Best HP Deals

Whether you prefer the customizability of desktops or the portability of laptops, one thing is certain: They aren’t cheap. That’s where we come in. The PCMag Deals team does the online bargain hunting so you don’t have to, updating our lists on a regular basis to give you more options. This article is dedicated to deals from HP, a brand that’s well-known and trusted by our experts. Many of these products have also been rated highly by users, from computers to monitors to printers, so you know these deals are good.

Whatever the case may be, HP has you covered with fresh weekly deals that span all of those categories, and we’re here to highlight the best of the best.

This 2-in-1 HP Envy x360 has a 16-inch touch display and a large 1,920-by-1,200 panel that can be used in conjunction with the included HP USB-C Rechargeable MPP2.0 Tilt Natural Silver Pen for note-taking and doodling. A Ryzen 5 CPU and a 256GB SSD also make this a good option for daily and casual computing, like web browsing and document processing. Transform seamlessly from laptop to tablet using the 360-degree hinge, or stop midway between in tent mode to more comfortably view content. With HP’s proprietary HP Fast Charge technology, which brings you from 0 % to 50% in 45 minutes, you won’t have to stay tethered to an outlet for long. At $300 off, you’re getting a device to use casually for social media scrolling, video streaming, and the like without spending too much.

Our expert gave the HP Omen 16 with a higher-end GPU and more RAM a “standard” rating, saying, “The HP Omen 16 is a just-fine gaming laptop with speedy performance.” He goes on to say, “A more affordable Omen 16 configuration might hit the sweet spot,” and that’s exactly what this $300 price cut does: makes this capable gaming rig more affordable. The 1,920-by-1,080 screen resolution is adequate for popular shooters like Fortnite, but those playing higher fidelity titles like Monster Hunter Wilds will want to invest these savings into a higher-resolution gaming monitor (be sure to check out the HP Omen below).

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Our expert first laid eyes on the  HP OmniDesk at CES in January 2025, and the difference between the configurations in this new line comes down to “style touches and a focus on multiple choices of AI performance.” This is one of the more affordable models, so it doesn’t have AI processing hardware, using Intel’s powerful “Raptor Lake” chips instead. That won’t be a deal breaker to those who don’t want to spend more for features they won’t use. Measuring 11.97-by-3.9-by-11.6 inches (HWD), this petite tower will fit into or under most desk setups. The $400 price cut is a pretty compelling reason to give this budget desktop, which may just find a spot on our Best Cheap Desktop PCs list later this year, a second look.

The HP Omen 35L is “an award-winning rig for mainstream PC gamers,” per our expert, Charles Jefferies, who reviewed a configuration with more RAM and an RTX 4080 Super graphics card. This particular model includes a Ryzen 7 processor and an RTX 4060, both of which will do a serviceable job of 1080p gaming, whether you’re farming artifacts in Genshin Impact or shooting up the competition in Valorant.

Those who love the tower, but may want to change components down the line, will be happy to know that “every part is a standardized component that can be replaced in the aftermarket.” The OMEN gaming hub contains a multitude of helpful tools for performance optimization and personalization so you can get the most out of your gaming tower, whether it’s customizing the RGB lighting or seeing your CPU and RAM utilization in real time. This $160 discount isn’t the deepest, but it will cover the cost of a mouse and keyboard or even some on-sale video games to use with our Editors’ Choice award-winning mainstream mid-tower gaming desktop.

The HP Envy 6155e does it all: printing, scanning, copying, and mobile faxing. Set up is simple with the HP Smart app, and Bluetooth and wireless connectivity make it so that you can print from your mobile devices as well as your computer. This device is suitable for home use with outputs of 10 ppm in black and white and 7 ppm in color. The tray holds 100 sheets of paper and supports auto 2-sided printing for user convenience. 3 months of Instant Ink through HP+, their ink subscription system, are included — after which monthly fees are applied until canceled.

About Joe Osborne

Deputy Managing Editor, Hardware

After starting my career at PCMag as an intern more than a decade ago, I’m back as one of its editors, focused on managing laptops, desktops, and components coverage. With 15 years of experience, I have been on staff and published in technology review publications, including PCMag (of course!), Laptop Magazine, Tom’s Guide, TechRadar, and IGN. Along the way, I’ve tested and reviewed hundreds of laptops and helped develop testing protocols. I have expertise in testing all forms of laptops and desktops using the latest tools. I’m also well-versed in video game hardware and software coverage.

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About Jade Chung-Lee

Merchandising Associate

When she isn’t perusing online stores for deals, Jade enjoys playing video games (mostly JRPGs and roguelikes), sorting board game components neatly into containers, and building Gundam models. Her love of electronics has persisted through her youth and has resulted in a collection of gaming peripherals including keyboards and controllers, scale figures, and art work. Jade lives in blissful harmony with her wife, cat, and two chinchillas—as well as a host of houseplants.

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