HP Store India Prices September 2026: Laptops, Monitors, Printers

Zoutons Picks — HP India, September 2026

Forty-eight products read on HP's own Indian store. The hardware it sells to companies carries list prices you could nearly believe. The hardware it sells to gamers carries MRPs of three, five and nine lakh rupees. Both halves were on the same page on the same afternoon.

By Zoutons Editorial Team · September 9, 2026

Prices & codes last verified September 9, 2026

The short of it HP India store read 9 September 2026. The smallest badge here is 2% on a Rs. 137,000 monitor; the largest is 58% against a stated Rs. 503,401. A business desktop and a gaming laptop sit ten rupees apart at 23% and 57% off. Prices start at Rs. 7,499, and no listing carries a single rating.

We read forty-eight products from HP's own Indian store on 9 September 2026 - the first time we have read it - and the discounts run from 2% to 58% along a line you can draw with a ruler. HP's commercial hardware, the Series Pro monitors and Pro Tower desktops and ProBook notebooks, discounts 2% to 37% against list prices that sit a few thousand rupees above the price. Its consumer gaming hardware states Rs. 299,898 on a Rs. 129,999 Victus and Rs. 503,401 on a Rs. 209,199 OMEN. Same store, same afternoon, two conventions.

Every price below was pulled from HP on September 9, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our HP coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.

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The cheapest thing HP sells here — HP DeskJet Ink Advantage 2986, Rs. 7,499
The smallest badge under Rs. 10,000 — HP P204v 19.5-inch monitor, Rs. 7,999
The 25% monitor — HP Series 3 Pro 21.45-inch monitor, Rs. 9,499
The 10% badge — HP Series 3 Pro 23.8-inch 324fs G2, Rs. 12,999
Where the gaming badge starts — OMEN 23.8-inch 165Hz gaming monitor, Rs. 14,000
The cheapest laser — HP LaserJet M208dw, Rs. 14,742
The 9% badge — HP Series 3 Pro 27-inch 327fs G2, Rs. 16,499
The ink-tank entry — HP Smart Tank 720 All-in-One, Rs. 21,940
The deepest printer badge — HP LaserJet Pro MFP M126nw plus, Rs. 23,499
The duplex laser MFP — HP LaserJet MFP M233sdw, Rs. 24,885
The Smart Tank with a document feeder — HP Smart Tank 750 All-in-One, Rs. 25,987
The cheapest computer here — HP OmniDesk Slim S03 desktop, Rs. 66,500
The 41% monitor — HP Series 7 Pro 31.5-inch 4K dock monitor, Rs. 118,000
An 8% badge at Rs. 118,999 — HP Series 7 Pro 37.5-inch WQHD+, Rs. 118,999
The cheapest laptop with a photo — Victus 15-fb3385AX gaming laptop, Rs. 119,999
The business desktop — HP Pro Tower 280 G9 i5 desktop, Rs. 129,989
The 57% Victus — Victus 15-fa2688TX gaming laptop, Rs. 129,999
The smallest badge in the read — HP Series 5 Pro 49-inch DQHD monitor, Rs. 137,000
The 13% desktop — HP Pro Tower 400 G9 desktop, Rs. 155,987
The business laptop — HP ProBook 4 G2i AI notebook, Rs. 196,499
The largest claim on this page — HyperX OMEN 16 gaming laptop, Rs. 209,199
The 12% flagship — HP EliteBook X Flip G2i, Rs. 374,999
The most expensive thing here — OMEN by HP 45L gaming desktop, Rs. 534,999

23 Picks From the HP India Store, Rs. 7,499 to Rs. 534,999

Under Rs. 30,000

Printers, monitors, and what a real list price looks like

Eleven listings from Rs. 7,499 to Rs. 25,987, where HP's badges run from 5% to 37% and every stated MRP sits within a few thousand rupees of the price.

The cheapest thing HP sells here

HP DeskJet Ink Advantage 2986 All-in-One Printer

Rs. 7,499 for a colour all-in-one that prints, copies and scans.

Why it earned its spot The floor of the entire store across these four categories.

Rs. 7,499Rs. 9,58322% off

Rs. 7,499 | stated MRP Rs. 9,583 | 22% off | no ratings published | Role: The cheapest thing HP sells here

Full specs & the long story

Seven thousand four hundred and ninety-nine rupees is the least you can spend on HP's own Indian store in laptops, monitors, printers or desktops. The DeskJet Ink Advantage line is the entry rung of HP's cartridge printers and it does the three things a household printer needs to do. The 22% badge against a stated Rs. 9,583 is almost exactly the median discount of this entire read, which makes it a useful anchor: this is what a normal HP discount looks like before the gaming shelf starts claiming five- and six-figure MRPs. Running cost, not purchase price, is what decides cartridge printers, and HP does not publish that here.

Price: Rs. 7,499
Stated MRP: Rs. 9,583 (22% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 7,499, stated MRP Rs. 9,583, 22% off, colour print/copy/scan, A4
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: A home printer for school forms, tickets and the occasional photograph.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The smallest badge under Rs. 10,000

HP P204v 49.53 cm(19.5) Monitor

Rs. 7,999 for a 19.5-inch monitor, 5% off a stated Rs. 8,400.

