Amazing laptops at amazing discounts don’t come around often. So when they do, it pays to act fast. Right now, you can pick up a powerhouse HP 15-inch laptop from QVC for just $400, down from $480. It’s ideal for a Christmas gift, or even as a personal pickup if you need a budget-friendly machine for school or work from home purposes. Can’t afford it all at once? Don’t worry – you can split it into five Flex Pays of $80.
One of our favorite features is the combination of the Intel i3 processor and the 8GB of RAM. With up to 3.0GHz of processing power, you’ll be able to multitask with ease. The screen resolution makes it a great option for watching your favorite show at the end of the day, and best of all, it weighs under four pounds. It’s a perfect on-the-go machine.
Just think how much better those Netflix binge-watching sessions and Skype meetings will be on your very own snazzy new laptop with a clear 15.6-inch display. Here’s another impressive spec: The processor is already fast, but can reach up to 4.1GHz thanks to turbo boost functionality.
Compatible with all standard Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and equipped with a SuperSpeed USB-C port, you will have all the connectivity you can dream of. It even has a 3.5mm headphone jack (something that the top-end Macbooks do not), and the built-in webcam and dual speakers are ideal for videoconferencing, even if they might not be an audiophile’s dream come true.
Our advice? Take advantage of this sale while you can!
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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