This Core i7, RTX 4060 gaming laptop is at an all-time low

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With an Intel Core i7-14700HX and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU, there's plenty to get excited about.

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If you're in the market for a new gaming laptop but aren't necessarily looking for the latest hardware, we've got a great deal on the HP Omen 16 Pro gaming laptop. This machine usually costs around $1,599, but right now, it's discounted to just $1,439 at Amazon—its lowest price to date, according to data from Camel Camel Camel. The purchase is also bundled with a HyperX Cloud headset.

We took the opportunity to review another version of this laptop, the HP Omen 16 (not Pro), back in 2023 and were overall pleased with our experience. We gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars, which isn't bad. We appreciate its design, how easy it is to repair, and the performance you get for its value. Our main complaints were excessive bloatware and a touchpad that felt a bit cheap. If you want to see how it stacks up against other gaming laptops, check out our list of the best gaming laptops.

HP Omen 16 Pro Gaming Laptop: now $1,439 at Amazon

HP Omen 16 Pro Gaming Laptop: now $1,439 at Amazon (was $1,599)

This gaming laptop features an Intel i7-14700HX processor with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU. It has 64GB of RAM and a 2TB internal SSD for storage.

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  • CelicaGT
    Deleted member 2824971 said:
    I consider this very bad value.

    A nearly equivalent Lenovo LOQ ARP9 was highlighted here some time ago and seems to regularly sell at around €750 (including taxes), with only 16GB of RAM and 1TB of SSD.

    Upgrading that to 64GB, 2 or indeed 4TB costs far less than paying €1500 up front and I'd say the AMD APU gives a better gaming CPU to match the RTX 4060.

    I bought the Lenovo, upgraded it with an extra 4TB NVMe and 64 GB of RAM and it's been a true pleasure to run on Windows, Bazzite and Proxmox.

    Unfortunately Mrs. Hill is a cut & paste author when it comes to sale offers and doesn't seem to check if offers arriving in her inbox actually represent good value.

    I find that a bit sad, because some of the less commercial things she digs up, are true marvels.
    Yup, a terrible deal. I got my G15 (i9, RTX4060, 32GB, 1TB) for about 1200 CAD last year! Tom's really needs to ACTUALLY COMPARE PRICES before posting these barely veiled ads.
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