Why it earned its spot A Rs. 401 discount — the behaviour of a list price that is real.

Rs. 7,999Rs. 8,4005% off

Rs. 7,999 | stated MRP Rs. 8,400 | 5% off | no ratings published | Role: The smallest badge under Rs. 10,000

Full specs & the long story

Four hundred and one rupees off. The P204v is a small business monitor and HP prices it the way a manufacturer prices its own commercial stock: Rs. 8,400 stated, Rs. 7,999 charged. Set that beside the gaming laptops at the far end of this page, where the same company states MRPs two and a half times its selling prices, and the split this whole read is about is already visible in two cards. Nineteen and a half inches is small by current standards; this is a utility screen, not a desk upgrade.

Price: Rs. 7,999
Stated MRP: Rs. 8,400 (5% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 7,999, stated MRP Rs. 8,400, 5% off, 49.6 cm (19.5-inch) panel
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: A second screen, a reception desk, or a first monitor for a home PC.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The 25% monitor

HP Series 3 Pro 21.45 inch FHD Monitor - 322fs G2

Rs. 9,499 for a 21.45-inch FHD business panel.

Why it earned its spot The deepest discount on any HP monitor under Rs. 100,000 in this read.

Rs. 9,499Rs. 12,63725% off

Rs. 9,499 | stated MRP Rs. 12,637 | 25% off | no ratings published | Role: The 25% monitor

Full specs & the long story

Twenty-five percent is the largest badge on any business monitor in this read, which tells you how compressed that half of the store is: the Series 3 Pro line otherwise discounts 9%, 10% and 25%, and the Series 7 Pro line 8% and 41%. At Rs. 9,499 for a full-HD panel just over 21 inches this is the sensible entry point of HP's commercial monitor range. There are no ratings on the listing, as with everything HP sells, so panel quality is a matter of the specification sheet and nothing else.

Price: Rs. 9,499
Stated MRP: Rs. 12,637 (25% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 9,499, stated MRP Rs. 12,637, 25% off, 56.81 cm (22.37-inch) diagonal
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Home-office desks where 24 inches will not fit.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The 10% badge

HP Series 3 Pro 23.8 inch FHD Monitor - 324fs G2

Rs. 12,999 for a 23.8-inch FHD monitor — Rs. 1,516 off.

Why it earned its spot The standard desk size, at the standard commercial discount.

Rs. 12,999Rs. 14,51510% off

Rs. 12,999 | stated MRP Rs. 14,515 | 10% off | no ratings published | Role: The 10% badge

Full specs & the long story

Twenty-three point eight inches at 1920x1080 is the most common monitor specification sold in India and this is HP's business version of it. Rs. 14,515 stated, Rs. 12,999 charged, a 10% badge and a Rs. 1,516 gap. The 324fs G2 sits in the Series 3 Pro range, which is HP's volume commercial line rather than its premium one. Nothing about this listing is dramatic, and on a page where a laptop claims Rs. 503,401 that is the point of including it.

Price: Rs. 12,999
Stated MRP: Rs. 14,515 (10% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 12,999, stated MRP Rs. 14,515, 10% off, 60.5 cm (23.8-inch) FHD
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: The default office monitor, and the one most desks are built around.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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Where the gaming badge starts

OMEN by HP 23.8 inch FHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor - OMEN 24

Rs. 14,000 for a 165Hz OMEN gaming monitor, 35% off a stated Rs. 21,700.

Why it earned its spot A thousand rupees more than the business panel above, and a badge 25 points deeper.

Rs. 14,000Rs. 21,70035% off

Rs. 14,000 | stated MRP Rs. 21,700 | 35% off | no ratings published | Role: Where the gaming badge starts

Full specs & the long story

This is the first OMEN-branded product on the page and the badge changes immediately: 35% off a stated Rs. 21,700, against 10% on the business-line monitor of exactly the same size one card above. The specification difference is real — 165Hz against 60Hz is the single most noticeable upgrade in a gaming monitor — and so is the price difference, at Rs. 1,001. What is not real is the implication that you are saving Rs. 7,700 rather than paying Rs. 1,001 more than the business screen.

Price: Rs. 14,000
Stated MRP: Rs. 21,700 (35% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 14,000, stated MRP Rs. 21,700, 35% off, 60.5 cm (23.8-inch) FHD 165Hz
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Competitive gaming, where refresh rate matters more than panel size.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The cheapest laser

HP LaserJet M208dw Printer

Rs. 14,742 for a mono LaserJet, 34% off a stated Rs. 22,488.

Why it earned its spot Laser toner economics, at twice the price of the DeskJet.

