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Save 36% on a 2023 HP 15″ Windows 11 Laptop

By Laura Tucker
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Does your current machine not meet the requirements for Windows 11, but you don’t have the money for a new laptop? You can get a 2023 HP 15″ Windows 11 Laptop. For just a little over $300 on this Amazon Prime Day, you’ll get Windows 11 Home in S Mode, Intel Core i3, 8GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, and more.

The 128GB solid-state drive storage is thirty times faster than a traditional hard drive, helping you with all your productivity needs, whether you’re working from home or taking care of the business of running your home. With 8GB RAM, you can switch between apps easily while you find a new playlist to listen to, gather details for a trip, or keep up with a group message.

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The battery on the 2023 HP 15″ Windows 11 Laptop is long-lasting to handle all your chores. It will last up to 10 hours and 15 minutes with video playback. You can easily tote it with you from chore to chore as well, with its thin, portable, micro-edge bezel design. Not that the design prevents you from doing anything on the laptop. You will still have vivid and flick-free images. Us HP QuickDrop to wirelessly transfer your photos and other files between the laptop and your phone.

Those photos, along with your videos and documents, will store easily. The Wi-Fi 6 connection will allow you to check in on your streaming apps while on the go. Stream your favorite movies and TV shows on the flicker-free Full HD IPS screen. It also includes an HP True Vision HD camera for you to video chat on a work call or with your family and friends.

Take $180 off the price of this laptop and pay just $319.99. Included in the box is the machine, a charger, and warranty.

2023 HP 15″ Windows 11 Laptop

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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