These HP Laptops are Ex Demo ( Cabinet Display ) units from a major retailer and are in Immaculate A+ Grade condition ( Like Brand new ) with possibly a VERY minor buff or scuff on the outer casing due to handling. The units will be supplied in either original retail packaging or will have been professionally plain re-boxed.
Limited Stock at this amazing price - Save a future on the current online sellling price
Latest comments (30)
titan131
15 Mar 16#30
I just received mine, I was a bit put off my the bad feedback about svp after I ordered it, but the laptop seems in perfect condition. Not a mark or scratch on it. Loving the screen, even if it's only tft and the led keyboard lighting is cool. I'm hoping this will play diablo 3 ok.
huangxq2
12 Mar 16#29
Some one pointed out this Medion with IPS FHD at £270 last week to me.
I have not heard any reviews about its screen.
If the screen is good, it is a really good deal. £270 for Pentium N3540, IPS FHD, SSD+HDD, 4GB RAM.
The CPU is not powerful, but is certainly enough for day-to-day tasks. It together with the SSD will make the laptop run smooth. If ever feel need upgrade, increase the RAM to 8GB.
It is only a good deal if the screen is good. Because you could get business laptop with i3-4030u and 128GB SSD for £280, but non-FHD.
Anyone want to risk buying one of these and reviewing it?
pauuu
12 Mar 16#26
Does anyone know if the 8700p CPU used in this laptop suffer the same performance issues laptops with the 8800p CPUs do?
Ferrari100 to pauuu
12 Mar 161#27
Its not that the CPU's have performance issue. The problem is OEM's have limited to output to 15w rather than 35w.
Still a great CPU - It's just not been given the opportunity to flex it's true capabilities.
Zillah
12 Mar 162#25
I thought rizzo777 was apologising for the typo/predictive text on his previous comment. He meant to say nvidia instead of in midi. That's how I read it anyway.
Ferrari100
12 Mar 16#24
Ignore him.
He has an AMD deficiency.
alexjameshaines
12 Mar 16#23
That's actually pretty sound advice.
huangxq2
12 Mar 16#22
I realised that and deleted my post.
Cantona007
12 Mar 16#19
What's the screen going to be like? On the link lyns has put it says it has IPS screen so should be a good screen with good colours and angles, right? Also says WLED though so im confused
huangxq2 to Cantona007
12 Mar 16#21
No.
According to some people who bought HP Envy with FHD screen, HP states it has IPS screen, they tested and found Envy is actually TN panel.
HP was lying.
At this price, it may be ok. But do not expect the screen to be very good. Envy is a model does not come with good FHD screens.
Colour and view angle are not going to be good, same as any other budget laptop.
Having said that, you cannot find good FHD IPS screen laptops at this price range.
Cantona007
12 Mar 16#20
Screen isnt full HD though like one here...Though again I need claification why it says full hd then wled
Laptops have really gone down hill in last few in terms of screen quality. Bought one few years go for few hundred and screen was great but yeah.
Cantona007
12 Mar 161#18
True but again for laptop thats not for gaming its still pretty good it can handle them at all.
fishmaster
11 Mar 16#17
No surprise there, they're all 5+ year old games. As I stated the debate is moot as the GPUs are all for basic level gaming. Citing 5+ year old games as proof doesn't make that statement any less correct.
Cantona007
11 Mar 161#16
Well with the one I can play games Like Batman Arkham City, lego Batman and Just Cause 2 at full settings pretty smoothly. Will struggle with new games of course but for laptop tahts not meant for gaming thats pretty damn good.
fishmaster
11 Mar 16#15
Irrelevant if you game, non of the GPUs in these laptops could be described as gaming GPUs, they will game at a very basic level. Go for the i5 as it has better power saving features and thus battery life.
fishmaster
11 Mar 16#14
Rephrase the word warranty as insurance and you have your answer as to if it's worth £25 or not to you.
As I've advised press F2 at bootup and do all the diagnostics if you buy one of these laptops, the most common failure will be the 2TB HDD, unless you are going to use that much data then £25 saved would go towards an SSD of a much less storage amount.
Cantona007
11 Mar 16#13
Cos the GPU is Intel HD520 which i thought is worse. Actually already have this laptop for few weeks but was returnig it for replacment cause the fan is contantly making whiring noise which didnt when got it, had reset from scratch becasue PC wolrd messed up and I couldnt move or extract files and sometiems when i play games the keys will not work and games will play themselves.
