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Now is the perfect time for buying a flexible and practical laptop with the HP ProBook x360 11 G6 EE Notebook down to just $668 for a limited time only at HP. That’s a savings of $546, meaning you can buy a ton more functionality for far less than you ordinarily could, such as the ability to flip your screen around and use it however you need to. You’ll need to be quick as we’re expecting stock to be strictly limited here but with this kind of price reduction, you should be delighted. Not sure if this is the laptop for you? Check out our other HP laptop deals for other great bargains.

This HP ProBook may not have featured in our look at the best laptops but it’s certainly worth checking out now that it’s enjoying a hefty price cut. For the price, you get an Intel Core i3 processor, 4GB of memory, plus 128GB of SSD storage. Most appealingly, there’s also a 11.6-inch HD touchscreen display, which is what makes this a tantalizing option.

That’s because the touchscreen can be easily flipped and folded so that it can work like a tablet or be used to showcase an important presentation in a more appealing manner than simply displaying the screen. Essentially, for the price, you get a laptop that also doubles up as a tablet, ensuring you have plenty of different ways to work. Want to type up a document then start sketching out a design to go with it? Both options are just as simple to do here thanks to how versatile the HP ProBook is. It’s sure to be useful for both working from home or studying, too.

Normally priced at $1,214, the HP ProBook is down to just $668, meaning a huge savings for you of $546. If you’ve been spending some time debating whether a laptop or a tablet is what you need, this is a great way to enjoy the best of both worlds for far less than you’d ordinarily need to spend. You’ll need to be speedy though. With this kind of discount, we expect stock to be strictly limited.

Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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