Deal | Envy, Omen, Pavilion, and Spectre laptops included in huge HP Red Tag Sale

The HP Red Tag Sale is on and the company claims that consumers can save up to 55% on select products, which includes free shipping. The sale covers desktops, printers, monitors, and accessories as well as many of the company’s laptops, including devices from the Envy, Omen, Pavilion, and Spectre series. One of the more noteworthy discounts HP is offering is on the 15T “value” laptop. The base model comes with an i7-8550U processor, 12 GB RAM, and a 128 GB M.2 SSD for US$589.99 – a whopping US$750 off the listed price of US$1339.99.

The aforementioned HP Spectre x360 15T “touch performance” laptop has a starting price of US$1579.99, which is US$320 off the normal price. This convertible offers impressive CPU and GPU performance and has a great build quality, and HP is offering it with 16 GB RAM and a gamer-friendly 1 TB PCIe NVMe SSD for storage. The specifications can be altered in HP’s configurator: For example, it’s possible to upgrade to a 2 TB PCIe NVMe SSD for an extra US$340.

It seems HP has covered most potential usage scenarios in the list of laptops in the sale. Gamers could consider the US$1299.99 Omen 17T “best value” device with the GTX 1060, which is upgradeable to a GTX 1070 for an extra US$220. For those who enjoy utilizing the Google ecosystem, there is the HP Chromebook x360 14-da0021nr that offers up to 13.5 hours of battery life for US$549.99, and there is a Pavilion 15T for US$629.99 (saving US$370) that uses Intel Optane technology to accelerate hard drive access.

Lastly, for multimedia consumers there is the option of buying the HP Envy 17T “best value” laptop. This all-rounder has a base price of US$1199.99 at the moment, a reduction of US$500 from US$1699.99. For that money, you get an i7-8550U processor, Nvidia GeForce MX150 GPU, 16 GB RAM, and Bang & Olufsen dual speakers. There are currently 30 laptops included in the HP Red Tag Sale, which are definitely worth browsing through if you’re shopping for a new computer.

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