HP have an end of year sale with savings of upto £250. This laptop has £200 knocked off. Use code CQ117HPAF62 for an extra tenner off.
Available in silver, purple, blue & gold.
Quidco rate is 2% for laptops also so another £10 off should it track ok.
PLUS - Get up to £390 of complimentary software with this PC. See this link
- Windows 10 Home 64
- Intel® Core™ i5-7200U processor
- 39.6 cm (15.6") diagonal HD (1366 x 768) display
- 16 GB RAM and 256GB SSD storage
- Intel® HD Graphics 620
- B&O PLAY with dual speakers.
Warranty 1-year limited parts, labour, and pickup and return service
Now it is £479 and also only £1 for 3yr pick up and return service. £20 off Microsoft office 360. Quidco is doing additional bonus £10 on top of 2% for HP. So overall good deal.
- gautamvt
Top comments
Agharta to philtheclaret1
23 Dec 166#10
Not sure if serious! :confused:
callum84
23 Dec 165#4
Screen is a deal breaker for me unfortunately.
I could live with 8Gb less RAM or HDD but 1366 x 768 just completely ruins it.
There is a 1080p i7 version for £599 although 2 cell battery.
tcyenalgunes
23 Dec 164#14
this is a SSD hard drive! 3 years ago 500gb SSD hard drive must be at least £200-250 on its own without a laptop attached to it! So you should know what you are talking my friend...
pennyfarthing88
23 Dec 163#3
Knockout deal Frank far better then the one I posted which I was looking for opinions / advice on and all it got was opinions not much advice :smirk: still that's cricket Harry these things happen on HUKD :laughing:
Latest comments (30)
gautamvt
6 Jan 17#30
you need to add you need to add it to basket and use Evoucher code: 1POUND. it is mentioned on the site.
gautamvt
6 Jan 17#28
It is now only £479 and also you can get 3yr pick up and return for £1. Total: £480. Also you can get £10 quidco bonus and 2% off. so another £18 or £19 less. I have ordered yesterday.
slliw to gautamvt
6 Jan 17#29
Says £49 for me for the 3 years pick up and return
philtheclaret1
23 Dec 16#8
256gb storage? My old laptop had 500gb and was about £150 cheaper 3 years ago.
Agharta to philtheclaret1
23 Dec 166#10
Not sure if serious! :confused:
callum84 to philtheclaret1
23 Dec 162#13
Lol
jonnythefoxx to philtheclaret1
24 Dec 16#27
That would have been a hard disk drive rather than solid state. Solid state drives are considerably better and also more expensive
adamski8080
24 Dec 16#26
Burning hot!!
plewis00
24 Dec 16#25
The only benefit of 1366x768 panels is that when you break them in anger at the low contrast, weak colour saturation and massive pixels you can pick up a replacement for about £15 on eBay! In seriousness though, they're just being mass produced they have literally flooded the market.
L4WEG
24 Dec 16#23
Poor Display, No HDD and No DVD Drive !!! Poor..
slliw to L4WEG
24 Dec 16#24
It has an optical dvd drive mate (SuperMulti DVD burner)
spannerzone
24 Dec 16#22
Yes my thoughts entirely..... there's clearly someone out there making the most out of the factory they've got and flooding the market with these screens for probably a few dollars each. Laptop manufacturers make so little profit that they'll use the crappiest of screens but bung in a decent spec knowing the CPU, memory and storage is usually what people will compare when buying.
All the 1366x768 HP screens I've used on fairly recent laptops are pretty wishy washy as well as being this lower resolution.
mrcrypto
24 Dec 161#21
if the display size fits your needs then this is a very good deal. My wife's laptop is about 7 years old and has same resolution as the one posted. She's more than happy with it and would not care if it was full HD or not as all she does is browse the web.
Boxrick
24 Dec 162#19
1080p absolutely needs to be the minimum resolution on a laptop, it is crazy to have cheap £50 smartphones 1/5 the size with more pixels on the screen. Total madness, for this reason alone this laptop should not be purchased.
aj2001 to Boxrick
24 Dec 16#20
Couldn't agree more.
A little 4-5 inch phone has hd screen and laptop with 15-16 inch screen don't it just doesn't make sense.
The more resolution means more space on your screen to work on your applications and I am sure you will see the difference when photo editing or video editing. Watching movies will be better too.
Apart from the screen it seems like a good deal op.
