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The 17-inch HP Envy is $400 off during this sale

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It’s HP’s Back to Business Sale, and you can save big for a limited time on the HP Envy 17. Save $400 instantly with the price marked down from $1,250 to $850, direct from HP itself. It is almost as good as the August deal we saw, where the price was marked down to $790. Still, we keep our finger on the pulse of HP Envy deals and still judge this as an excellent deal for one of our favorite computers. 

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Why you should buy the HP Envy 17

The enormous 17-inch OLED touch screen is commanding upon first sight, with 178-degree wide-viewing angles and a beautiful 1080p resolution. It makes viewing your favorite content a delight with a 100% sRGB display that brings colors to life. Behind the scenes, it is a reliable workhorse that is powered by a 13th Generation Intel Core i7 processor with Intel Iris Xᵉ Graphics and Windows 11 Home. It is a perfect fit for students and professionals who need a Windows laptop for browsing the web, creating documents, and checking email with 16 gigabytes of memory and 512 gigabytes of SSD storage. With Bang & Olufsen audio, you can enjoy your time off while you check out your favorite artist’s new album or catch the latest Tom Hanks flick. Other HP Envy 17 highlights include a 5-megapixel camera, HP Fast Charge technology, and HP QuickDrop connectivity to sync your HP devices. A one-year limited hardware warranty comes included with your purchase. 

“With a spacious 17-inch display, fresh Intel processors, and a new Nvidia GPU under the hood, the newly updated laptop seems to have everything it takes to improve its position as one of the best 17-inch laptops you can buy,” we say in our HP Envy 17 review

If you have been wanting a fantastic HP laptop that is up for your everyday tasks, this is your chance to snag one for under $900. This sleek laptop offers a screen large enough to complete even the most complex tasks with a powerful processor to back it up. Visit HP directly to get the HP Envy 17 for $400 off, with the total price lowered from $1,250 to $850 now for a limited time. 

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Lena Borrelli
Lena Borrelli is a Digital Trends contributor previously featured in ZDNET, Techopedia, CNET, and Home Advisor.
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