FAQs
What products does HP sell?
HP is one of the biggest tech companies in the US, and sells a wide range of products including laptops, PCs, printers & scanners, peripherals such as mice, keyboards & monitors, accessories and PC components. You can find a breakdown of what we consider the best HP products at the bottom of this page.
Does HP offer free shipping?
Yes, HP provides a free basic shipping offer on all orders regardless of how much they cost. Users can also upgrade to paid, faster shipping options on orders. Unless you need your order sooner rather than later, the free shipping option is an easy way to save on your purchase.
Is there a HP student discount?
Yes, there is. Students and teachers can save on their hardware purchases through the HP Education Store. You'll need to verify your student or teacher status with a valid email address from your school, college, or university before you can start saving. Students and teachers can also benefit from up to 40% off HP products including laptops, mice, keyboards, PC parts, and more.
Is there are HP first responder/Military discount?
Yes, there is. Military personnel, healthcare worker, and first responders can save up to 40% off their HP purchases through HP Frontline Heroes Store. To get involved, just verify your profession with a valid military, healthcare, or first responder email address and start saving on items across the HP range.
How do I contact HP?
It couldn't be easier to get in touch with HP. You can choose to contact HP by either calling them at 800-407-4005 Monday to Friday between 08:00 - 20:00 ET or by heading to their site and using the live chat feature.
What is HP’s returns policy?
The window for returns with HP is 30 days and it begins as soon as your package is delivered. You can initiate a return by contacting HP directly. If the 30-day window has passed, you can still contact HP Technical Support for assistance as the team may be able to help.
HP Savings Tips
There’s no need to overspend when it comes to buying name brand hardware from the manufacturer. HP has several ways to help users save including free shipping on all orders and a few discount programs.
- Shop HP Sales: You'll see HP sales running at various times throughout the year, with big savings around holidays like Christmas & Black Friday and third-party events like Amazon Prime Day. These are great chances to save big on HP products.
- Take advantage of price matching: HP offers a price matching service that guarantees they will sell the same or comparable product should you find it listed as lower than at HP. This means you can use deals from other websites at HP for the same product and take advantage of the company’s free shipping option.
- Buy refurbished devices from the HP Outlet: HP also sells restored devices through the HP Outlet. These devices have all passed quality tests so you can buy them with confidence and they'll often be available at reduced prices. So if you don't mind your device not being brand new, the Outlet can be a great way to save on your next piece of hardware.
- Save up HP Rewards points: HP Rewards is the tech giant's loyalty scheme that allows customers to earn points with every purchase. It's free to join, and accumulated points can be redeemed on future HP orders to save you a few extra dollars.
- Sign up for the HP newsletter: Subscribe to the HP newsletter and you'll get $20 off of your next purchase. You'll also receive the latest news from HP on sales, discounts & new products, as well as the occasional exclusive HP coupon codes.
How to use HP coupons
If you’ve got an HP coupon or promo code to redeem, it helps to know it works. First, add the items to your cart that you want to purchase. Go to the cart as if you were ready to check out. Under the section labeled “sub-total”, click inside the “Coupon code” box. Enter the coupon or promo code into the box and select the “Apply” button. If the coupon is valid, the price will be taken down and you can check out at a lower rate.
What are the best HP products?
HP produces a wide range of products and here at Tom's Hardware we've had the joy of getting our hands on some and testing them out. Here are some of the best HP products you can buy at the moment:
Laptops: HP's flagship laptop model, the Pavillion, is a popular choice for an all-round, reliable device, and the latest edition is no exception. In our HP Pavilion Plus (14-eh0097nr) Review, we were impressed by the latest edition's sizeable OLED display, impressive performance & affordable price, although we wish it had slightly better battery life. If you're looking for a reliable business laptop with a lengthy battery life, the HP Elite Dragonfly G3 offers a good alternative, with a good selection of connectivity ports, a bright display & strong speakers. Just make sure you can afford the higher price point. Read more in our HP Elite Dragonfly G3 review.
Tablet: The HP Spectre x360 13.5 is the brand's latest 2-in-1 tablet with a foldout keypad. In our HP Spectre x360 13.5 Review, we liked the colorful OLED display, the choice of USB Type-A and lightning connector ports, and its punchy performance, webcam, and audio quality considering its size.
Gaming laptops: If you're looking for an HP product to get you into gaming, the HP Victus 15 is an affordable entry-level gaming device that offers reasonable performance for its price. In our HP Victus 15 Review, we were fans of its understated design and ability to handle plenty of triple-A titles on medium to high settings.
SSDs: If you're looking to build your own PC, you might be wondering what HP's PC components are like. We've previously reviewed the HP FX900 Pro Solid-State Drive and liked its dependable all-round performance, as well as its efficiency, cooling system, and generous warranty. You can read more in our HP FX900 Pro Review.
Monitor: If you're looking for the ideal monitor for your PC, the HP Omen 27u offers a clean, bright picture with a slim but durable design at a good price point. In our HP Omen 27u Review, we praised its Ultra HD image, good build quality, and strong performance for gaming.
