Was looking for a decent laptop and Curry's is currently having this with £200 off. Looks like a good machine at a reasonable price.
- The latest generation Intel® Core™ i5 processor delivers fast everyday computing
- Huge 2 TB hard drive has plenty of room for all your films and music
- 7.5 hour battery life lets you work for longer between charges
- Experience powerful audio from B&O Play that's ideal for listening to music or watching films
Fast daily computing
The Pavilion 15 is powered a fast Intel® Core™ i5 processor. Whether you're writing an essay, watching a film, or editing music, you can expect fast everyday computing that won't leave you waiting.
You can work on more at once thanks to 8 GB of RAM. This allows you to switch quickly between open software and the web - great if you're researching an essay or like to stream music while you browse.
2 TB hard drive
From films and music to documents and software, there's a huge amount of space to store you data on the 2 TB hard drive. With twice the storage of most laptops, you don't have to worry about running out of storage space any time soon.
Backing up your most important personal files is simple to thanks to Windows Cloud connectivity. Simply sign into your Cloud account using the Windows app to backup, download and share your documents with ease.
Everyday wireless computing
Whether you're at university, travelling or moving between meetings, you can work for longer without charging thanks to the Pavilion 15's 7.5 hour battery life.
AC WiFi gives you the fastest connection speeds possible. Along with responsive web browsing, this lets you enjoy smooth video playback and uninterrupted music from your favourite streaming services. B&O Play
Forget thin, lifeless audio and enjoy your music as it's meant to be heard with B&O Play.
Whether you're listening through the stereo speakers or headphones, you can expect high-quality audio with great preset options to help you get the best from your media.
All comments (36)
B BOY
1 Feb 16#1
Already posted.
stainless77 to B BOY
1 Feb 16#2
Sorry, I did search but could not find it posted before. TBH, I was surprised that no one else have posted it as it seemed such a nice deal.
It will be helpful if you can share the link and I will ask a moderator to expire this one.
cookiejdc
1 Feb 16#3
I am looking for a laptop for around £400, seems a decent deal. Anything better around?
reg66 to cookiejdc
1 Feb 16#7
personally i'd definitely go for the HP Probook 450/455 (455 is amd) G2 or G3 from ebuyer, laptops direct, or save on laptops. might be a lower spec, but the build quality will be much better - it's a business laptop, rather than consumer - and should last a whole lot longer. would you be doing anything intensive that really requires more than 4GB of ram? also, for speed you can install a m.2 2242 ssd for the operating system (128GB is about £47 from amazon or lambda.tek) and that would leave the hdd for data only. not sure if doing this would invalidate your warranty though, you'd have to check with hp. but for a speed boost IMO it's the way to go
Dude seriously, this deal has been on here since Christmas day. wtf
alared
1 Feb 161#6
Posted at least three times since advertised on tv for Christmas.
Not a bad price and spec but PC world/Currys are totally crap for customer service.
Any repairs needed won`t get done because they`ll say --------------------- water damage, according to many posts on their facebook page.
Comment remember watching a consumer program about that. Pc world claiming water damage, on a laptop. Something to do with residue marks on the pcb. I think it turned out to be condensation of the heat of the solder or something
cookiejdc
1 Feb 16#9
Cheers for the response. I'll mainly be using it for browsing, streaming movies/sport and occasional video editing.
Just want something reliable and fast.
Tivolian
1 Feb 16#10
Low resolution screen 1366 x 768 and a pedestrian 5400rpm HDD.
blakester to Tivolian
1 Feb 16#24
OMG....why does everyone point out 1366 x 768 resolution screens?
reg66
1 Feb 16#11
[/quote]Cheers for the response. I'll mainly be using it for browsing, streaming movies/sport and occasional video editing.
Just want something reliable and fast.[/quote]
for reliability i'd deffo go with probooks. and for speed i'd do what i suggested with m.2 ssd, if you can't do it yourself, get a quote from a local pc store. hope it helps
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Opening post
- The latest generation Intel® Core™ i5 processor delivers fast everyday computing
- Huge 2 TB hard drive has plenty of room for all your films and music
- 7.5 hour battery life lets you work for longer between charges
- Experience powerful audio from B&O Play that's ideal for listening to music or watching films
Fast daily computing
The Pavilion 15 is powered a fast Intel® Core™ i5 processor. Whether you're writing an essay, watching a film, or editing music, you can expect fast everyday computing that won't leave you waiting.
You can work on more at once thanks to 8 GB of RAM. This allows you to switch quickly between open software and the web - great if you're researching an essay or like to stream music while you browse.
2 TB hard drive
From films and music to documents and software, there's a huge amount of space to store you data on the 2 TB hard drive. With twice the storage of most laptops, you don't have to worry about running out of storage space any time soon.
Backing up your most important personal files is simple to thanks to Windows Cloud connectivity. Simply sign into your Cloud account using the Windows app to backup, download and share your documents with ease.
Everyday wireless computing
Whether you're at university, travelling or moving between meetings, you can work for longer without charging thanks to the Pavilion 15's 7.5 hour battery life.
AC WiFi gives you the fastest connection speeds possible. Along with responsive web browsing, this lets you enjoy smooth video playback and uninterrupted music from your favourite streaming services. B&O Play
Forget thin, lifeless audio and enjoy your music as it's meant to be heard with B&O Play.
Whether you're listening through the stereo speakers or headphones, you can expect high-quality audio with great preset options to help you get the best from your media.
All comments (36)
It will be helpful if you can share the link and I will ask a moderator to expire this one.
probook 455 G3 at ebuyer - amd quad core, 8GB, 1TB
450 G2 @ laptops direct, cheap 3 yr warranty, i5-5200U, 4GB, 500GB
450 G2 @ save on laptops, i5-5200U, 8GB, 500GB
HP ProBook 650 G1 Core i5-4210M 4GB 500GB @ laptops direct
Not a bad price and spec but PC world/Currys are totally crap for customer service.
Any repairs needed won`t get done because they`ll say --------------------- water damage, according to many posts on their facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/curryspcworld/
Just want something reliable and fast.
Just want something reliable and fast.[/quote]
for reliability i'd deffo go with probooks. and for speed i'd do what i suggested with m.2 ssd, if you can't do it yourself, get a quote from a local pc store. hope it helps
m.2 ssd on amazon