No this is separate to that offer, this laptop comes with Windows 7 pre-installed and media for Windows 10 along with instructions on how to install it. Ironically there is no disc drive :smiley:

Just a tip for those that have already purchased this laptop. Go to the HP Support Assistant application and check the warranty start date. This should be the same as the invoice date but in my case it was the date of manufacture so the date was out by around a month. If the warranty date is incorrect for you call HP support on 02079490416 and inform them the date is wrong and you want it started from the invoice date.

They will raise a ticket and send you an email asking for a copy of your invoice. Once you send them an email back with the invoice they will take around 5 days to update the warranty dates.

This laptop back in stock at Technoworld. £600 - £300 tradeup
http://www.hotukdeals.com/visit?t=2525611&hukdm=46087&d=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.technoworld.com%2Fhp-probook-440-g3-p5t15ea-abu-core-i5-6200u-8gb-256gb-ssd-14in-bt-cam-win-7-10-pro

All systems GO! :smiley:

Offer is back up & running for August https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/qualifying

The 440 G3 - P5T15EA model is included with £200 cashback on £500+ purchase price.

Plus there are some new models included that could be similar bargains - might have a quick look

https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/qualifying

The model you want is Probook 400 440 G3 - P5T15EA - 01/07/2016 – 31/07/2016

Basically you trade in a qualifying model (they send you free P&P) - but note: this can include ANY AGE Windows XP computers so you can pick one up from your attic/ parents/ carboot sale/ Ebay for £10 etc.

Very reliable payers. In the past I had a refusal (my invoice was imperfect) but I just phoned the HP dudes and they credited me with my cashback there & then, excellent customer service.

https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/terms

Those of us with Amex cards or cashback credit cards can pick up another 1000 Avios / cashback out of this purchase (= another £10 off).

For your Trade-in to qualify for the promotion it must be a working, complete and undamaged, (reasonable wear and tear accepted) Laptop (minimum 10” screen size), Tablet (minimum 9” screen size) or Desktop. Your Trade-in must be no more than 6 years old (age limitations are not applicable to genuine Microsoft XP computers) and complete with all accessories including working battery and power supply where applicable.

Cold for retailer. Never honours deals

I'm not convinced this has a 1080p display as other retailers with same part number say otherwise.

Nothing to do with cashback. Read a bit about Misco

http://www.lambda-tek.com/HP-P5T15EA-ABU~sh/B3253311&viewSpec=y#product-view

Lambda Tek agrees 1920 x 1080 / Full HD

Ebuyer says 1366 x 768 and is same part number:

http://www.ebuyer.com/750721-hp-probook-440-g3-laptop-p5t15ea-abu

Looks like Ebuyer got it wrong.

Try, for example http://pcideals.co.uk/hp-probook-440-g3.html


Display

HD type Full HD
Display number of colours 16.78 million colours
Display surface Matt
LED backlight Yes
3D No
Aspect ratio 16:9
Touchscreen No
Display resolution 1920 x 1080 pixels
Display diagonal 35.6 cm (14")

And then further down they put

Resolution 1920 x 1080 ( Full HD )

So think they are the ones that you can't rely on info from.

Though as they include postage it's cheaper there at least. Unless cashback needs certain retailers.

PC World say the same 1920 x 1080 / Full HD
https://www.pcworldbusiness.co.uk/catalogue/item/P239692P

However, there is an old spec data sheet on the PC World site which is presumably why the error occurred

Cashback on this deal is 'all retailers' but you do need an invoice

Oh yeah well spotted. Well that's confusing.

On HP's website it says 1600 x 900 albeit it's the Italian shop but same part number:

http://store.hp.com/ItalyStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=P5T15EA&opt=ABZ&sel=NTB

On their irish one it says full hd

http://www.hpshop.ie/hp-probook-440-g3-P5T15EA__ABU-prod.html

Intel Core i5-6200U, 8GB DDR3L-1600, 256GB M.2 SATA TLC SSD, No ODD, 35.56 cm (14 ") FHD AG 1920 x 1080 LED, Intel HD Graphics 520, WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0, VGA, HDMI, USB 3.0/2.0, Windows 7 Professional 64 (downgrade via Windows 10 Pro)

Review of the 440 G3, seems same except HD rather than SSD

http://www.notebookcheck.net/HP-ProBook-440-G3-Notebook-Review.156151.0.html

Thought this would've gone much hotter That's a helluva spec for £300.

I understand the caution - it is £200 after all. The first few times I went for HP cashback, I was similarly concerned.

But it's not a gamble in the sense that getting cashback from TCB or Quidco is always a bit of a gamble.

Provided you get an invoice with your name & address on it & meet the Trade in conditions (which are clearly set out), HP guarantee to give you the appropriate cashback.

You're not relying on a cookie tracking etc.

Read the many HUKD threads on the HP cashback deals last year. Pretty much 100% success rate in all cases.

It says the trade in offer applies to businesses only?

Too many ifs and buts to get caught out on --- cold.

Heat added.

This is cheaper at PC World Business and attracts virtually the same level of cash back from TopCashBack (£13.32). I'd be tempted as I have a really old Desktop Windows XP Machine lying around but £200 is a LOT to risk.

Tempting...:smiley:

It's actually slightly more at PC world after adding the £9.99+vat delivery charge. I've just ordered mine from them, I generally avoid PC world but I have more faith in their after sales service than that of Misco so the extra couple of quid seemed worth it, at least I can go in to a store and shout at someone if something goes wrong :man:

Big thanks to luvsadealdealdeal, this really is a great deal and deserves a lot more heat, ex vat and after cashbacks this has cost me about £220. :confused::smile::sunglasses:

Weird I'm sure it had free shipping yesterday.

You reckon they'd pay out the £200 on my original Windows XP Desktop? Donkeys old but is the original machine that the licenced copy of XP was installed on...

Never had any issues with HP cashback. Took advantage a few years ago to upgrade 4 family laptops. From memory the highest cashback was £150 and each time we part exchanged working XP desktops that were ancient. It was very efficient with prepaid labels provided to send the machines off. Waiting was the main issue as it can literally take nearly two months for the cash to hit your account depending on how quickly they assess your part ex. Would I go for this? Tempted but, one of the ProBooks we got 3 years ago has a failed graphics card and is a bitch to repair so I'm on the lookout for a new one. Two of the Probooks (mine included) had a bloody annoying issue with the built in touch pad. Persevered for over a year and then upgraded to Windows 10 - which solved the issue!

