OMEN by HP 15-ax202na Gaming Laptop - GTX 1050 - £699 @ HP Store

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OMEN by HP 15-ax202na Gaming Laptop - GTX 1050 £699.00 @ HP

£699 HP Store12 Jul 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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sreekumar

12 Jul 17

This is a new world of gaming, where the competition is relentless but greatness is up for grabs. Equipped with powerful hardware and a venomous design, the OMEN Laptop is ready for the battlefield, anytime, anywhere. Go on, stake your claim.

Windows 10 Home 64
Latest generation Intel® Core™ i5-7300HQ Quad-core Processor
39.6 cm (15.6") diagonal Full-HD (1920 x 1080) anti-glare display
8GB RAM with 128GB SSD and 1TB storage
NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1050 (2 GB GDDR5 dedicated)

Save £100 when you add evoucher SUMMER100 to your basket. Offer ends 31st July

£100.00 more than John lewis's HP OMEN 15-ax203na but comes with 128GB SSD.

Top comments

Kidmonkey

12 Jul 17 8 #4

Shouldn't it be £666?

Latest comments (28)

bulletfoss

14 Jul 17 #28

1050 2GB is not a gaming card. 1050ti minimum.

brilly

13 Jul 17 #27

even if so, its not an excessive premium to have them install it and put windows on etc

Shauny_uk

13 Jul 17 #26

But John Lewis deal is £100 cheaper so the SSD is costing £100? I'm sure you can get them cheaper.

brilly

13 Jul 17 #25

yeah 2 slots
1 regular 2.5 inch sata for HDD or normal SSD
1 m.2 port for SSD
so john lewis one has m.2 port free to add an SSD to the existing HDD
or this one has the m.2 drive fitted already along side the HDD, you are basically paying 100quid for someone to choose a drive and fit it for you

never saw that crucial drive in sale!!! took it out of basket as was too similar in price to samsung evo 850 which is quite a bit better
but at that price would have been worth it

fr3dy77_sp33d

13 Jul 17 #24

I thought about doing that but you will end up with less storage. Unless you have 2 slots for hdd

thekitkatshuffler

13 Jul 17 #20

I'd probably go for the John Lewis version for £100 less, with a 2 year warranty, and stick my own M.2 SSD in it.

Pspvita to thekitkatshuffler

13 Jul 17 #23

That's what i am going to do just waiting for my crucial 276gb m.2 drive to arrive today got it on the amazon sales for £59 bargain.Anyone know whats the best way to clone the internal drive os and data to the m.2 ssd?.

RickPC

13 Jul 17 #22

Nah it was the same price

iggyrufflebar

13 Jul 17 #21

i cant for the life of me figure out what the difference is between this (202) and the 203 model with JL (except the ssd of course) anyone have a clue?

TomScrut

13 Jul 17 #19

Its more like having a car with an engine vs having a pedal car I think!

I have SSDs at home and my work PC drives me mad sometimes with its mechanical drive.

revo89

13 Jul 17 #18

I've seen some videos on YouTube of guys who put a skin on to avoid the fingerprint issue but I wouldn't do it as I like the carbon effect, even if that means having to wipe it every few hours

revo89

12 Jul 17 #15

I got the i7 version from Very last month. It was 849 but with the 20% credit back it worked out at 680. Good laptop only gripe I have is that it is a fingerprint magnet

K1LLER_HORNET to revo89

13 Jul 17 #17

Yep. That's the only thing stopping me from owning one.

SomebodE

12 Jul 17 2 #3

A decent 128gb Nvme SSD is around 65quid so you're paying for someone to install it at the factory and not voiding the warranty. Removing the drive from the JL version before a warranty claim might be an option if the chassis doesn't have any warranty seals on it

master10 to SomebodE

12 Jul 17 #5

But if you buy the cheaper one you also have a HDD you can sell or utilise as external.

musefan2001 to SomebodE

12 Jul 17 #6

Genuine question, is it worth it to have an SSD in a laptop? or could you save yourself £100 and have a standard HDD?

eraldo to SomebodE

12 Jul 17 #16

You cant void the warranty by upgrading certain parts. Its part of UK law.

RickPC

12 Jul 17 #13

Wasn't this on amazon yesterday with 256gb ssd?

Ammo71 to RickPC

12 Jul 17 #14

Yea but £100 more

targetbsp

12 Jul 17 2 #12

If you'd ever had an SSD, you wouldn't be asking the question. It's a luxury. But it's a luxury in the same way air con is in a car. Once you've had it, you're never buying one without again!

Shauny_uk

12 Jul 17 #8

Wouldn't you be better off getting the John Lewis deal as you can add a ssd along side the 1tb original HD?

ArthurDent1 to Shauny_uk

12 Jul 17 #11

This already has both an SSD and a 1TB HDD alongside it.

WalkableBuffalo

12 Jul 17 1 #10

It is worth it, it's no different to having an SSD in a desktop
Boot up time is immensely faster than on a HDD, games and files will load much faster
Really with this particularly model and the one from John Lewis it's just the toss up of whether you can find an SSD cheaper than £100 and want to install it yourself

bestbuy123

12 Jul 17 #7

SSD just helps for a faster boot up

Axeboy to bestbuy123

12 Jul 17 1 #9

Naa, it helps much much more than that. Its not just a quick bootup, programme loading etc but overall most people will notice quite a difference

Kidmonkey

12 Jul 17 8 #4

Shouldn't it be £666?

musefan2001

12 Jul 17 2 #2

Still is £599 at John Lewis but that doesn't have the SSD. Is this worth an extra £100....? I don't imagine it is!