HP has cut $2,200 off the Omen 35L gaming desktop — dropping it to $2,799, ahead of Amazon’s October Prime Day. The discount represents a 44% reduction from its original price and marks the first time the system is available at this level globally, according to Tom’s Guide reporting published Friday evening.
It is listed in US dollars only. No regional pricing or availability details for India, the UK, or other markets are provided in the sources. The deal is live now, with no end date specified. It is not tied to Prime Day itself.
HP is running it independently, though timed to coincide with the broader shopping event. That distinction matters: this is an HP.com promotion, not an Amazon listing. No retailer other than HP is named. No pre-order window, stock status, or inventory limits are disclosed.
The $2,799 price applies to a specific configuration: AMD Ryzen 7 CPU, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GPU with 16GB of GDDR7 VRAM, 32GB of system RAM, and 2TB SSD storage. The RTX 5080 remains unannounced by NVIDIA. Its inclusion here is presented as fact by Tom’s Guide but carries no official confirmation, certification, or spec sheet citation.
No launch date, regulatory filing, or press release is referenced. The source treats the GPU as real and shipping, but readers should treat that as unverified. The Omen 35L itself is a known model, previously reviewed by Tom’s Guide, which had criticised its pre-discount pricing. That review is cited as the basis for the current “easy recommendation”.
Not hands-on testing of the discounted unit. No Indian pricing, launch timing, or Flipkart/Reliance Digital availability is mentioned. No mention of Intel alternatives, Ryzen 9 variants, or lower-tier RTX 5070 options appears. The story is strictly about a single, deep, US-only price cut on one SKU, not a broad lineup refresh or global campaign.
It ends where it begins: with a $2,200 slash, a $2,799 tag, and a clock ticking toward Prime Day.
CDFiled by The Computing Desk
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