Cashback available to businesses only! Be careful! https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/home

can I trade in my linx 10" tablet for this or does it have to be a laptop?

no, Blasphemouys

Such a small word yet could have so many meanings in that sentence... No what?

Needs to be over £500 old son, not sure if P&P count

should be ok £507

Thanks for the deal! :laughing:

This needs more heat! The laptop has great specs. I've just ordered mine :smiley:

Seems like a great time to trade in my Linx 10 that never gets used .. T&C seem to think that's OK. Opinions?

How do you avoid the only available to businesses?

I strongly suspect that cashback will be paid based on the purchase price excluding VAT - eg £421. So you'll get £150 rather than £200 back from HP.
This is a business focused deal so ex VAT is usually assumed.

Do you have any source for this? I've not been able to find any definitive answer one way or another myself but a "business only" deal would usually be excluding VAT. Thanks

Edit..
I've just had email confirmation back from HP that the cashback price is calculated including the VAT on the purchase price. Sorry I ever doubted you. Thanks.. (Hot deal)

the source is that hundreds of us on HUKD have already done the HP cashback deals so we happen to know from personal experience

Top deal! Thanks OP... ordered from ebuyer instead as marginally more reliable than Misco. To be fair to them it has already despatched :smiley:

Been looking for a reasonably spec'd Windows 7 notebook for my wife that's valiantly given up on trying to learn how to use her MacBook after 5 years, and stubbornly refusing an upgrade to Windows 10 from her work IT dept.

Will throw HP a lovely little Samsung NC10 Windows XP netbook from 2008 for their troubles.

I used to work in IT B2B sales, and can concur that HP cashback claims are very reliable. Even on the off chance of a rejection, this is normally resolved and processed. It can be quite slow though!

Will confirm once claim accepted + cashback paid!

Did you ever get her to try W10 with the Classic Shell look? Ie same usability as W7 (if you choose) but underneath a much safer, faster system - ie W10.

Is that okay if i send Desktop as trade in? Cheers

Was interested in this deal, but Win 10 free upgrade from Win 7 runs out in 2 days - probably not enough time now to receive delivery and upgrade


On the spec it says:

Operating System Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Edition / Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Edition downgrade
Preinstalled OS Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Edition

Are they saying "Win 10 Pro 64-Bit Edition" as part of the Microsoft free upgrade?

Sometimes you just let the stubborn Italian have what she wants :smiley: Will slowly introduce her to W10 on my Surface Pro, and then eventually upgrade this laptop. But thanks for the tip!

Man, this is very tempting. Still rocking a 2009 laptop, and just started to edit 1080p video, very tempted to jump.
OH has the AMD A8 HP455 G2 was posted on here a year ago with £250 cash back, would go again.

We did have an issue with the trade in, as the "assessment company" said that the Mobo was dead on arrival - I'd had it running DamnSmallLinux before I'd sent it, and run memtest86+ on it as well, so took a video for "evidence" just for my sanity.
Sent this to HP as a complaint, they instantly apologised and offered the full trade in amount.
A little bit of self protection goes a long way
Oh - and don't bother sending keyboard/mouse etc, they don't want it based on my experience.

thanks for the reply - does it come with a serial for Win10?

Thanks for posting OP. Seems like a pretty good deal to me. At the risk of sounding stupid, what does this mean in their ts&cs?

"age limitations are not applicable to genuine Microsoft XP computers"?

I have a pretty old Dell Dimension 3100C I'd like to use against this deal but don't know if it will qualify as a "genuine Microsoft XP computer?

Any advice much appreciated.

Did you get yours from ebuyer is it in fact full HD?

I can confirm it is Full HD 1920 x 1080, yes got it from ebuyer :smiley:

I have an old Samsung NC20 netbook (Amazon prouct page link) I bought in April 2009

It has a Windows XP sticker but I wiped the hard drive and put Elementary O/S on there. Haven't used it for years but I think I must have deleted the RECOVERY partition when I installed Linux. Does the machine have to be running XP for HP to give cashback? If I have to reinstall XP how can I do this without a disc (but I do have the serial on the sticker I think)

Thanks for your reply, are you able to confirm if both ram slots are populated? Or is it just one?

^2 ram slots with 1 slot populated with 8GB. Can be upgraded to 16GB.

Bought the last one from ebuyer.:smiley:

No.
Last one I had in was running DSL, but had the genuine sticker &code on the case still.

thanks - I think I've found the original hard drive that it came with so looks like that has recovery partition still (problem solved :smiley:)

Yup confirmed, single 8GB stick installed - free slot available.

Thanks for that. Pretty sure it is operable, I don't have the original monitor any more though - do you think that would be a problem for them?

time to get another cheap 8GB stick on HUKD for one cool warpspeed baby!

no monitor, keyboard or mouse required but DO send the power supply :smiley:

Just pulled the trigger after months of dithering over all the laptop deals on here!

Hope all the cashbacks work.

If I recall, you do need to ensure what you return can be powered as any faults like missing keys, cracked screen on laptops/tablets, missing power cables will deduct the cashback amount.

Once had very old working XP baseunit with power cable sent for validation for full cashback but got reduced due to not powering on even it was working perfectly fine just before despatch. Turns out the motherboard battery was dead prior during testing not powering the Bios to boot was at fault. I disputed this prior to despatch was working perfectly fine & that the XP baseunit was not powered while waiting for testing session hence suggested I send some new batteries to retest for full cashback amount. I did received the full amount at the end without having to send new batteries so was happy with my previous deal purchase here. Got mine from Technoworld.

Just managed to upgrade mine to Win10 Pro with Classic Shell last night.:smiley:

Might need to dig deeper into the T&C's if faults do affect cashback amount apply to this promotion.

I wonder if that's what happened to mine, was a very old brick..
And that's the deal I got my OHs laptop on as well.

Great stuff. So far, so good. One last thing that concerns me is that the initial questionnaire on the HP website asks if I am a VAT registered business - which I'm not. Do you think this will be a problem, or does one just claim to be VAT registered?

was about to pull the trigger and purchase and then I read some reviews of Misco
no problem I thought, I'll order from eBuyer instead - sold out / "discontinued" :/
PC World Business says "ordered on request" - so might the invoice date fall outside the 31st July cut-off?