Rs. 14,742Rs. 22,48834% off

Rs. 14,742 | stated MRP Rs. 22,488 | 34% off | no ratings published | Role: The cheapest laser

Full specs & the long story

Fourteen thousand seven hundred and forty-two rupees is roughly twice the DeskJet at the top of this page, and the case for it is running cost rather than purchase price: toner produces thousands of pages where an ink cartridge produces hundreds, and it does not dry out between uses, which is what kills most household inkjets. This one prints only, in black and white. The 34% badge is at the upper end of what HP claims on printers, where the range across this read runs 12% to 37%.

Price: Rs. 14,742
Stated MRP: Rs. 22,488 (34% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 14,742, stated MRP Rs. 22,488, 34% off, black and white print only, A4
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Home offices printing volume documents rather than photographs.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The 9% badge

HP Series 3 Pro 27 inch FHD Monitor - 327fs G2

Rs. 16,499 for a 27-inch FHD business monitor — Rs. 1,551 off.

Why it earned its spot Twenty-seven inches from HP's commercial line, at a single-digit discount.

Rs. 16,499Rs. 18,0509% off

Rs. 16,499 | stated MRP Rs. 18,050 | 9% off | no ratings published | Role: The 9% badge

Full specs & the long story

Three and a half thousand rupees above the 23.8-inch version buys four more inches of the same full-HD resolution, which means a visibly coarser pixel pitch — a real trade-off that HP's listing does not comment on and neither will we beyond stating it. The 9% badge is the second-smallest on this page. Across the three Series 3 Pro monitors seated here the badges are 25%, 10% and 9% and the stated MRPs sit Rs. 1,551 to Rs. 3,138 above the prices. That is a commercial price list behaving normally.

Price: Rs. 16,499
Stated MRP: Rs. 18,050 (9% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 16,499, stated MRP Rs. 18,050, 9% off, 71.02 cm (27.96-inch) FHD
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Larger desks, spreadsheet work and dual-window layouts.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The ink-tank entry

HP Smart Tank 720 All-in-One

Rs. 21,940 for a wireless colour ink-tank all-in-one.

Why it earned its spot The cheapest Smart Tank, and the format that changed printer running costs.

Rs. 21,940Rs. 27,87421% off

Rs. 21,940 | stated MRP Rs. 27,874 | 21% off | no ratings published | Role: The ink-tank entry

Full specs & the long story

Ink tanks replaced cartridges for anyone printing more than a few pages a week: you buy bottles rather than cartridges and the cost per page falls by an order of magnitude. Rs. 21,940 is nearly three times the DeskJet at the top of this page, and the arithmetic only works if you actually print — which is a genuine question to ask yourself rather than a rhetorical one. The 21% badge against Rs. 27,874 is ordinary by this store's standards. HP does not publish page-yield figures on the listing.

Price: Rs. 21,940
Stated MRP: Rs. 27,874 (21% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 21,940, stated MRP Rs. 27,874, 21% off, print/scan/copy, wireless, colour
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Households and small offices printing in colour at volume.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The deepest printer badge

HP LaserJet Pro MFP M126nw plus

Rs. 23,499 for a mono laser all-in-one, 37% off a stated Rs. 37,172.

Why it earned its spot The largest discount on any printer in this read.

Rs. 23,499Rs. 37,17237% off

Rs. 23,499 | stated MRP Rs. 37,172 | 37% off | no ratings published | Role: The deepest printer badge

Full specs & the long story

Thirty-seven percent is the deepest badge HP claims on any printer here, and Rs. 37,172 for a mono laser MFP is a list price at the plausible end of implausible — roughly 1.6 times the selling price, where the gaming laptops on this page run 2.4 to 2.5 times. The M126nw plus adds copying and scanning to the laser print engine, which for a small office is usually worth the Rs. 8,757 over the print-only M208dw above it. No ratings exist on the listing.

Price: Rs. 23,499
Stated MRP: Rs. 37,172 (37% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 23,499, stated MRP Rs. 37,172, 37% off, print/copy/scan, black and white
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Small offices that need scanning and copying as well as laser printing.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The duplex laser MFP

HP LaserJet MFP M233sdw Printer

Rs. 24,885 for a LaserJet MFP with two-sided printing.

Why it earned its spot Fourteen hundred rupees above the M126nw, for the newer engine.

Rs. 24,885Rs. 37,96134% off

Rs. 24,885 | stated MRP Rs. 37,961 | 34% off | no ratings published | Role: The duplex laser MFP

Full specs & the long story

The M233sdw sits one rung above the M126nw plus for Rs. 1,386 more, and the 'd' in its name is the reason: automatic duplex printing, which halves paper use on anything longer than a page. At Rs. 24,885 against a stated Rs. 37,961 the badge reads 34%. Between this and the card above there is no meaningful price argument, only a feature one, and that is how HP's commercial catalogue generally works — small steps, small premiums, list prices that stay in the same postcode as the price.

Price: Rs. 24,885
Stated MRP: Rs. 37,961 (34% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 24,885, stated MRP Rs. 37,961, 34% off, print/copy/scan, black and white
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Document-heavy offices where duplex saves real paper.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The Smart Tank with a document feeder

HP Smart Tank 750 All-in-One

Rs. 25,987 for an ink-tank all-in-one with ADF and wireless.

