HP's website is running a stack of promo codes this week that knock hundreds of dollars off laptops, monitors and printers, according to Wired's October coupon roundup.
The steepest cut on a single machine goes to the HP ProBook 4 G1, now listed at $501, a 78 percent reduction from its regular price. The HP ZBook Fury 16 G11 Mobile Workstation, a machine Wired pitches for school use, is down 63 percent to $1,509. A more basic option, the HP Laptop 17t-cn300, is listed at $300, a 66 percent cut.
First-time buyers on HP.com get a flat $20 off any order of $65 or more before tax and shipping, as long as they sign up for HP's newsletter. That code can't be combined with other coupons, and it expires a month after signup, limited to one per customer. It's a better fit for cheaper orders than for a laptop already carrying a big percentage discount.
Students, parents of students, teachers and university staff can claim 40 percent off laptops, desktops, printers and accessories through HP's Education Program, which Wired notes covers the OmniBook Ultra Flip, HP's Snapdragon X-powered convertible with an OLED screen. HP also runs a standing military discount for active service members, veterans, their families, healthcare workers and first responders, applied across laptops, desktops, mice and other gear.
On the gaming side, HP's Victus and Omen lines are both included in current promotions. Wired's advice is to skip the cheapest Victus configuration and step up to the Victus 16t-r100, which adds an RTX 4050 and 16GB of RAM for about $150 more than the base model. Higher up the range, the Omen Max laptops carry RTX 50-series graphics, Nvidia's multi-frame generation feature, and a 16-inch 1920x1200 display running at 240Hz. The Omen 45L desktop is also discounted and carries the same RTX 50-series graphics option.
Monitor buyers have two ends of the range to pick from. The HP Omen Transcend 32, a 4K 240Hz panel that Wired calls a favorite among PC gamers, can hit over 1,000 nits of peak brightness in HDR. At the budget end, the 27-inch 1080p HP V27i G5 normally retails for $209 and includes a 75Hz refresh rate, a step up from the standard 60Hz found on most monitors in that price bracket.
HP is also bundling gaming accessories into some of these promotions. The HyperX Cloud Alpha wireless headset and HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 wireless mouse are both listed at 30 percent off, a combined $88 in savings when bought together.
On the printer side, HP Instant Ink subscriptions start under $2 a month and promise automatic refills before cartridges run dry. The HP All-In Plan bundles a new printer with automatic ink delivery, optional paper delivery and live support, with a 30-day free trial and next-business-day replacement if support can't fix a hardware issue.
All of these prices and discounts were listed on HP.com at the time of Wired's report, and retailers routinely adjust promo codes and percentages without notice.
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