Is there a reasonable chance HP will do a cashback deal in August? rather not rush spending £510 (£310)

https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.misco.co.uk
https://www.trustedshops.co.uk/buyerrating/info_X39E73DB91D2E25549255C5C507B71F7B.html

it's a great deal, but I'm put off getting it via Misco

http://pricespy.co.uk/product.php?p=3728595
CCL are reliable

remember it has to be over £500 to get £200 rebate

the cheaper 2 under £500 would get £175 rebate

Most retailers dropship from a distributor rather than stocking products themselves. When I ordered mine from ebuyer the other day it was shipped directly to me by Westcoast who are the biggest HP distributor.

I just checked stockinthechannel.com which shows live stock at all the distributors of any product and the 2 main ones are now sold our (Westcoast and Ingram Micro), so you'll need to hunt for retailers that are actually holding them in stock. Try CCL, Insight, Dabs/BTbusinessdirect/BTshop and unfortunately Misco.

One thing that concerns me is that the initial questionnaire on the HP website asks if I am a VAT registered business - which I'm not. Will this be a problem when claiming back the £200, or does one just claim to be VAT registered?

might be a risk that if your business is VAT registered they take off 20% and give you a rebate on £400-odd, ie a lower rebate

Thanks OP, just gone for this. I have paid via Paypal(payment after delivery) using Misco just in case there are any issues. Just going to get myself a cheap 9 inch tablet to trade in!

PC World Business says "ordered on request" (£519.74 delivered)
https://www.pcworldbusiness.co.uk/catalogue/item/P239692P

What date would my invoice show (eligible for cashback?), any idea when I would recieve item if I placed order today with them?

Risky as invoice date will be date of shipping. HP might accept an order confirmation email as proof of purchase though if you're lucky...

However I wouldn't risk ordering from anyone without stock, as shown before the distributors are out of stock and replenishments can take a while. Better off with a retailer that actually has them in right now.

If you are ultra cautious you could phone the retailer to see if they will send it out today, tomorrow or Saturday

or just wait for August as cashback offer could be repeated

It was a quick dispatch from Misco. I've just received mine, gonna open it tonight and make the Win10 upgrade. Would it be better to do an upgrade or make a new install?

Article 16 of HP T&C gives details of the deductions

Did you find any interesting offers?

So far so good from Misco, purchased this morning and already despatched via Parcelforce.

Ok, great. Thanks for the info. Will go ahead and order. Cheers OP.

Reading through all this, I have another couple of questions re Win 10. Am I right in thinking that since this has Win 7 as an OS as a "downgrade" from Win 10, then you are not limited timewise for the free Win 10 upgrade. Basically, mine should arrive tomorrow but if I'm right there's no need to upgrade to Win 10 immediately?

On a similar note, I've seen that Win 10 comes with the item on disc but of course there is no internal cd drive with this machine, so I'm curious to know how people will be upgrading to Win 10 if they don't intend to use the MS free upgrade which I believe end tomorrow night.

Hope that makes some sort of sense.

I have an old (+6 years) acer which came with xp, but it doesn't have the sticker. Does anyone know if this will be acceptable? Also, has anybody traded a 10" netbook (asus x100ch)? Thanks

Sure I can get hold of an external dvd somewhere if required. I'm guessing a clean install would be the better method. At least then there's no time pressure and presumably you could get rid of any bloatware that may come preinstalled on the machine?

I'm sure the installation media is suitably laced with bloatware :smiley:

All joking aside HP's business machines aren't quite as laden as their consumer ones... a few awful apps to "assist" in upgrading drivers etc, some encryption & backup software, DVD playback software (again amusing since no drive) and a PDF writer. Then the standard Office 2016 trial and an extremely old version of Skype. Then weirdly Apple Application Support & Bonjour. That's about it...

I don't have access to a USB optical drive, but could I just copy the media to a USB stick using another laptop, then do the Win 10 upgrade via the stick?

yes

Ebuyer order cancelled due no stock but ordered immediately via Misco on 27th July 2016. Despatched the next day & just got mine this morning. Bang on time for upgrade to Win10 Pro even with 3 day delivery via Parcelforce.

Looks like it came all the way from Glasgow with TCB tracking at £15.46 + better than QC tracking at £6.61

Now need to sort out Trade up to HP & hope both pay up like the previous deal.:smiley:

Just to add, distributor is Westcoast Limited & label claims "This system is pre-installed with Windows 7 Pro software and also comes with a license and media for Windows 10 Pro software. You may only use one version of Windows software at a time. Switching between versions will require you to uninstall one version and install the other version."

Mine has just arrived from Misco as well, ordered yesterday.

It come with a license for Win10 so there is no deadline for this PC.

Sounds like Misco block held all the stock at Westcoast :smiley:

Cool. Just tidying up the laptop right now but not updated it yet so happy to keep Windows 7 Pro for time being. Quite pleased with it.:smiley:

Would I be best served waiting until August now to order this in case it isn't shipped in time?

I bottled it, going to wait and see if any cashback deals for August

Had cashback for HP deals twice now. HP paid out

no August list yet

All systems GO! :smiley:

Offer is back up & running for August https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/qualifying

The 440 G3 - P5T15EA model is included with £200 cashback on £500+ purchase price.

Plus there are some new models included that could be similar bargains - might have a quick look

https://www.technoworld.com/hp-probook-450-g3-p4p52et-abu-core-i5-6200u-4gb-128gb-ssd-dvdrw-15-6in-bt-cam-win-7-10-pro

Quick Overview

Intel Core i5-6200U (3M Cache, 2.30 GHz), 39.624 cm (15.6 ") HD (1366 x 768) LED, 4GB DDR3L, 128GB SSD, Intel HD Graphics 520, Gigabit Ethernet, WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 4.0, HD Webcam, Windows 7 Pro 64 bit

£504 = £304

​This is less specced with 128gb ssd and 4gb ram

Back in stock in distribution, so should have quick delivery via most of the main retailers.

£100 cheaper than this http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hp-250-g5-laptop-i5-skylake-6200u-15-6-full-hd-1920x1080-8gb-ram-2133mhz-256gb-ssd-2492452#post28548783

Are there any requirements for tablets trade in apart from 9" screen?
Was thinking about getting some from ebay as my old laptop is broken.

