The 12 Best HP Prime Big Day Deals and Discounts on Desktops, Laptops, and Printers

There are thousands of offers to evaluate during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days , but not all of them are from trusted brands like HP . One of the most consistent companies in the home and office PC space is joining the fun with tons of discounts on hardware, whether you're a Prime member or not. I've found 12 impressive deals on laptops , desktops , and printers , but they expire at the end of the day.

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You can still shop and save during Big Deal Days, but if you want to score the best deals, you need to sign up for Prime . The good news is that you can grab a free 30-day trial during the sales event.

HP Prime Day Laptop Deals

HP OmniBook 3 Laptop

HP is one of our go-to brands for affordable business laptops , and the OmniBook 3 strikes an excellent balance between price and performance, with a capable and power-efficient Snapdragon X1 processor leading the charge. This is a component-light machine, with only 256GB of onboard storage, but it still has what it takes to tackle everyday productivity tasks. It's lightweight and convenient to carry, with decent if unspectacular all-plastic construction. Many endurance-focused laptops get that battery life by compromising on a dull, washed-out screen, but the OmniBook 5 packs a satisfyingly bright and colorful 2K OLED display. Amazon's got it on sale for 25% off right now.

HP OmniBook 5 Laptop

For something a little faster and a little bigger, for just a little more money, this 22% Prime Big Deal Days discount on the OmniBook 5 is worth your attention. You can dive into our full review of this budget business portable, but the key highlights are an exceptionally power-efficient Snapdragon X processor optimized for on-device Copilot AI, paired with a capacious battery for class-leading working time. In our standardized power testing, we got 34 hours and 48 minutes of use on a single charge. You're simply not going to find another laptop with that kind of stamina anywhere, especially for $750.

HP EliteBook 8 G2i Laptop

If you want something with more curb appeal, this is a tasty little 8% discount on the lovely-looking EliteBook 8. In our review of this portable, PCMag expert Mark Coppock called it a "serious business workhorse" thanks to its solid component loadout, noting that its sturdy aluminum-and-magnesium build felt great in the hands and that it had MIL-STD 810H durability certification. We also liked that you'll find industry-standard components under the hood, making it easy to upgrade or repair—something that's increasingly important to us. We did wish that it had a slightly higher-resolution display, but WUXGA is nothing to sneeze at, and color and contrast tested well.

HP OmniBook X Flip Laptop

For something with a little more personality, we like the OmniBook X Flip. This laptop takes the budget-minded layout of the regular OmniBook and jazzes it up with a 360-degree hinge that lets you use it as a tablet or a tent display. The FHD+ touch display is colorful and responsive, making it as good for presentations and creative work as it is for videoconferencing and streaming video in your leisure time. It's solid component-wise, with an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and a full 16GB of RAM. This offer comes bundled with a pair of Plusera wireless earbuds for use on the go. You can read our extensive review of the OmniBook X Flip to get the hard numbers, but in summary, this is a very capable 16-inch portable with long battery life.

HP HyperX Omen 15 Gaming Laptop

While HP isn't the first name that comes to mind when it comes to gaming laptops, its HyperX Omen line offers well-priced PCs with good loadouts. For an entry-level gaming portable, the HyperX Omen 15 has a lot to recommend it, including a good-sized 2K display, a current-gen Nvidia graphics card, and a well-built keyboard and touchpad. We have a full review of this one that you can dive into, spotlighting its long-lasting battery, well-considered port selection, and sharp webcam. While the RTX 5050 card isn't going to push the envelope when it comes to resolution, it's still a reliable performer for 1080p play, and a 20% Prime Day discount makes it very attractive.

HP Prime Day Desktop Deals

HP EliteDesk 800 Mini Desktop

If you need a workstation that won't take up a ton of space yet delivers solid performance across mainstream office apps, the EliteDesk 800 mini desktop is a great option, especially with a 17% Prime Big Deal Days discount. Weighing in at just 3.13 pounds, you can put it pretty much anywhere. Plus, it has a generous number of ports, letting you run multiple monitors and tons of peripherals. The 14-core Intel processor is a capable productivity chip with good heat management, and connectivity is solid with Wi-Fi 6, Gigabit Ethernet, and Bluetooth 5.2. It also ships with Windows 11 Pro preinstalled, giving you tons of enterprise-level security and device management tools.

