Your Shortcut to Smarter HP Buys

Laptops

HP’s laptop lineup can be confusing — ProBook vs EliteBook vs Spectre. Here's the short version: ProBooks are best for everyday business.
EliteBooks = premium builds. Spectre = sleek but overkill for most users.

If you’re buying for the team, ProBooks are solid: well-built, secure, and don’t scream “cheap plastic.” Battery life’s decent, and docking’s easy.

For schools or students? HP Chromebooks are OK, but not all models are created equal. Stick to Education-specific lines if possible.

Desktops

HP desktops don’t shout for attention — and that’s a good thing. The ProDesk and EliteDesk ranges are quiet, compact, and get the job done.

Mini PCs are a hidden gem: ideal for clean desk setups and call centres. You won’t win any design awards, but you’ll get stable machines that don’t crash on Tuesday mornings.

Workstations

HP’s Z series is where they really flex their muscles. If your customer uses software like AutoCAD, Adobe CC, or SolidWorks — this is the gear.

ZBooks are powerful mobile workstations. Z2/Z4 towers are ideal for 3D, video, or data-heavy roles. They're not flashy — they just work, with proper cooling, ISV certifications, and expandability that keeps IT managers happy. .

Printers

Love them or hate them, HP printers are everywhere — and for good reason. The OfficeJet range covers small teams. LaserJet takes care of speed and volume.

For homes and small businesses, Instant Ink can save money — as long as you're OK with HP tracking your usage. For larger orgs, HP’s Enterprise LaserJets are workhorses: secure, smart, and easy to manage.

Consumables

HP’s genuine inks and toners aren’t cheap — but they do reduce jammed pages and weird colour streaks.

HP goes heavy on firmware and chips to block third-party cartridges. Which means fewer support calls from customers who used knock-off toner.

PC Accessories

Docking stations, wireless mice, keyboards, webcams, laptop bags — HP’s got them all.

Are they the cheapest? No. Are they reliable and match the kit visually? Yes. Their USB-C docks, in particular, are top quality — ideal for hybrid workers.

Monitors

HP’s monitor range covers everything from budget panels to color-accurate displays. For general office work, the P Series hits the sweet spot: affordable, reliable, and won’t destroy your eyes after a long day.

The E Series is a step up—thinner bezels, better ergonomics, and higher resolution options. They’re great for dual-screen setups and look more polished on client-facing desks.