6.For your Trade-in to qualify for the promotion it must be a working, complete and undamaged, (reasonable wear and tear accepted) Laptop (minimum 10” screen size), Tablet (minimum 9” screen size) or Desktop. Your Trade-in must be no more than 6 years old (age limitations are not applicable to genuine Microsoft XP computers) and complete with all accessories including working battery and power supply where applicable.

16.Non qualifying trade-ins will be subject to the following deductions: a.Battery worn out / failed £20
b.Cracked / damaged casing / Heavily Scratched £20
c.Dead Motherboard £50
d.Missing 1 or more keys from keyboard £10
e.Missing/ Failed Power Supply £20
f.Permanent marking (etched / asset tag) £20
g.Power on password locked Not eligible for promotion

I don't have a laptop/desktop to trade.

Would you be able to get away with trading a cheapo Chinese Android tablet ?

This.

I'm a bit of a noob where these things are concerned. But, I have an Acer laptop and Desktop both 8 years old that I need to get rid of. How do I go about getting a refund? Each were £300 when bought originally. Any help would be most appreciated.

Best £300 laptop for £515? I'm in.

Let everyone decide whether this is the "BEST £300 LAPTOP DEAL ON HUKD" by voting. That's how this website works.

I emailed them to ask this as I have a laptop but wants sure of its age...they replied an online warranty checker - my machine is a Dell and hey presto tells you the age...unfortunately 6 years 10 months for me!

Good deal. Used before (XP desktop traded in as a sole trader. No issues at all.)
**This laptop (P5T15EA) also included in HP August list**

But it's 15.6" versus 14". Arguably a pretty fair tradeoff, though I know I'd prefer the portability of a 14" screen.

I don't think they even check the XP installation. I sent them an ancient desktop with XP licence sticker from which I had removed the upgraded harddrive and replaced with an even more ancient and infamous Fujitsu 20GB failing drive that I think contained random drivers for win7 - not even an operating system. That box still qualified for the cashback. I assume as long as it has a legitimate XP sticker, boots to BIOS and doesn't look like it's worse for wear from football practice, the cashback claim will be fine.

You need a legible XP sticker on it.

Good deal if you need that spec laptop. Gone are the days when you'd get £300 cashback on a sub-£400 machine. I bought loads and sold for a profit

Flubit is hit and miss. I was happy with £64/machine (plus a few pounds on trade in a machine I got off ebay)

Given HP's current lineup offers £300 for a £600 spend, (vs £200 for a £515 on this deal), I've been trying to find a machine around the £600-£650 mark, but everything seems to be a step back from this machine - which is bugging me - but probably also a sign of the strength of the posted deal :smiley:

If looking to hackintosh this it should work except for wifi card

Can anyone confirm whether or not this has a spare SATA/M.2 bay to allow for a second SSD to be installed?

Do you have to have a business?

Confirmed, with the SSD version the M2 slot is used and the 2.5 bay is free.

Have you got a link please ?

I can not find any under £30

This is the one I bought here . I used Flubit to get it for £25.

So I can trade in an old Dell Desktop Tower for this deal or a Windows Tablet?

Thanks

I have a HP chromebook. Can this be used for trade ins?

Plus £100 vat!

Thanks for sharing the details, I just tried but the price given by Flubit is £33.45 not £25. Is there anything else I need to do to get the tablet for £25 in Flubit.

Not quite, but does look like they've put their price up in response to a surge in interest/demand - it was £508 earlier today.

Hi,

I have an old XP desktop (with XP sticker), what would i need to provide as part of my trade in (Kettle cable, Monitor, Keyboard?).

Also i am not a trader and don't have a business account so what would be the best option to get this.

Thanks for your help in advance

Komi

Base unit is all they need (and kettle cable if you have loads spare). Just declare yourself as a non-VAT registered "sole trader".

Any deals on extended warranties anywhere ?

directlaptops offer them on the lappys they sell at 10% of the laptop purchase cost.

It seems 3rd party companies want £90 p/yr !?

The price has gone up unfortunately since I ordered mine from Amazon.

I'd be wary of directlaptops warranties (heard one bad story). Best to check HP themselves who do offer good deals.

Ordered mine - £508 plus £10 quidco and hopefully £200 cash back.

Cheers op

I have old alienware m11x (released in April 2010) does anyone know if this could be acceptable as trade in?

Thanks OP! Ordered mine just now (£511.19 to Misco including £6 delivery). Very happy to trade in my Lenovo w8 Ideapad! I wonder what they do with all the old laptops/PCs/tablets?

My original invoice for the laptop which i'm trading in has my old address on it, so obviously it won't tally with the address that the HP laptop is being delivered to, will they still honour, or should I ring and ask?

1) HP Official 3 Year onsite warranty available for £69.97 here :

LaptopsDirect Hewlett Packard 3 Year Next Business Day On-Site Service - UK703E

2) Or even cheaper from Poland - they will email you the code - 250 Polish Zloty is £52

https://www.morele.net/gwarancje-dodatkowe-notebooki-hewlett-packard-serwis-w-miejscu-instalacji-w-nastepnym-dniu-roboczym-3-lata-uk703e-507459/

Anybody planning to trade in an old HP Touchpad? They had a 9.6" inch screen.

So has anybody found a decent thing we can trade in that will work 100%?

Does a Chromebook qualify for the cashback?
If not how about a Samsung Netbook (has windows 7, not XP)

Thanks.

OK I had an invoice saying I purchased the netbook September 8, 2010, so the age starts from the qualifying date and not the time they process it?

And if I buy from Misco (£505.20 + £5.99 p+p) http://www.misco.co.uk/product/2635386/HP-Pb-440-I5-6200U-8Gb-256Gb-14In-W7P-W10P-Uk?selectedTabIndex=1&tabBarViewName=AllProductReviews&page=1tabs that is OK with cashback?

Yup should be fine. They normally approve the claim within 24 hours, so you should have it all sorted before September.

And yes that model is valid.

Looks like PC world business and ebuyer have followed ccl and put their prices up.
Misco still at £505 with stock available

Just a tip for those that have already purchased this laptop. Go to the HP Support Assistant application and check the warranty start date. This should be the same as the invoice date but in my case it was the date of manufacture so the date was out by around a month. If the warranty date is incorrect for you call HP support on 02079490416 and inform them the date is wrong and you want it started from the invoice date.