HP Pavilion Desktop

For something a little more traditional, HP's Pavilion desktop has occupied a constant space in the desktop tower market for generations. While these machines don't push the envelope in any real way, they're designed to deliver dependable productivity for a long period of time. We reviewed an older model (this one is the 2026 refresh), where we praised its generous allotment of front-facing ports, solid processor, and quiet operation. The big caveat for this particular offer is the 256GB boot drive, which is skimpier than we'd like for a desktop. With the cash you save, though, you can pick up an external drive on sale, or pop it open and install a secondary internal one.

HP OmniDesk Desktop

Our final desktop discount comes from HP's latest line of OmniDesk towers, which we like for their combination of stylish design and cost-effective performance. You can get a 29% price drop on this one right now. For just over $1,000, you get a good selection of productivity-focused components for home or office use. A full 1TB of storage makes it a good choice for multiple users with their own storage needs, and the Core Ultra 7 processor is reliable and power-efficient. Port selection is also well-considered and intuitive. We don't have a full review, but you can check out our detailed preview of this unit from CES.

HP Prime Day Printer Deals

HP Sprocket Instant Photo Printer

Printers are a big part of HP's business, and in recent years, the company has shifted focus a bit from the massive office behemoths we all know and love to more consumer-centric machines. The Sprocket is a charming and efficient pocket-sized printer that uses ZINK zero-ink technology to output your smartphone photos, Polaroid-style, on special paper. We gave it an Editors' Choice award in our review , praising the machine's impressive print quality, ease of use, and a cool companion app that lets you add augmented-reality features to your snapshots. Battery life is solid, with 35-40 prints per charge, and the ZINK paper is affordable and feels good in the hands, with sticker-backed options available. Snag one for a nice discount while you can.

HP LaserJet Pro MFP 3105sdw Printer

If you don't need color printing, the LaserJet Pro MFP is an ultra-reliable workhorse designed for affordable, all-day document output. We gave this printer an "Excellent" rating in our review , noting that its generous 250-sheet paper tray, 50-sheet automatic document feeder, and automatic duplex printing made it a great option for home offices. Setup was effortless, and it supports a huge array of both wired and wireless connection methods. We did ding it a few points for not having a second paper feed tray for added versatility, and for not having built-in fax support, but those are minor criticisms, especially when you're saving 25%.

HP Smart Tank Plus 651 Wireless Printer

For a more traditional printer, this 27% discount on the Smart Tank Plus 651 is tough to beat. We praised this unit as a capable home office printer in our review , noting that it's got a small footprint, ultra-low running costs, and solid color output. This is a bulk-ink design, meaning that it uses a pair of cartridges to deliver ink: one for black and one for cyan, magenta, and yellow. Instead of replacing the whole thing, you fill the reservoirs with liquid ink from small bottles. We did note that the setup and installation process was a bit more convoluted than that of some competitors, but PCMag readers are the most tech-savvy out there, so we're confident you can handle it. Other strong points included robust connectivity, including Bluetooth LE, dual-band Wi-Fi, and USB 2.0.

HP DeskJet 2955 Printer

For an ultra- budget printing option, the DeskJet 2955 is hard to beat at $44. With a 60-sheet input tray and a peak speed of 5.5 color pages or 7.5 black pages per minute, it's not going to work for lengthy documents, but for casual use around the house or in a small office, it's got the goods. HP's AI-enhanced printing drivers now size your output to best fit the paper if you choose, and troubleshoots Wi-Fi connection issues. This printer also supports wireless file transfers through HP's phone app, making it even more convenient. Throw in three free months of HP's Instant Ink to keep your tanks topped off, and you've got a real bargain.

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