Why it earned its spot Four thousand above the Smart Tank 720, for an automatic document feeder.

Rs. 25,987Rs. 31,25017% off

Rs. 25,987 | stated MRP Rs. 31,250 | 17% off | no ratings published | Role: The Smart Tank with a document feeder

Full specs & the long story

An automatic document feeder is the difference between scanning a twenty-page contract and scanning twenty pages, and that is essentially what the Rs. 4,047 over the Smart Tank 720 buys here. The 17% badge against a stated Rs. 31,250 is in the middle of the printer range. This is the last product on the page under Rs. 30,000, and everything after it is a computer — the store has no laptops, desktops or premium monitors between Rs. 25,987 and Rs. 66,500.

Price: Rs. 25,987
Stated MRP: Rs. 31,250 (17% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 25,987, stated MRP Rs. 31,250, 17% off, print/scan/copy/ADF, colour
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Anyone who scans multi-page documents regularly.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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Rs. 66,500 to Rs. 129,999

Where the two halves of the store sit side by side

Six listings including a business desktop and a gaming laptop within ten rupees of each other, carrying badges of 23% and 57%.

The cheapest computer here

HP OmniDesk Slim Desktop S03-0112in PC

Rs. 66,500 for a slim desktop with a Core i3, 8GB and Windows 11 Home.

Why it earned its spot The only machine on this store under Rs. 100,000 with a real product photo.

Rs. 66,500Rs. 110,46940% off

Rs. 66,500 | stated MRP Rs. 110,469 | 40% off | no ratings published | Role: The cheapest computer here

Full specs & the long story

Sixty-six thousand five hundred rupees is the cheapest computer of any kind in this read, and it is a modest one: a Core i3-14100 with 8GB of RAM in a slim tower running Windows 11 Home. The 40% badge against a stated Rs. 110,469 is the first genuinely large claim on this page and it sits on a consumer-line machine, which is the pattern the rest of the read follows. Eight gigabytes is the specification to watch here: it is the current floor rather than a comfortable amount, and HP does not say whether it is upgradable.

Price: Rs. 66,500
Stated MRP: Rs. 110,469 (40% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 66,500, stated MRP Rs. 110,469, 40% off, Core i3-14100, 8GB RAM
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: A home or study desktop that will run a browser and an office suite.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The 41% monitor

HP Series 7 Pro 31.5 inch 4K Thunderbolt 4 Docking Monitor - 732xk

Rs. 118,000 for a 31.5-inch 4K Thunderbolt 4 docking monitor.

Why it earned its spot The only business monitor in this read with a gaming-sized badge.

Rs. 118,000Rs. 198,52441% off

Rs. 118,000 | stated MRP Rs. 198,524 | 41% off | no ratings published | Role: The 41% monitor

Full specs & the long story

This is the exception that makes the pattern worth stating carefully: a Series 7 Pro business monitor carrying a 41% badge against a stated Rs. 198,524, where the rest of HP's commercial monitor line sits between 2% and 25%. A Thunderbolt 4 docking monitor replaces a separate dock — one cable carries video, data, network and laptop charging — which is what puts a monitor into six figures. At Rs. 118,000 the price is real; the Rs. 198,524 is the number we cannot check.

Price: Rs. 118,000
Stated MRP: Rs. 198,524 (41% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 118,000, stated MRP Rs. 198,524, 41% off, 80.01 cm (31.5-inch) 4K, TB4 dock
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Single-cable laptop docking setups, where the monitor is the hub.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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An 8% badge at Rs. 118,999

HP Series 7 Pro 37.5 inch WQHD+ Thunderbolt 4 Monitor - 738pu

Rs. 118,999 for a 37.5-inch WQHD+ Thunderbolt 4 monitor — Rs. 9,701 off.

Why it earned its spot A thousand rupees more than the card above, with a badge 33 points shallower.

Rs. 118,999Rs. 128,7008% off

Rs. 118,999 | stated MRP Rs. 128,700 | 8% off | no ratings published | Role: An 8% badge at Rs. 118,999

Full specs & the long story

Nine hundred and ninety-nine rupees more than the 4K docking monitor above it, and a completely different badge: 8% against 41%, on the same Series 7 Pro line from the same manufacturer on the same afternoon. Whatever the badges are measuring, it is not a consistent list-price policy. What you are choosing between is shape: 31.5 inches of 4K against 37.5 inches of ultrawide WQHD+, both with Thunderbolt 4 docking. The ultrawide suits timeline work; the 4K suits detail work.

Price: Rs. 118,999
Stated MRP: Rs. 128,700 (8% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 118,999, stated MRP Rs. 128,700, 8% off, 95.3 cm (37.5-inch) WQHD+, TB4
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Ultrawide workflows — timelines, trading desks, code and reference side by side.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The cheapest laptop with a photo

Victus Gaming Laptop 15-fb3385AX

Rs. 119,999 for a Victus gaming laptop with a Ryzen 7.

Why it earned its spot A claimed Rs. 135,396 off — more than the laptop costs.