They will raise a ticket and send you an email asking for a copy of your invoice. Once you send them an email back with the invoice they will take around 5 days to update the warranty dates.

Dreadful retailer. Any problems any they will offer you a credit refund well thats what happened to me. I just kept my faulty machine in the end. . PC World Business a much safer bet. You have been warned.

Ordered yesterday and got it today, was a bit worried after reading some negative reviews/comments about retailer but luckily all went good :smiley:
Claimed my £200 cashback already so hope they will approve it soon, gonna send them this new £30 tablet Ive got from ebay xD Cheers OP!

Do you know if this has backlit keyboard and if panel's ips. Quite tempted to replace a very goog 820 g2

TN Panel unfortunately. I don't believe that the keyboard is backlit either

So what are people trading in against this deal? Anything we should be on the lookout for?

Anybody who bought this done the Win10 upgrade? The instructions say to enable UEFI Native Boot mode in BIOS. I looked in BIOS but can't find it. Anybody done this?

Trade in approved - sending tomorrow

Just found this, eBay item number:112088963622, 9" Inch Google Android 4.4 Quad Core Capacitive Screen Bluetooth WIFI Tablet PC for £9.99 delivered. Bought one for trading against this deal. Hope it comes through.

Interesting. Plz share the outcome with us and good luck.

good spot - should be OK as it meets the T&Cs

Seems a bit too cheap - fingers crossed

I don't think HP do anything much with the odds & sods we send in. My guess is they can get something back from MS for the XP product keys. Then I assume they can send the W7 & W8 machines for proper recycling, ie somebody will be taking bulk loads off their hand for next to nothing and making a bob or two by reselling the licences or even decent working machines.

My analysis would suggest this is just a tactic to clear the supply chain of older stock without annoying distribution partners too much. Ie the distributors are still getting full prices & not being left with slow-moving products. Whereas HP is taking the (say) £200 hit per machine and calling it marketing investment. HP gets to see new product fill the gaps left when this older stuff gets shifted.

And all ostensibly to business customers, again to keep distributors from moaning too much.

Sorry but you have misinterpreted my comment that the £9.99 for the tablet was too cheap when they usually sell for £30 in the UK.

I agree with everything else you said, in fact the guy on the HP CashBack helpline said the promotion was to get people off their old XP systems

Did you enter a business name when you applied?

you have to set yourself up as (at least) a sole trader

which is easy, free, and entirely within your wish

it's enough to decide to be a sole trader sometime in the future, alongside your regular job, and you need a computer

so call yourself fogboys trading - or similar - use your imagination - and it is done

Wow, you've been lucky. I've had no end of trouble trying to do it via the supplied disks. I still haven't managed it, and I'm semi computer literate.. I might try the Microsoft website route as you mentioned. I've done the Win10 install on 3 other machines without issues.

'We have received and tested 1 out of 1 Trade-in devices and are pleased to advise you we have validated your claim for 1 devices.

Your Claim value for 1 devices is 200.00 and this amount will be paid to your bank account within 45 days."

Yay!

Just need to sort out the freakin Win10 now. It should never have been this difficult.

Overall, mixed feelings about the laptop - nice and light, good upgrade-ability (important for me) and the TPM & Fingerprint reader give it some good built-in security. Oh and battery life has been incredible for me.

That said, the touchpad could and should be much bigger - it's far too small, especially as it has physical button reducing the touch pad area further. But my biggest letdown is the lack of back-lit keyboard - Last 4 laptops I've had have had this, so didn't even occur to me that it might not have it.

I'll see how I get on with it, but may change it in due course.

As for UEFI & Windows 10...

Win 10 was simple (for me). Having an external DVD drive helped, though the same process should apply if you choose to create a USB installer. (You can do this by downloading the installer from MS, and choosing 'create media' or something like that IIRC)

First (optional, but advised), enable UEFI - can't remember the exact wording, but in the bios in one of the sub-menus there's a tick box called 'Legacy Boot Order' and beneath it a list of drives (USB, M2, Network).
Below this, another tick box named 'UEFI Boot Order', again with 'USB, M2' below it.

Tick the UEFI box, which should untick Legacy. Save and reboot - this will switch your computer to UEFI mode, and your computer will complain no OS is installed.

Insert the DVD/USB stick, restart and you will be asked to boot to the relevant drive.

Follow the setup steps. When you get to a screen with a list of partitions - select each one and DELETE it - you will be left with a single 'unallocated' partition. Select it, NEXT

That's it - win 10 will install. Once done, use the second DVD to pick any additional drivers you want to install.

Cheers. I'm away from home at the moment, so I'll try that when I get back tonight. I remember seeing something as you described, but wasn't too sure as it wasn't quite as described in the instructions.

For anyone who wants to add a 2.5in drive, you'll need the drive mounting kit from HP.
Part 826382-001

https://parts.hp.com/hpparts/Search_Results.aspx?mscssid=BC5FB69875C74726A879A2F302793C09&SearchIn=PartNumber&SearchPN=826382-001

Cost about £9 and arrived next, even though it was listed as 'orderable, but not available for immediate delivery'

Also, if you plan to ad RAM, you'll need DDR3L (DDR3 will not work). Part is M471B1G73EB0-YKO, which is Samsung RAM
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-original-204-pin-PC3L-12800-M471B1G73EB0-YK0/dp/B0173ZBC2E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1471020607&sr=8-1&keywords=M471B1G73EB0
Is the same chip, £35

cool - lightspeed with 16GB dude!

Still not dispatched and no reply from seller

Anyone got theres yet ?

Nothing at the moment but does say estimated delivery date for this item is 15 Aug, 2016 Royal Mail Tracked 48. It shouldn't take long to post. Either way, no responce, negative feedback regardless whatever excuse in my books. I have no time for people like that.

Just seems a bit suspect that he has only ever sold one item before and suddenly he sells 50x tablets !

Well, all I can say is this. No post/stock & mess with buyers time then 50+ bad feedback. Every buyer should cast their negative feedback & eBay should enforce period ban on the sellers account.

to be fair, the instructions sounded a bit complicated, bios & all that

I think I would just use the free method already mentioned and let Microsoft take care of the upgrade to W10

all sorted painlessly in 45 mins

whats the idle cpu temp ?