Just wish the software developers make software that is auto adapted to what ever the ram, cpu etc you have.
jasee
24 Dec 16#18
Yes; well maybe. To even get the ordinary user to buy a laptop must be problematic at the moment. He`s got a tablet or two, a phone with internet access , why should he get a laptop.Oh, the picture is bigger, must be better. Then he realises the resolution is no better than is tablet or even worse, so he needs to upgrade.
If manufacturers are so logical
My theory is that someone in China is making hundreds of thousands of dirt cheap 1366 x 768 displays!
jasee
23 Dec 161#11
As others have said the resolution is the letdown, anything less than full HD is useless whether they fit a SSD, whatever the RAM., CPU etc, I can`t understand why they keep doing it. Voted icy cold! No bargain
MBeeching to jasee
24 Dec 161#17
It's utterly painful and ridiculous, but for laptop manufacturers it appears to the last bastion of hope to up-sell consumers to higher end models. It's almost like a secret pact to stop 1080p becoming industry standard on laptops!
There's very little happening on the CPU front and SSD drives alleviate the pains of a slow computer. That just leaves the gaming GPU which 'John & Margaret' don't really care about. Eventually it will happen... but good grief it's taking years!
seanmcr
24 Dec 16#16
Ye olde display
634miyamoto
24 Dec 16#15
1366x768 - why????
tcyenalgunes
23 Dec 164#14
this is a SSD hard drive! 3 years ago 500gb SSD hard drive must be at least £200-250 on its own without a laptop attached to it! So you should know what you are talking my friend...
Itsabargain69
23 Dec 16#12
this one is ssd...Yours was probably hdd
sradmad
23 Dec 161#9
great find frank, have some heat :smiley:
bytemaster
23 Dec 163#7
£500 for a1366 x 768 display. Words fail me, this is supposed to be a site for bargains.
Hardawan
23 Dec 161#6
i do not vote cold unless i really think something doesn't work for me but the screen is so poor for now days. sorry
Frank30uk
23 Dec 162#5
Horses for courses PF, can`t see much wrong with the deal you posted tbh? deserves more heat... but yes this is HUKD :laughing:
callum84
23 Dec 165#4
Screen is a deal breaker for me unfortunately.
I could live with 8Gb less RAM or HDD but 1366 x 768 just completely ruins it.
There is a 1080p i7 version for £599 although 2 cell battery.
pennyfarthing88
23 Dec 163#3
Knockout deal Frank far better then the one I posted which I was looking for opinions / advice on and all it got was opinions not much advice :smirk: still that's cricket Harry these things happen on HUKD :laughing:
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Opening post
Available in silver, purple, blue & gold.
Quidco rate is 2% for laptops also so another £10 off should it track ok.
PLUS - Get up to £390 of complimentary software with this PC. See this link
- Windows 10 Home 64
- Intel® Core™ i5-7200U processor
- 39.6 cm (15.6") diagonal HD (1366 x 768) display
- 16 GB RAM and 256GB SSD storage
- Intel® HD Graphics 620
- B&O PLAY with dual speakers.
Warranty 1-year limited parts, labour, and pickup and return service
Now it is £479 and also only £1 for 3yr pick up and return service. £20 off Microsoft office 360. Quidco is doing additional bonus £10 on top of 2% for HP. So overall good deal.
- gautamvt
Top comments
I could live with 8Gb less RAM or HDD but 1366 x 768 just completely ruins it.
There is a 1080p i7 version for £599 although 2 cell battery.
Latest comments (30)
you need to add it to basket and use Evoucher code: 1POUND. it is mentioned on the site.
All the 1366x768 HP screens I've used on fairly recent laptops are pretty wishy washy as well as being this lower resolution.
A little 4-5 inch phone has hd screen and laptop with 15-16 inch screen don't it just doesn't make sense.
The more resolution means more space on your screen to work on your applications and I am sure you will see the difference when photo editing or video editing. Watching movies will be better too.
Apart from the screen it seems like a good deal op.
Just wish the software developers make software that is auto adapted to what ever the ram, cpu etc you have.
If manufacturers are so logical
My theory is that someone in China is making hundreds of thousands of dirt cheap 1366 x 768 displays!
There's very little happening on the CPU front and SSD drives alleviate the pains of a slow computer. That just leaves the gaming GPU which 'John & Margaret' don't really care about. Eventually it will happen... but good grief it's taking years!
I could live with 8Gb less RAM or HDD but 1366 x 768 just completely ruins it.
There is a 1080p i7 version for £599 although 2 cell battery.
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