Rs. 119,999Rs. 255,39553% off

Rs. 119,999 | stated MRP Rs. 255,395 | 53% off | no ratings published | Role: The cheapest laptop with a photo

Full specs & the long story

A hundred and twenty thousand rupees buys the cheapest laptop on HP's store that has an actual product photograph attached to it, and the badge arrives with it: 53% off a stated Rs. 255,395. The claimed saving of Rs. 135,396 is larger than the price being charged, which is the clearest possible signal that the MRP is not a number anyone has paid. The machine itself — a Ryzen 7 Victus — is a reasonable entry gaming laptop. Read the Rs. 119,999 and disregard everything to the left of it.

Price: Rs. 119,999
Stated MRP: Rs. 255,395 (53% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 119,999, stated MRP Rs. 255,395, 53% off, AMD Ryzen 7-7445HS, Windows 11 Home
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Gaming and GPU work at the entry rung of HP's consumer performance range.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The business desktop

HP Pro Tower 280 G9 PCI Desktop PC

Rs. 129,989 for a Pro Tower with a Core i5-14500 and 16GB.

Why it earned its spot Ten rupees under Rs. 130,000, at a fifth of the Victus's badge.

Rs. 129,989Rs. 168,68823% off

Rs. 129,989 | stated MRP Rs. 168,688 | 23% off | no ratings published | Role: The business desktop

Full specs & the long story

Within Rs. 10 of the Victus gaming laptop that sits beside it, and a world apart in how it is priced: 23% off a stated Rs. 168,688 against the Victus's 57% off Rs. 299,898. The Pro Tower 280 G9 is a business machine — Core i5, 16GB, Windows 11 Pro, a chassis designed to be opened by an IT department — and HP's commercial list prices are the ones its channel partners actually quote against, which is why they stay near the selling price. This pair is the single best illustration on the page.

Price: Rs. 129,989
Stated MRP: Rs. 168,688 (23% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 129,989, stated MRP Rs. 168,688, 23% off, Core i5-14500, 16GB RAM, Windows 11 Pro
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Office deployments, where Windows 11 Pro and manageability are the point.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The 57% Victus

Victus Gaming Laptop 15-fa2688TX

Rs. 129,999 against a stated Rs. 299,898 — read that as a claim.

Why it earned its spot A Rs. 169,899 claimed saving on a Rs. 129,999 laptop.

Rs. 129,999Rs. 299,89857% off

Rs. 129,999 | stated MRP Rs. 299,898 | 57% off | no ratings published | Role: The 57% Victus

Full specs & the long story

Two thousand rupees more than the Pro Tower desktop above and a badge thirty-four points deeper. HP states Rs. 299,898 for this Intel Victus and charges Rs. 129,999, a claimed saving of Rs. 169,899 — more than the machine costs, on the manufacturer's own store. No Victus has sold at three lakh rupees in India at any point we can establish. As a laptop at Rs. 129,999 with a Core i5 it is a fair mid-range gaming machine and Rs. 10,000 above the Ryzen version above it; as a discount it is arithmetic against a number nobody has paid.

Price: Rs. 129,999
Stated MRP: Rs. 299,898 (57% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 129,999, stated MRP Rs. 299,898, 57% off, Intel Core i5, Windows 11 Home
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Seated to show how the consumer gaming list prices are constructed.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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Rs. 137,000 to Rs. 209,199

A 2% badge and a 58% badge, one afternoon apart

Four listings that contain the whole argument: the smallest discount in the read on a Rs. 137,000 monitor, and the largest on a Rs. 209,199 laptop.

The smallest badge in the read

HP Series 5 Pro 49 inch DQHD Conferencing Monitor - 549pm

Rs. 137,000 against a stated Rs. 139,940 — 2%, or Rs. 2,940.

Why it earned its spot A Rs. 2,940 discount on a Rs. 137,000 monitor. The badge means what it says.

Rs. 137,000Rs. 139,9402% off

Rs. 137,000 | stated MRP Rs. 139,940 | 2% off | no ratings published | Role: The smallest badge in the read

Full specs & the long story

Two percent. On the same store, on the same afternoon, as a laptop claiming 58% off. A 49-inch dual-QHD conferencing monitor is a piece of commercial equipment sold through corporate channels, and HP's list price for it is Rs. 139,940 because that is genuinely what it lists at. The Rs. 2,940 gap is the entire discount. Nothing on this page is a better argument for reading the price rather than the percentage: the most honest badge in this read looks like the worst deal in it.

Price: Rs. 137,000
Stated MRP: Rs. 139,940 (2% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 137,000, stated MRP Rs. 139,940, 2% off, 124.5 cm (49-inch) DQHD conferencing
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Conference rooms and trading desks running two full screens as one.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The 13% desktop

HP Pro Tower 400 G9 PCI Desktop PC

Rs. 155,987 for a Pro Tower 400 G9 with a Core i5-14400.

Why it earned its spot HP's commercial desktop line, discounting like a commercial line.