Why is this expired?

Thought I'll do a update on this. Bought this instead now for trade-in, iRULU eXpro X1 9" GMS 8GB Android 4.4 Kitkat Quad Core WIFI Black Tablet PC (priced £31.99 delivered) £16.99 delivered with £15 Paypal redemption code over £30 spend last night just before expiry. CBA wasting time. Could have saved £7 if the last seller posted the £9.99 tablet but looks like I'll doubt I'll ever get it.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/131778913634

So far, already despatched this morning with feedback recieved with another item from another seller.

Cheaper at amazon now that the Paypal code is no longer valid (£28 at time of writing for the white model):

Amazon

thanks

How are people getting it £516 delivered? Is there a free delivery code?

sorry dudes price has gone up by a tenner
http://pricespy.co.uk/product.php?p=3728595

Price rise.

Well, I finally got there, but only after much pain and grief. I couldn't do the 'official' upgrade via the DVDs for a couple of reasons. I tried downloading the ISO but it hung on Upgrading. The cause, as I found out from another thread, was due to me not doing the 106 updates to Windows 7. I hadn't bothered as I wasn't going to run on it anyway. Once I did the updates, the Win10 ISO downloaded and installed sweetly. In all, it took from 13:15 to 23:15 yesterday!!

Personally, I don't think a buyer should need to download an operating system when DVDs have been provided. I also don't think a buyer should be messing about deleting partitions in BIOS. It should simply be a matter of slapping a DVD into an external drive and away it should go.

Thanks to you guys who responded.

100% agree with you

Hi please telld me idle temp sir of cpu

if you send tablet do u need adaptar if id didnt come with one


thanksess

you need to send the power supply of your tablet

no idea on the temperature question, sorry

It appears to me that some software from a source unknown to me is needed to check the processer temperature. Sorry, but I wouldn't be happy to download from a source I'm not familiar with.

For details on temps, see the below review (though note that this was with a mechanical HDD and this laptop has an SSD (which is possibly going to have lower temeratures from the device)

NotebookCheck

I sent in a cheap 9 inch tablet 2 weeks ago I bought from Amazon and it's been validated now so I will hopefully get payment in 45 days. FYI for anyone else considering doing the same thing.

I really, really wish this was the slightly bigger model with the number pad :disappointed:

have you checked to see if that model is on the 'trade up to HP' list?

The 450 would be the model you're referring to but none of them come with a 1080p display, sadly. Think I'll just have to pay the extra and get the HP 250 listed elsewhere on this site.

Just updated to Windows 10. I bought an optical drive from Amazon. For installation, I restarted the computer from the dvd drive and it installed the new operating system.
The old window was moved to another folder window.old. It's not a clean install but I think this will preserve the backup/restore function from HP.

I had sent an old 10" Acer Iconia tab for the trade-up and received a confirmation email today that everything was accepted. :smiley:

Really happy with this purchase. Thanks OP!

You're very welcome - glad it worked out.

I ordered the drive mounting kit as I have purchased another SSD drive. The mounting kit comes with just 4 screws to attach the SSD to the included mount but there are no additional screws to attach the mount to the laptop. Whilst I can still plug the SSD drive into the laptop it could potentially come loose. I have sent an email to HP to check if they have not sent the additional screws by mistake or I need to order the screws separately. I will update the thread once I have an answer.

ordered mine from technoworld.com £514.80 delivered

Quick update, my claim was just approved by hp for the crappy 9 inch tablet off amazon

Happy days

Just an update - claim approved by HP yesterday . Not bad for a chucked together 6 year old laptop worth less than £30!

how does it take them to approve cashback once your tablet / laptop was delivered to them?

Took about 20 days or so for me.

yep it's actually a very good deal

shame my 'inflated' style has made people possibly mistrust the deal

all I can say is: read the comments from the people who are making the deal work for them

you're getting a really good laptop for £200 discount

Just to provide an update on this - HP were useless in providing me information on which screws I needed, they didn't have a clue. I found some spare screws I had laying around which I believe were M2.5x5mm and they fit. You need to get 4 of these to secure the bay to the laptop. They were Philips screw heads.

3 days for me

What sort of battery life have people been getting on this laptop?

A question for anyone who has picked up the laptop: the body looks aluminium but the cover looks matt black plastic. Is that correct? For some reason I thought it was fully aluminium. Cheers for any help!

Yes, top cover is like soft touch matt black plastic with surrounding keyboard area in aluminium. Bottom is hard touch matt black plastics. Very doubt you'll get a brand new full aluminium case laptop for this price even before cashback & trade-in let alone in this size of laptop.

just been downstairs to do a bit of 'touch & feel' on our model - not as good as yours I think, 450 G2? - but similar styling

veedubjai is absolutely right, hope I wasn't guilty of false hopes, elaborating etc

but the aluminium is what strikes you, so it feels real BMW quality

in normal use it's like aluminium, aluminium, aluminium because that's what you see when typing

Helpful, thank you!

about 8 hours

You're lucky...

I just rang them after waiting 10 days after they received my tablet

They are claiming I need to wait another 3 weeks for them to confirm my cashback claim

I received this laptop on Saturday. Has anyone else notice that the one finger scroll function on the touch pad isn't very good? I have a HP at work too, and it is the same on that. Whereas, I've had Sonys and Acers before which have been very responsive and great to use.

Runs quite hot with a noisy fan, not entirely impressed for the £330 it cost (+ possibility the cashback is not authorised)

I think you're unlucky

they approved a couple of mine with issues on the phone as we spoke

excellent customer service IMV

send it back

they are normally dead quiet

My current claim status shows as 'Approved', is this the final status or the status before hp gets the trade up device. I have sent a 9" inch last week, not sure if the claim status reflects it or the status is based of hp reviews by submitted claim and waiting the device?

it's been a year for me but from memory I think that means the thumbs up, they have accepted your invoice & trade in device so you'll get the cashback

deal still good for purchases in September

Not available at Misco I believe.
Technoworld have it for £540 with £225 trade-up. £225 must be made up of £200 + a £25 bonus but I couldn't find that explained.
https://www.technoworld.com/hp-probook-440-g3-p5t15ea-abu-core-i5-6200u-8gb-256gb-ssd-14in-bt-cam-win-7-10-pro

I think we bought them (nearly) all so the price went up

Took mine about a week to fully approve after delivery of my old laptop back to them. I guess actual laptops take a little longer to check than throwaway android tablets :smiley:

Thanks mine got approved.

odd

they used to run trade up to HP + bonus

trade up to HP - same as now

bonus - you had to claim your bonus after 30 days but before 61 days after purchase - that's ow last year some of us got extremely cheap laptops, as the bonus was about £100 or so depending on model

like you, I can't see it explained

They just explained to me that its a mistake with their (Technoworld's) website.

