HP laptop sale - save up to $500 in these back to school deals
This HP laptop sale can get you a whole lot of cash off machines for work (and maybe a little bit of gaming)
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An HP laptop sale with back to school deals? I know, I know. It feels like school only just ended, but retailers are at it again with a reminder that summer holidays are fleeting and we must all soon return to the endless grind (happy Tuesday).
- HP sale: Deals on laptops and PCs
The best offers in this HP laptop sale can save you anywhere up to $500. Namely, you can get the HP 15t (fitted with a very serviceable 10th-gen i5 processor) for $549.99 instead of $780. This won't be a gaming machine, but it'll do general tasks, movie-watching, and streaming just fine.
Alternatively, a slightly larger HP 340S G7 Notebook starts at $573. When the original MSRP for the deal in question was $1,146, that's not bad going at all. Sure, that base model isn't going to run games thanks to a 10th-gen i3 processor and Intel UHD graphics, but it's more than enough for any work you might need to do.
That isn't where the HP laptop sale ends, either. You can get an HP 17Z-CA200 with 2TB hard drive storage for a reduced $451.75, an HP Pavilion gaming desktop starting at $699.99 (instead of $800), and an HP Envy x360 for just $787.64, a saving of over $150.
You can see the full sale lineup here.
HP sale
HP 15t | $780 $549.99 on HP.com
For a respectable laptop to use for work or school, this 15t is a good choice. This one's fitted with a 10th-gen i5 processor, but it can be swapped out on the website for something faster if you want to get a bit more performance from your machine.
HP Pavilion | $780 $699.99 on HP.com
Want something a little more powerful? This HP Pavilion gaming rig starts at $700, and you can customize its specs for a stronger machine that'll tear through games and work alike. The base model linked here comes with an AMD Ryzen 5 processor and a GTX 1650 graphics card.
If you'd prefer a device specifically for games, don't forget to check out the best gaming laptops and the best gaming PC. And if you want something to put your laptop in while you travel? Take a look at the best laptop backpacks.
These aren't the only offers going on right now - there are also some Dell XPS deals out there if you act fast.
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