Rs. 155,987Rs. 178,66113% off

Rs. 155,987 | stated MRP Rs. 178,661 | 13% off | no ratings published | Role: The 13% desktop

Full specs & the long story

The Pro Tower 400 G9 sits above the 280 G9 in HP's commercial hierarchy — a more serviceable chassis, better expansion, the same class of processor — and it is Rs. 25,998 more with a shallower badge, 13% against 23%. Across the four Pro Tower and ProDesk machines in the full read the badges run 13%, 15%, 15% and 21% to 23%, tightly clustered where the consumer line is scattered from 35% to 58%. If you want to know what HP thinks its hardware is worth, read the business half of this store.

Price: Rs. 155,987
Stated MRP: Rs. 178,661 (13% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 155,987, stated MRP Rs. 178,661, 13% off, Core i5-14400, 16GB RAM, Windows 11 Pro
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Managed office fleets rather than individual purchases.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The business laptop

HP ProBook 4 G2i 14 inch Notebook Next Gen AI PC

Rs. 196,499 for a ProBook with a Core Ultra 7 and 32GB of RAM.

Why it earned its spot Thirty-two gigabytes and a 26% badge, against gaming's 58%.

Rs. 196,499Rs. 265,44826% off

Rs. 196,499 | stated MRP Rs. 265,448 | 26% off | no ratings published | Role: The business laptop

Full specs & the long story

A hundred and ninety-six thousand rupees for a 14-inch ProBook with a Core Ultra 7, 32GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, on a 26% badge. Compare the HyperX OMEN on the next card: Rs. 12,700 more, and a 58% badge. Same manufacturer, same store, same day, two entirely different pricing conventions. Thirty-two gigabytes is the specification that justifies this over a consumer machine — it is the difference between running virtual machines comfortably and not running them at all. Windows 11 Pro is included, which the gaming machines do not carry.

Price: Rs. 196,499
Stated MRP: Rs. 265,448 (26% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 196,499, stated MRP Rs. 265,448, 26% off, Core Ultra 7-355, 32GB RAM, 512GB SSD
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Professional work — virtual machines, large datasets, Windows 11 Pro fleets.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The largest claim on this page

HyperX OMEN 16 inch Gaming Laptop PC 16-ap1096AX

Rs. 209,199 charged against a stated Rs. 503,401 — a claimed Rs. 294,202 off.

Why it earned its spot The deepest badge in the read, on the least believable list price.

Rs. 209,199Rs. 503,40158% off

Rs. 209,199 | stated MRP Rs. 503,401 | 58% off | no ratings published | Role: The largest claim on this page

Full specs & the long story

Five hundred and three thousand four hundred and one rupees. That is what HP's own store states as the list price of this HyperX OMEN 16, against the Rs. 209,199 it charges — a claimed saving of Rs. 294,202, more than the machine costs. A Ryzen 9-9955HX gaming laptop at Rs. 209,199 is a genuinely high-specification machine and that price is competitive against the market. It has never been a five-lakh laptop. Set this card beside the Rs. 137,000 monitor claiming 2% off and you have the whole argument of this page in two listings.

Price: Rs. 209,199
Stated MRP: Rs. 503,401 (58% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 209,199, stated MRP Rs. 503,401, 58% off, AMD Ryzen 9-9955HX, Windows 11 Home
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Seated because a reader sorting by discount would meet it first.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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Above Rs. 370,000

The flagships, and their opposite conventions

HP's most expensive notebook discounts 12%. Its most expensive gaming desktop states a list price approaching ten lakh rupees.

The 12% flagship

HP EliteBook X Flip G2i 14 inch Notebook Next Gen AI PC

Rs. 374,999 for an EliteBook X Flip with a Core Ultra X7 — 12% off.

Why it earned its spot HP's most expensive notebook here, at a quarter of the gaming badge.

Rs. 374,999Rs. 425,28012% off

Rs. 374,999 | stated MRP Rs. 425,280 | 12% off | no ratings published | Role: The 12% flagship

Full specs & the long story

Three hundred and seventy-five thousand rupees, and a 12% badge. The EliteBook X Flip G2i is the top of HP's commercial notebook range — a convertible with a Core Ultra X7 and 32GB — and it is priced exactly the way the rest of the commercial catalogue is priced, with a stated Rs. 425,280 that sits Rs. 50,281 above what is charged. That is the discipline HP applies to hardware it sells through corporate channels, where an invented list price would be noticed by procurement departments.

Price: Rs. 374,999
Stated MRP: Rs. 425,280 (12% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 374,999, stated MRP Rs. 425,280, 12% off, Core Ultra X7-358H, 32GB RAM
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: Executive and professional buyers, where the machine is a tool not a toy.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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The most expensive thing here

OMEN by HP 45L Gaming Desktop GT22-3002in

Rs. 534,999 for a 45L OMEN gaming desktop, stated at Rs. 986,368.

Why it earned its spot A stated list price approaching ten lakh rupees on a gaming desktop.

