HP is one of the best laptop brands out there, and they’re not afraid to slash their prices. Whether you’re looking for cheap Chromebook deals or powerful gaming laptop deals, HP has something to offer. Below we’ve collected the best laptop deals on HP computers from around the internet. Models include the Pavilion, Victus, 17z and the mighty Omen.
- HP 14-inch Laptop — $170, was $200
- HP Chromebook 14a — $200, was $290
- HP Chromebook x360 13-inch — $260, was $390
- HP Laptop 17z — $330, was $500
- HP Pavilion x360 2-in-1 — $480, was $700
- HP Victus 15-inch — $600, was $900
- HP Omen 16-inch Gaming Laptop with AMD Ryzen 5 — $900, was $1.300
- HP Omen 16-inch Gaming Laptop with RTX 3060 — $980, was $1,700
- HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 — $1,000, was $1,400
- HP Omen Gaming Laptop with RTX 4070 — $1,450, was $1,800
HP 14-inch Laptop — $170, was $200
Sometimes all you need is a reliable computer for the basics. This HP 14-inch laptop will cover basic tasks like Word, web browsing and watching videos. We’re not going to hype it up too much. It has the most basic of components, including an Intel Celeron processor and an integrated graphics card. These are the kind of components you’d likely see on a Chromebook. It has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, so you’ll likely want to save most of your documents on a cloud server or grab one of our external hard drive deals.
HP Chromebook 14a — $200, was $290
While the laptop above was similar to a Chromebook, this one actually is. The key is the operating system. The HP Chromebook 14a operates on ChromeOS, so you’ll be running Google web apps instead of programs on your actual desktop. This is great for college and high school students, or anyone who has a constant internet connection. If you find that you basically just use Google apps like Sheets, Docs, and Drive anyway, this is a great, cheap computer for your everyday needs.
HP Chromebook x360 13-inch — $260, was $390
If you like the idea of a Chromebook but find yourself getting a lot of use out of your tablet, you can combine them together with the HP Chromebook x360. This is a 13-inch Chromebook with a hinge that flips all the way around to become a tablet. While in this mode, the ChromeOS will operate like a tablet, and you’ll be able to write, tap and swipe like you’re using an iPad. It has the basic Intel Celeron processor, integrated graphics card, 4GB of RAM and 64GB eMMC storage.
HP Laptop 17z — $330, was $500
If you want something cheap but need a bit more screen space than a typical Chromebook, look to the HP 17z laptop. This computer has a much larger screen — 17-inches the biggest most companies go. It uses the basic AMD graphics card and processor, so if you prefer AMD instead of Intel this is a good option. It has a bit more storage than your average budget laptop, but 128GB won’t get you much more than some documents and photos. This laptop is ideal for people looking for something cheap and simple but with a very large display.
HP Pavilion x360 2-in-1 — $480, was $700
With the HP Pavilion we start moving out of the budget laptop zone. This 2-in-1 Pavilion is still affordable, but it has a processor that’s a step above the typical Celeron. It comes with an Intel Core i3 processor and an integrated UHD graphics card, plus 8GB of RAM. This is enough to run some basic programs, at least one at a time, without slowing the computer to a stall. It also has a decent storage capacity of 256GB, so your average student or working professional won’t need external memory for a while.
HP Victus 15-inch — $600, was $900
Gamers may write off a gaming laptop for under $1,000, but take a closer look at the HP Victus’s components. They aren’t going to run a AAA game at its highest settings, but this laptop can hold its own. It has an Intel Core i5 processor and the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 graphics card. That can certainly run modern games with the shadows and render distance turned up a bit. It has an FHD screen, meaning it gets 1080p, and 8GB of RAM, the minimum we would recommend for a gaming laptop.
HP Omen 16-inch Gaming Laptop with AMD Ryzen 5 — $900, was $1.300
The HP Omen makes three appearances on this list, all with slightly different variations of components. This configuration has the AMD Ryzen 5 processor with six cores, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4050. That’s a nice graphics card that will tackle modern games with ease. It has 16GB of RAM, which is standard for a gaming laptop. It only has 512GB of storage space, so with the increasing size of modern games, you’ll likely want an external hard drive. It has a 1080p display with a 144Hz refresh rate.
HP Omen 16-inch Gaming Laptop with RTX 3060 — $980, was $1,700
This configuration of the HP Omen gaming laptop gets nice processor and display upgrades. It has the 12th-Gen Intel Core i9 processor, which is a great place to start a gaming laptop. The graphics card is an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060, which is a nice baseline that will handle most things you throw at it, but it’s not flashy. The display is upgraded from the model above to run at 1440p and has a 165Hz refresh rate. That will make everything look nice and smooth on the 16.1-inch display.
HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 — $1,000, was $1,400
This HP Spectre x360 is a great 2-in-1 if you need a nice work computer. It has an Intel Core i5 processor and an integrated graphics card, so it’s built more for work than for gaming. The biggest advantage of this laptop is its screen. It’s a 2-in-1, so you can flip it around completely and use it like a tablet. The screen itself is WUXGA+, meaning it’s an ultrawide screen with a resolution of 1920 x 1280. It’s still compact at 13.3 inches, so everything you display will look crisp, and the touchscreen will be precise and responsive.
HP Omen Gaming Laptop with RTX 4070 — $1,450, was $1,800
This is the most powerful configuration of the HP Omen gaming laptop on our list. It has an Intel Core i7-13700HX processor with 16-cores. It has two GPUs: an integrated Intel UHD graphics card and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070. This beast will handle nearly everything you throw at it short of 4K ray tracing. The screen itself is a 16.1-inch QHD display, meaning it runs on 2560 x 1440 resolution and has a 240Hz refresh rate. Cap it off with 16Gb of RAM and a 1TB hard drive, and you’re good to game for quite a while without an upgrade.
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