I have asked Technoworld to raise the price to £600 so a £300 trade in value is possible and they have just done that

https://www.technoworld.com/hp-probook-440-g3-p5t15ea-abu-core-i5-6200u-8gb-256gb-ssd-14in-bt-cam-win-7-10-pro

not bad - no cashback or coupons that I can see (there are a few coupons floating around but they don't look like they'd work here) - but £12 off on my credit card makes this £288

Worth a deal post methinks. After you...

probably go straight to 1000C :smiley:

Must ask,have an old 5 year old dell i7 laptop with windows 7 sticker on it and took it in currys the other day for another cashback offer they are running, anyway did all the tests on it and passed barring one failure -the motherboard so that was that -wondering if this will be ok for this offer as my machine turns on and running fine or if it gets refused for this laptop trade in offer are you allowed to try again with another product - the cheap 9 inch tablet from amazon.Thanks.

https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/terms

they don't say if you can have a second go! :smiley:

you could do worse than ring them up & ask - they are very pleasant to talk to - my guess is: if you have time, they'd probably let you try a second device

They have changed the T&Cs for September purchases from what I can see online. A broken part or missing power unit used to just cost you (say) £20 deduction, but I can't see that bit any more. I think it's pasted in earlier on this thread, though - no point looking if it doesn't apply any more.

Fairly sure broken motherboard was not that serious.

Anecdote suggests that they don't care much about XPs - just the COA sticker etc - but W7 & W8s must be properly working, I guess they have a value

now missing?

6.For your Trade-in to qualify for the promotion it must be a working, complete and undamaged, (reasonable wear and tear accepted) Laptop (minimum 10” screen size), Tablet (minimum 9” screen size) or Desktop. Your Trade-in must be no more than 6 years old (age limitations are not applicable to genuine Microsoft XP computers) and complete with all accessories including working battery and power supply where applicable.

16.Non qualifying trade-ins will be subject to the following deductions: a.Battery worn out / failed £20
b.Cracked / damaged casing / Heavily Scratched £20
c.Dead Motherboard £50
d.Missing 1 or more keys from keyboard £10
e.Missing/ Failed Power Supply £20
f.Permanent marking (etched / asset tag) £20
g.Power on password locked Not eligible for promotion

It appears the XP desktops have been removed from the trade-ins. Conditions say:-
"Fully operational, complete and undamaged.
No more than 6 years old."
The fully operational bit I guess is the relevant bit. Guess the question is how obviously knackered your laptop is. They may just need to see the license sticker; or see the BIOS screen? I haven't used this offer recently - others may have more experience.

oh yeah - missed that :smiley:

so they have changed T&Cs a fair bit - definitely worth a new post but I've done my bit already

better add a note to header

Thanks for the reply luvsadealdealdeal,will ring them about this tomorrow.

bought from Technoworld. thanks

out of stock in technoworld. any other decent suppliers for this laptop? I just missed .

all sold out! we bought them all lol

looks like this thread is dead, so thanks for your company, feel free to update when you get the money sent through!

Tweedie you can apply the same principle to other qualifying products https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/qualifying

the leg work is not that difficult, just take the specific model number (eg P5T15EA) and google it, perhaps with additional search term 'pricespy' or just use Google shopping - good luck

EXPIRED

a few more might come into stock of course :smiley:

be wary of buying the cheaper one on Amazon, it's not the right model afaics and don't forget you need to get over either £500 or £600 purchase price

Looks like my TCB for both ebuyer £6.61 (cancelled order due to late despatch date) & Misco £15.46 (typing on right now) is payable now.:smiley:

it is in stock but price is now £607.69 and no cashback!

That's a different model, W4N91EA.

my bad, anyway still says in stock

back in stock £600 https://www.technoworld.com/hp-probook-440-g3-p5t15ea-abu-core-i5-6200u-8gb-256gb-ssd-14in-bt-cam-win-7-10-pro

Got my laptop today from technoworld and sent my claim form to hp but wanting to know if anyone can help-sending my old i7 laptop to them but recently fitted a new ssd drive in it(presume that is ok for qualifying) and updated from windows 7 to windows 10 but would it be possible to take the ssd drive out and replace it back to my old laptop drive which I still have-obviously I know how to switch it back but confused with the part where with the ssd drive having windows 10 on it and the old drive which I just took out had everything on it with windows 7- (no cloning involved) so how would this work as really I would like to keep my fairly new ssd drive and put it in my pc.
If I remember rightly it was just a quick replacement of drives and a completely new fresh install of windows 10 onto the ssd drive, obviously with taking the old hard drive out all my information was lost for the new ssd purposes which I was not bothered about.

first get your windows 10 activation key XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX (eg use 'magical jelly bean keyfinder' to find it) and save it somewhere safe
change SSD for old laptop drive
do fresh install of W10
with any luck it will accept your machine configuration as proof enough - ie you skip the product key bit & let the W10 stuff find it for itself
if it fails (because you changed the hardware configuration, which is what it uses to validate) and doesn't like your product key when you put it in manually, then phone Microsoft Windows Activation number/ people with your activation key and they will activate you again for sure

Thanks.