Rs. 534,999Rs. 986,36846% off

Rs. 534,999 | stated MRP Rs. 986,368 | 46% off | no ratings published | Role: The most expensive thing here

Full specs & the long story

Nine hundred and eighty-six thousand three hundred and sixty-eight rupees is HP's stated MRP for this OMEN 45L, against the Rs. 534,999 it charges. That is the largest number on this page in both directions and it closes the read where it started: a manufacturer applying one list-price convention to the hardware it sells to companies and another to the hardware it sells to gamers. At Rs. 534,999 this is a serious machine and a serious price. The Rs. 451,369 apparently coming off it is not money, and treating it as money is how people talk themselves into the wrong purchase.

Price: Rs. 534,999
Stated MRP: Rs. 986,368 (46% off as displayed)
Key detail: Rs. 534,999, stated MRP Rs. 986,368, 46% off, Windows 11 Home in S mode
Evidence: none — HP publishes no rating or review count on its listings
Buying logic: The top of HP's consumer range, and the top of this page.
Read on: hp.com/in-en/shop, 9 September 2026, logged out, India

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“A Pro Tower desktop at Rs. 129,989 and a Victus laptop at Rs. 129,999. Ten rupees apart, and their discount badges are thirty-four percentage points apart.” Zoutons Editorial Team

Four rules for buying from the HP store

First: divide the stated MRP by the price. Anything above about 1.6 on this store is a consumer-line list price rather than a commercial one, and the badge attached to it is not measuring money you can spend. Second: compare a gaming machine against a business machine at the same price rather than against its own MRP - they sit side by side here and the comparison is far more useful. Third: check whether Windows 11 Pro is included, because the commercial machines carry it and the consumer ones do not, and buying it separately is a real cost. Fourth: HP publishes no ratings at all, so cross-check any model against a retailer that does - our Croma laptop price read covers many of the same machines.

How our picks compare

Product	Sale price	MRP	Discount
HP DeskJet Ink Advantage 2986, Rs. 7	Rs. 7,499	Rs. 9,583	22%
HP P204v 19.5-inch monitor, Rs. 7	Rs. 7,999	Rs. 8,400	5%
HP Series 3 Pro 21.45-inch monitor, Rs. 9	Rs. 9,499	Rs. 12,637	25%
HP Series 3 Pro 23.8-inch 324fs G2, Rs. 12	Rs. 12,999	Rs. 14,515	10%
OMEN 23.8-inch 165Hz gaming monitor, Rs. 14	Rs. 14,000	Rs. 21,700	35%
HP LaserJet M208dw, Rs. 14	Rs. 14,742	Rs. 22,488	34%
HP Series 3 Pro 27-inch 327fs G2, Rs. 16	Rs. 16,499	Rs. 18,050	9%
HP Smart Tank 720 All-in-One, Rs. 21	Rs. 21,940	Rs. 27,874	21%
HP LaserJet Pro MFP M126nw plus, Rs. 23	Rs. 23,499	Rs. 37,172	37%
HP LaserJet MFP M233sdw, Rs. 24	Rs. 24,885	Rs. 37,961	34%
HP Smart Tank 750 All-in-One, Rs. 25	Rs. 25,987	Rs. 31,250	17%
HP OmniDesk Slim S03 desktop, Rs. 66	Rs. 66,500	Rs. 110,469	40%
HP Series 7 Pro 31.5-inch 4K dock monitor, Rs. 118	Rs. 118,000	Rs. 198,524	41%
HP Series 7 Pro 37.5-inch WQHD+, Rs. 118	Rs. 118,999	Rs. 128,700	8%
Victus 15-fb3385AX gaming laptop, Rs. 119	Rs. 119,999	Rs. 255,395	53%
HP Pro Tower 280 G9 i5 desktop, Rs. 129	Rs. 129,989	Rs. 168,688	23%
Victus 15-fa2688TX gaming laptop, Rs. 129	Rs. 129,999	Rs. 299,898	57%
HP Series 5 Pro 49-inch DQHD monitor, Rs. 137	Rs. 137,000	Rs. 139,940	2%
HP Pro Tower 400 G9 desktop, Rs. 155	Rs. 155,987	Rs. 178,661	13%
HP ProBook 4 G2i AI notebook, Rs. 196	Rs. 196,499	Rs. 265,448	26%
HyperX OMEN 16 gaming laptop, Rs. 209	Rs. 209,199	Rs. 503,401	58%
HP EliteBook X Flip G2i, Rs. 374	Rs. 374,999	Rs. 425,280	12%
OMEN by HP 45L gaming desktop, Rs. 534	Rs. 534,999	Rs. 986,368	46%

What we skipped — and why

What we skipped, and why: the Rs. 80,417 OmniBook 3, which is the cheapest laptop on the store and would otherwise have been seated — HP's own listing serves its placeholder graphic instead of a product photograph, and we will not put a placeholder on a card; the one product that returned a price with no stated MRP, since this page is a read of what the badge is doing; and six listings whose product images are shared with a machine already seated, which is normal within a hardware family and would have put the same photograph on two cards.

