I think it is laminate because I see the same "pictures" being repeated. Laminate has a "picture" of wood on it and is not real wood, so when you see repeats of the exact same piece, it is probably laminate.

Laminate is not being used as much. It is being replaced by LVP (Luxury vinyl planks) in the "faux" wood look because they wear better than the laminate.

If it is in your budget, the best way to replicate it is with real white oak solid hardwood flooring.

Looks like real oak to me. Impossible to tell however if it is laminate or solid.

The red arrow shows a seam across three boards. This is not done in solid hardwood installation, but is how laminate can look, and some engineered flooring used to be done this way - I am not sure if some still comes in that sort of plank style.

However, the purple arrows are pointing to two identical planks - something which does not happen with real hardwood or engineered, but does happen with laminate since laminate is a "picture" of wood laminated to another substance.