Crazy screen and minimal low price: this HP gaming laptop turns Amazon upside down
Cyber Monday is the final sprint of the pre-Christmas sales, the hangover of Black Friday with thousands of offers in stores like Amazon, many of them inherited from Black Friday, although others are completely new.
One of the most attractive of the day comes straight from the computer section and is especially recommended if you want a powerful PC to play on. This is the HP Victus 16, which drops its price to only 729 euros and is positioned as an ideal option if we buy similar models from other stores.
It not only has a processor 11th Gen Intel Core i5, but above all it boasts a giant 16.1-inch screen with a 144 Hz refresh ratewhich guarantees that you will be able to play as fluidly as possible wherever you are.
It is true that it is a relatively unportable laptop due to its dimensions, but if you go on vacation it has everything you need to guarantee that you can run Tripe A games without problems from anywhere on the planet.
As is usual on Amazon, shipping is totally free to any part of Spain whether or not you have a Prime account. If you have it, all the better, because you will receive your order in record time, in 1-2 days maximum.
RTX 3050 and a very attractive white design
As they say, nothing is written about taste, but this HP Victus 16 has a minimalist aesthetic in white that is quite different from what is usually common in the gaming sector.
It is a PC that can have few faults, with specifications that under normal conditions would be much more expensive. Normally it costs 999 euros, what happens is that it has been selected by Amazon for its Cyber Monday offers.
- Screen size: 16.1″
- Resolution: Full HD (144 Hz)
- Weight: 2.33kg
- Intel Core i5-11400H
- RAM Memory: 16GB DDR4
- Storage: 16GB PCIe NVMe TLC M.2 SSD
- Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 4GB
- Operating system: no OS
If there is a drawback it would be that it comes without Windows 11, although it is something that is increasingly common in all types of laptops, and that is that manufacturers have to pay Microsoft if they want their operating system to come from the factory, so they try to avoid it so as not to inflate the price of the PC.
It is a minor problem since you can install Windows on your own without many problems, with the help of a pendrive, although you must have prepared it previously, of course.
