HP Omen's affordable new 14-inch Meteor Lake gaming laptop is already on sale with a chonky $300 discount and an RTX 4060 GPU
HP Omen Transcend 14 | Nvidia RTX 4060 | Intel Core Ultra 7 155H | 14-inch | 120Hz | 2880 x 1800 | OLED | 512GB SSD | 16GB DDR5-7500 | $1,569.99$1,269.99 at HP (save $300)
This is an outstanding deal on a great compact gaming laptop. The Transcend 14 has only recently been released and yet there's already a $300 discount on one of the best versions, the RTX 4060 option. You get an excellent OLED panel as standard, and a 65W GPU that will still deliver a quality gaming experience. The 512GB SSD is a bit small, but you can configure the machine with a 1TB drive if you're willing to spend a bit more.
I've had my hands on the new Meteor Lake-powered HP Omen Transcend 14 for a few weeks now and I'm very impressed. I love a good 14-inch gaming laptop at the best of times, but the fact this machine is already impressively affordable—at least in the context of the mega-bucks Razer Blade 14—and comes with a stellar OLED screen makes it an instant favorite.
That is only compounded by the fact that it's already on offer with a $300 discount and you can find the Transcend 14 for just $1,270 at HP right now. You will have to configure it a little as that link will just take you to the RTX 4050 version, which I wouldn't recommend as the much more powerful RTX 4060 edition is just $70 more. Seriously, why wouldn't you?
With the 65W version of Nvidia's latest low-end mobile graphics card, you're getting Intel's latest mobile processor. The Intel Core Ultra 7 155H at the heart of this li'l laptop is a 16-core, 22-thread chip that is able to keep pace with the big bois of AMD's mobile Ryzen processor division. It's also got a decent integrated GPU on the chip, too, if you wanted to try and save some battery while gaming out and about.
Which you absolutely will do because if there's one weakness in the Transcend 14 package it's the battery life. At just 58 minutes measured in the PCMark 10 Gaming battery life test, it's pretty poor stuff.
The screen, however, is absolutely one of its
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