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HP in the PowerUp catalog: from office models to ARM laptops and gaming OMENs
The HP assortment at PowerUp is one of the widest in the catalog: budget business models of the 250 and 255 series, the OmniBook 5 laptop powered by the Snapdragon X Plus processor (this is ARM architecture, like in smartphones, and not the usual x86 — a Copilot+ PC with a built-in NPU), and three tiers of gaming solutions from VICTUS to OMEN.
- HP 250 / 255 (G9–G10) — business series for office and study: Intel Core 3/i3 or AMD Ryzen 5, 8–16 GB of RAM, SSD from 512 GB. The most affordable segment of the HP assortment.
- HP 15 / 17 — consumer models for home with a large screen diagonal (up to 17.3"), suitable for watching videos, studying, and everyday tasks.
- HP OmniBook 5 — a laptop powered by the Snapdragon X Plus processor with ARM architecture: long battery life and a built-in NPU for accelerating artificial intelligence tasks.
- HP VICTUS, OMEN, and Omen Slim — three levels of gaming laptops: from the affordable VICTUS with a GeForce RTX 5060 graphics card to the top-tier Omen Slim with an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and GeForce RTX 5070.
Need a model with expanded memory? Check out HP laptops with 16 GB of RAM. Looking for another brand or configuration? The full assortment is in the Laptops section.
FAQ: Frequently asked questions about HP laptops
How does the Snapdragon ARM processor in the HP OmniBook differ from Intel or AMD?
Snapdragon processors have an ARM architecture, like in smartphones, and not the usual x86. This provides longer battery life and efficient processing of artificial intelligence tasks through the built-in NPU, although compatibility with some specific software should be checked separately.
What is the difference between VICTUS, OMEN, and Omen Slim?
VICTUS is an affordable entry into the HP gaming segment with a GeForce RTX 5060 graphics card. OMEN is the mid and top-tier performance level. Omen Slim is a compact chassis with top specifications (Intel Core Ultra 9, GeForce RTX 5070) for those who don't want to sacrifice portability for power.
What are the HP 250 and 255 series designed for?
These are HP business lines focused on office tasks, studying, and everyday document work — the optimal balance of price and reliability without unnecessary gaming features.
What is the warranty on HP laptops?
HP laptops in the PowerUp catalog come with an official warranty of 12 to 36 months, depending on the model.