What we look for

We separate HP's commercial hardware from its consumer gaming hardware

On this store, on one afternoon, those two halves behave like different retailers. Series Pro monitors, Pro Tower desktops, ProBook and EliteBook notebooks and LaserJet printers discount 2% to 37% against list prices that stay within touching distance of what is charged. Victus, OMEN and HyperX discount 35% to 58% against MRPs of Rs. 299,898, Rs. 503,401 and Rs. 986,368. Every card here says which half it belongs to, because the badge means something different in each.

We divide the stated MRP by the price before calling anything a saving

A HyperX OMEN 16 at Rs. 209,199 states Rs. 503,401 — a claimed Rs. 294,202 off a laptop, on the manufacturer's own store. An OMEN 45L desktop at Rs. 534,999 states Rs. 986,368. We have found no evidence that either machine has ever been sold near those figures, so those cards describe the gap as a claim. The Rs. 137,000 monitor stating Rs. 139,940 is what a list price looks like when it is meant.

We note that HP publishes no ratings at all

HP's listing pages carry no star average and no review count for any of the forty-eight products in this read. There are therefore no rating pills anywhere on this page and nothing here is described as popular, well-reviewed or best-selling. This is the same condition as the AJIO footwear shelf we read on the same day, and the opposite of the Myntra shelf where single listings carried close to seventy thousand ratings.

We quote HP's own specification strip and add nothing to it

Processor, RAM, storage, panel size, resolution and print function are copied from the specification line HP prints under each listing. We did not benchmark, open, print from or measure anything. Where HP's own listing is incomplete — and in one case it serves a placeholder graphic instead of a product photograph — we say so rather than filling the gap.

FAQs

Is the HP India store cheaper than buying HP from Amazon or Croma?

Not automatically, and this read cannot answer it on its own because HP's store and the marketplaces stock overlapping but different configurations. What this read does establish is that HP's own store prices its commercial hardware close to its stated list — 2% to 37% off across monitors, printers, Pro Tower desktops and ProBook and EliteBook notebooks — and its consumer gaming hardware far below a much larger stated list. Compare the selling price against a retailer, never the discount percentage, and check the exact model number: HP sells several Victus and OMEN configurations whose names differ by four characters.

Why does HP show 58% off on its own gaming laptops?

Because the percentage is calculated against a stated MRP that HP itself sets, and on its consumer gaming lines those MRPs sit far above any price the machines have sold at. In this read a HyperX OMEN 16 at Rs. 209,199 states Rs. 503,401, an OMEN 45L desktop at Rs. 534,999 states Rs. 986,368, and a Victus at Rs. 129,999 states Rs. 299,898. The same store's commercial hardware behaves entirely differently: a Rs. 137,000 conferencing monitor states Rs. 139,940, a 2% badge. The gaming prices themselves are competitive; the percentages are not measuring anything spendable.

What is the cheapest HP laptop on the official store?

In this read the cheapest laptop listed was an OmniBook 3 at Rs. 80,417, against a stated Rs. 206,414. We have not seated it on this page because HP's own listing serves a placeholder graphic instead of a product photograph. The cheapest laptop with an actual product image was a Victus 15-fb3385AX at Rs. 119,999. The cheapest computer of any kind was an OmniDesk Slim desktop at Rs. 66,500, and the cheapest product across all four categories was a DeskJet printer at Rs. 7,499. Prices were read on 9 September 2026 and change without notice.

Does HP publish customer ratings on its store?

Not on the listing pages. None of the forty-eight products in this read returned a star average or a review count, which is why no rating pill appears anywhere on this page and why nothing here is described as popular or well-reviewed. Some individual HP product pages carry a reviews section powered by a third party, but it is not present in the catalogue view shoppers browse and there is no way to sort or filter by it. If reviews matter to your decision, check the same model number on a retailer that publishes them.

Should I buy a business laptop or a gaming laptop from HP?

Look at what sits at your budget rather than at the badges. In this read a Pro Tower 280 G9 desktop at Rs. 129,989 and a Victus gaming laptop at Rs. 129,999 are ten rupees apart; a ProBook with a Core Ultra 7 and 32GB at Rs. 196,499 is Rs. 12,700 below a HyperX OMEN. The business machines include Windows 11 Pro and are built to be serviced; the gaming machines include discrete graphics and higher-refresh screens and run Windows 11 Home. Those are the actual trade-offs, and neither the 23% nor the 58% badge helps you make them.

More HP coverage on Zoutons

How Zoutons picks deals Zoutons may earn a commission when you buy through links on this page. Every selling price and stated MRP here was read on 9 September 2026 from HP's own store at hp.com/in-en/shop as served to a logged-out visitor in India, across the laptops, monitors, printers and desktops categories; forty-eight products returned a price, forty-seven also stated an MRP, and twenty-three are seated, chosen for price spread and to show both halves of the catalogue. HP publishes no ratings or review counts on these listings, so no rating pill appears on this page. Processor, memory, storage, panel and print specifications are HP's own listing text and were not tested or benchmarked. Prices, discounts, configurations and stock change without notice, so the live listing is authoritative for anything you buy.