Does anyone know whether notebooks with Windows Vista are still accepted? In my case, battery doesn't work, but the laptop works well if plugged into a socket. Thanks.

not accepted

Just to update this thread the cashback has just been paid into my account - it took 35 days from when the item was accepted until payment was sent.

if I order today, but send my old laptop by 1st week of October will that be considered as part of September order?

it's the date on the invoice of the new product that matters - not when you send the old laptop - you get plenty of time to send it in

​thanks mate

How do you install Windows 10 on this since it doesn't have a CD drive? Can I just download windows 10 from the windows website? Do I need an activation code?

there are lots of possible answers but the simplest is just to use the free method where you say you use assistive technologies https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade?tduid=(5d0de8fcba2f2afc2f7dc87508d3cdda)(266696)(1018132)(1016033603)()

Still good for October
https://tradeuptohp.com/gb/en/pages/tradein/qualifying

Intriguing additions:
Probook 450 400 series - W4P23ET 50% additional trade in reward 01/10/2016 – 31/10/2016
Probook 450 400 series - W4P21ET 50% additional trade in reward 01/10/2016 – 31/10/2016
Probook 450 400 series - W4P30ET 50% additional trade in reward 01/10/2016 – 31/10/2016
Probook 450 400 series - W4P32ET 50% additional trade in reward 01/10/2016 – 31/10/2016

Could be worth a google, as +50% might mean you'd end up getting a better spec machine after cashback

https://www.cclonline.com/product/213280/W4P23ET-ABU/Laptops/HP-ProBook-450-G3-15-6-inch-Notebook-PC-Core-i3-6100U-2-3GHz-4GB-500GB-DVD-RW-WLAN-BT-Webcam-Windows-7-Pro-Media-Upgrade-to-Windows-10-Pro-HD-Graphics-520-/NOT03041/

cashback £200+£100 on trade in

Hi please can someone help me I am fairly new to this site and am a bit of a technophobe when it comes to the internet and computers.

Where can I buy the cheapest qualifying product to trade in to make the best of this offer? Also what is the best spec qualifying laptop to buy and where is the cheapest place to buy it?

Thanks to anyone who has the time to reply and help me!

if you look back, people were buying qualifying devices under £15 - with links - put some work in

I did put some work in and read the previous posts and have just looked through them again but I cannot see any qualifying products mentioned for £15?

so find something like this, lazy

Luvsadealdealdeal, that qualifying product is no longer available for £9.99. That was a great price at the time and would have suited me perfectly. Thanks anyway for trying to help.

That £9.99 deal was a non-sender after all as was too good to be true for that price as the seller never replied my messages but eBay was there to help & refunded my money. Check my last comment #201 as that was what I bought from another seller for the trade-in but unit price have already gone up.

Prices never stand still. The vote for Brexit has had an impact on prices as well the value of the Pound recently as I have noticed electronics have gone up even though the UK have not officially actually left the EU yet & retailers are taking advantage on this.

This laptop back in stock at Technoworld. £600 - £300 tradeup
http://www.hotukdeals.com/visit?t=2525611&hukdm=46087&d=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.technoworld.com%2Fhp-probook-440-g3-p5t15ea-abu-core-i5-6200u-8gb-256gb-ssd-14in-bt-cam-win-7-10-pro

About to purchase so when i get the laptop just make a claim and send them a cheapo 9 inch tablet?
Also when clicking on trade in do i choose no for vat registered business and customer type as small business?

yes to all
sole trader works fine

cheers :smiley:

I bought one of these this week from Misco, but it looks like there are no more in stock at the moment. It looks like there is a "G4" version of this ProBook G3 440 which has just been released, which now includes a more recent processor and the addition of a USB Type C port. But provided I do actually get back the £200 from the HP Trade Up deal, this really is a fantastic deal - fairly recent Core i5 processor, 256GB m.2 SSD, 14" Full HD display, fairly lightweight, nice design, Windows 10 Pro etc.
My biggest challenge was understanding how to do the upgrade to Windows 10 with the included DVD's, as the HP instructions were very unclear. It mentioned changes being required to the BIOS for the UEFI settings, without really explaining what those changes were. After waiting for 1 hour for HP to respond to my chat request on their website, I gave up and just went ahead with what I thought the settings needed changing to. In the end, HP called me back the next day and confirmed the BIOS settings, and I had indeed changed them correctly. For anybody who wants to know, for upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10, the BIOS settings should be changed as follows (copy & paste of instructions which I received back from HP):

In the BIOS, under ADVANCED tab >> Secure Boot Configuration >> Legacy Support Enable and Secure Boot Disable. Since you are upgrading from Windows 7, this setting is already set correctly but please do check once.

Again under ADVANCED tab >> Boot Options >> Kindly enable 'UEFI Boot Order' and 'Legacy Boot Order'.

or just upgrade to W10 with free assistive technologies upgrade

Isn't this version a better deal for £50 more?

http://store.hp.com/UKStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=W4N97EA&opt=ABU&sel=DEF&jumpID=ps_xeuz482n9f/sf:_sku:W4N97EA&k_clickid=EMEA%7C_kenshoo_clickid_&kpid=W4N97EA&gclid=COmv8OLc388CFUI6GwodubMNLA&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CJm8-uLc388CFcZ72wodBOoCFg

if it's not on the 'eligible for cashback' list (see above) - then no, it's just a good but expensive laptop

my boys want good AND cheap :smiley:

it would have to be one of these exact models to get the £300 cashback
Probook 440 440 G3 - P5R34EA - 01/10/2016 – 31/10/2016
Probook 440 440 G3 - P5T15EA - 01/10/2016 – 31/10/2016

but you have a good point - if it IS eligible for £300 cashback, you're getting a very good deal

Sorry, this product "2635386" is no longer available.

available here http://www.saverstore.com/productinfo/product.aspx?d=1&product_id=20925668&rw=y

but you might want to ask them to increase the price to £600 for you :smiley:

Is the age limit on xp laptops still unlimited? Didn't see it when I looked...

I have just messaged saverstore asking them to increase the price to £600 to get the maximum cashback. Let's see how they respond.

No age limit XP no longer works. HP have changed the T&Cs again. Theoretically XP would work if the device is not older than 7 years - pretty unlikely but possible. T&Cs:

For your Trade-in to qualify for the promotion it must be a working, complete and undamaged, (reasonable wear and tear accepted) Laptop (minimum 10” screen size), Tablet (minimum 9” screen size) or Desktop. Your Trade-in must be no more than 7 years old and complete with all accessories including working battery and power supply where applicable.

and

For your Trade-in to qualify for the promotion it must be a working, complete and undamaged, (reasonable wear and tear accepted) Laptop (minimum 10” screen size), Tablet (minimum 9” screen size) or Desktop. Your Trade-in must be no more than 7 years old and complete with all accessories including working battery and power supply where applicable.

Shame they got rid of that option..

HP haven't released Nov qualifying products yet