see an option for a 4k display? Or does the page explicitly say "1920 by 1080 resolution"? How could something be any more obvious than that?