Cantona007
11 Mar 16#11
How does that compare to this? In terms of CPU and GPU
If you're considering this deal and you're looking at that PC World deal why aren't you considering the i5-6200U deal from SVP at £299? I would imagine you haven't read all of the comments in this thread and therefore missed my comment regarding the £299 deal as being the best, it certainly is the best choice of all three laptops.
opaninkofi
11 Mar 161#10
same processor, graphics card and ram with THIS HP PROBOOK (CLICK ME). 1TB with pro book but brand new with 1 year hp warranty and probook quality, cheaper for £319 and £289 after cashback
rizzo777
11 Mar 16#5
nvidia sorry
Rich44 to rizzo777
11 Mar 16#9
Lmao can you point out an equivalent spec Nvidia powered laptop? No thought not next time try to be a bit more helpful!
Remember these only have a THREE MONTH warranty too upgradeable to 6 months for £25
fishmaster
11 Mar 16#8
Buy the i5 6th gen refurb if they still have it for £299, if you're unfortunate to have bought this laptop instead then press F2 at boot up and do all the diagnostic tests if you want to keep it.
Actually might be 2TB as that's what listing states. I have recently dealt with Luzerntech via ebay with two refurbished laptops without problems. SVP now have shocking reviews https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.svp.co.uk
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Opening post
Processor - AMD A10-8700P
Memory (RAM) 8 GB
Graphics card AMD Radeon R6
Storage 2 TB
Resolution 1920 x 1080
Sound Bang & Olufsen
Keyboard Full-size backlit keyboard with numeric keypad
Whats in the box: HP Laptop + Charger
These HP Laptops are Ex Demo ( Cabinet Display ) units from a major retailer and are in Immaculate A+ Grade condition ( Like Brand new ) with possibly a VERY minor buff or scuff on the outer casing due to handling. The units will be supplied in either original retail packaging or will have been professionally plain re-boxed.
Limited Stock at this amazing price - Save a future on the current online sellling price
Latest comments (30)
I have not heard any reviews about its screen.
If the screen is good, it is a really good deal. £270 for Pentium N3540, IPS FHD, SSD+HDD, 4GB RAM.
The CPU is not powerful, but is certainly enough for day-to-day tasks. It together with the SSD will make the laptop run smooth. If ever feel need upgrade, increase the RAM to 8GB.
It is only a good deal if the screen is good. Because you could get business laptop with i3-4030u and 128GB SSD for £280, but non-FHD.
No reviews so no idea as to the quality of the IPS FHD screen. Rest of the specs is comparatively pants though.
Even cheaper model with IPS FHD for £230 whilst skimping on everything else. These listed are new not refurbished.
http://www.medion.com/gb/shop/budget-laptops-medion-akoya-e4213-md99545-30019561a1.html?wt_cc1=1_2&recommendationId=a43b7130-e868-11e5-8876-448a5b88215a
Anyone want to risk buying one of these and reviewing it?
Still a great CPU - It's just not been given the opportunity to flex it's true capabilities.
He has an AMD deficiency.
According to some people who bought HP Envy with FHD screen, HP states it has IPS screen, they tested and found Envy is actually TN panel.
HP was lying.
At this price, it may be ok. But do not expect the screen to be very good. Envy is a model does not come with good FHD screens.
Colour and view angle are not going to be good, same as any other budget laptop.
Having said that, you cannot find good FHD IPS screen laptops at this price range.
Laptops have really gone down hill in last few in terms of screen quality. Bought one few years go for few hundred and screen was great but yeah.
As I've advised press F2 at bootup and do all the diagnostics if you buy one of these laptops, the most common failure will be the 2TB HDD, unless you are going to use that much data then £25 saved would go towards an SSD of a much less storage amount.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/computing/laptops/laptops/hp-pavilion-15-ab269sa-15-6-laptop-white-10137876-pdt.html
Remember these only have a THREE MONTH warranty too upgradeable to 6 months for £25
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hp-pavillion-15-ab289sa-red-blue-silver-8gb-ram-2-tb-hdd-299-99-svp-2410707
Is this GPU any good for gaming? Absolutely not.
http://www8.hp.com/uk/en/products/laptops/product-detail.html?oid=9249423#!tab=features
https://www.luzerntech.com/default/hp-envy-15-ah150sa-15-6-laptop-amd-a10-8700p-1-8ghz-8gb-ram-1tb-hdd-grade-a.html#yt_tab_products3