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HP Coupons

February 8, 2012 by Berg divider image

Latest HP Laptop Coupons

Updated 2/20/12: All of the high-end models come with a (usually optional) Radeon HD 7690M GPU, including the quad-core Pavilion laptops and the Envy 15/17. The latest coupons from HP are valid on all of these laptops, but the exact rebate code and saving depend on the model. You can currently get your hands on a dv6t Quad Edition for $415 less or a dv7t Quad for $450 off the list price! The discount on the Envy series is 15%.

The offers are valid for customized laptops, not quick-ship models. All of the above expire 2/25 or sooner.

 HP Gaming Laptops

Below are the latest coupon codes for all the HP laptops that are equipped or can be equipped for high-end gaming:

dv6t Quad Edition – Save $415

HP dv6t Quad EditionThe most attractive coupon right now on a custom 15.6-inch dv6t Quad Editon is one worth $415 off including free shipping Make sure not to miss out on the most important upgrade for gamers, the Radeon HD 7690M. A Full HD 1080p panel is also a tempting upgrade, as well as the 1TB hard drive. The offer expires 2/25 or sooner.

 

dv7t Quad Edition – Save $450

dv7t Quad EditionThe latest offer on the the 17-inch quad-core Pavilion is $450 off custom notebooks including free shipping! Expires 2/25 or sooner.

This 17.3-inch laptop can also be equipped with a variety of quad-core (8-thread) processors from Intel as well as the very important Mobility Radeon HD 7690M (optional upgrade). 1080p panels are also available.

 

dv6z Quad Edition

HP dv6tThe Pavilion dv6z Quad Edition is HP’s AMD version of the Pavilion, which now ships with the new AMD Fusion/LLano chips with an option for dual graphics–i.e, a combination of AMDs integrated Fusion APU graphics and a dedicated card running in asynchronous Crossfire mode.

The best offer at the moment on the dv6z Quad is an additional $25 off and free shipping.

 

HP Envy 14 – Save 15%

HP Envy 14The Envy 14 packs desktop replacement performance in a svelte 5.57 lbs chassis and the latest offer is 15% off including free shipping!

It now comes with one of the latest 2nd-generation Core i5 and Core i7 processors from Intel (quad-core versions available) and a powerful (for a 14-inch laptop) Mobility Radeon HD 6630M graphics card from AMD (formerly ATI).

 

HP Envy 17 / Envy 17 3D – Save 15%

HP Envy 17HP’s Envy 17 and Envy 17 3D has now been upgraded with the latest Sandy Bridge Core i7 and i5 CPUs, as well as a Radeon HD 7690M graphics card. It is also available in a 3D version and has room for dual hard drives or SSDs in its comparatively slim chassis.

The latest deal is valid on the entire Envy lineup and is the same as the above–15% off including free shipping:

Besides the design improvements in HP’s latest dv6t and dv7t Quad-Core Pavilion laptops, they have also been given a complete overhaul on the inside. The hardware platform has been updated with Intel’s latest Sandy Bridge processors (2nd-generation Core i7 and i5). On the graphics side, the HD 6770M has just been replaced by a Radeon HD 7690M, which is essentially the same card but with a slightly higher memory clock. Just like its predecessor, the 7690M has 480 stream processors and offers good overall performance.

Which HP Laptops are Capable of Gaming?

For gamers, it is primarily the high-end laptops that offer the best gaming performance, but not necessarily the most expensive ones. The important thing to look for is the graphics card (GPU). This component can be customized on some of HP’s laptops. In some versions of the 15.6-inch Pavilion dv6t and 17-inch dv7t for example, there is currently a choice between the Mobility Radeon HD 6490M (replaced by unspecified GPU and the much more powerful Mobility Radeon HD 6770M HD 7690M. If you are planning to play games on your laptop, you should definitely opt for the latter.

HP’s premium Envy lineup is also equipped with powerful graphics cards from the get go; the thin-and-light 14-inch Envy 14 comes with a Mobility Radeon HD 5650, which is not the fastest GPU, but very powerful for a 14″ laptop. The Envy 17 comes with a high-end Radeon HD 6850M.

All of the above laptops are capable of playing all the latest games on the market, but with the weaker cards you will have to adjust the quality/detail options and screen resolutions down.

How to Use a Coupon Code from HP Home and Home Office

Using a coupon code on HP’s online shopping website is as easy as entering your name and address. When you are done configuring your laptop and added it to the cart for checkout, there’s a designated “Coupon code” field in the “Order summary” box (the first thing you see after proceeding to the cart).

This is where you enter the code and click on the “Apply” button. To simplify the process, you can highlight the code on this page, right click and select “copy” and then right-click and choose “paste” in the designated field.

After applying the coupon you will get an updated subtotal with the new price. Note that not the terms and conditions differ between different offers. Usually you may not combine several rebates or coupons (although there are exceptions). Normally, HP’s shopping cart will automatically choose the best possible deal for the product you are about to purchase.

10 Responses to HP Coupons

  • Thanks for all of these. I’m living in China, and surprisingly, electronics are actually cheaper in the states, thanks to the discounts and coupons on your site. I found your guide really useful and just bought an HP DV7T.


  • Thanks for the comment. Aery interesting observation that electronics are cheaper in the states, considering 99.9% of it is assembled in China… Weird.


  • Thank you for this guide, Berg. This is quite a useful resource for bargain-hunting. I hope you’ll keep up the good work for a very long time!

    Just one question, regarding the GPU of the dv6t/dv7t, the Mobility Radeon HD 6770M. How does it compare with the Nvidia graphics cards, performance-wise? Below the GTX460M/GTX560M, better than the GTX555M?


  • correction, that should be “Below the GTX460M/GTX560M, better than the GT555M?”


  • Thanks Vince! I try to keep it up to date.

    The HD 6770M and GT 555M are actually very close and it depends on individual games (and to some extent the main CPU) which one comes out on top. The 6770M does a little bit better in DirectX11 on average and the 555M does better in the older versions. This is assuming it’s the 144 shader version of the 555M. There’s also a 96 shader version with faster VRAM, but I don’t think that makes up for the lack of cores.


  • I already went into the topic at the bottom of your December roundup, but I’ll briefly say it here also: Reexamine the dv6z in comparison to the dv6t. It has a lot of untapped power, and offers MUCH better options when gaming on battery power.


  • Thanks for the tip, Calc_Yolatuh. I’ll definitely look into it. They definitely sound really interesting on paper.


  • Looking at the dv6t and dv7t on HP’s site now, they are offering either a 1GB Discrete Graphics AMD Radeon or a 2GB Discrete Graphics AMD Radeon graphics card. Do you know if this is still the Mobility Radeon HD 6770M or an equivalent to it? Thanks! Very informative site by the way. I will be back often!


  • Thanks a lot Tony! And yes, the new GPUs listed (at least the 2GB option) are allegedly the HD 7690M, which is more or less the same card but with a higher memory clock. It’s unfortunately not one of the entirely new 28nm GPUs, but still slightly faster than its predecessor.


  • Big time thank you for the hook up! Saved me $450 today on a loaded HP ENVY 15. Sales agent even commented that the discount easily beats any employee discount he could get. Thanks again!


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