HP Victus 15

A direct competitor to the MSI Cyborg, the Victus wins out for overall quality but not for speed – or availability

SCORE PRICE £750 (£900 inc VAT) from johnlewis.com Gaming laptops can be considered everyday devices in the same way that 4x4 vehicles are everyday cars. They consume far more power to perform any given task, are much larger, and all that extra power is only fully utilised by a subsection of owners. Nonetheless, the HP Victus 15 is one laptop with gaming credentials that doubles up as a handy everyday workhorse – and unlike so many gaming laptops, it’s affordable. How affordable depends on what deals HP is running. In our testing period, from mid-May to early June, it was selling this model of the Victus 15 (identified either by its full name of Victus Gaming Laptop 15-fb0003na or the part code 6P128EA#ABU) for £699. Considering what you’re getting, that’s a remarkable deal;…

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