HP ProBook 4 G1i AI Business Laptop 16.0" 60Hz IPS WUXGA

$2,017.99 price as of 55 minutes ago

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How it compares

• 60 Hz refresh: the least of the 274 laptops here that state it.
• 4000 GB storage: more than 88% of the 623 laptops here that state it.
• 16 GB ram: less than 80% of the 595 laptops here that state it.
• 16 in screen: more than 51% of the 658 laptops here that state it.
• 56 Wh battery: more than 50% of the 88 laptops here that state it.

Counted across the laptops on this site whose seller stated the figure, not across every laptop made. It is arithmetic, not a verdict: nobody here has used this laptop.

What you pay for it

Among the 7 closest laptops we list, this one is 5th cheapest at $2,017.99. They run from $1,959.95 to $2,049.99.

4 of them cost less and 2 cost more. Closest means sharing at least six stated specifications, not sharing a name, and every price in the comparison carries the moment it was read. The whole set is below.

Laptops like this one

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Specifications

What it is for

Laptops with room for everything 179

Laptops whose listing states two terabytes of storage or more.

Laptops for making music 178

Laptops whose listing states at least 16GB of memory and 512GB of storage, and no separate graphics card, because a sample library wants memory and disk rather than a GPU.

Laptops for trading 80

A wide screen of 16 inches or more with 16GB of memory and no gaming graphics. Charts want screen area and steady memory rather than frame rate. Note what this rule cannot see: how many external monitors a machine can drive is not stated on these listings, so it is not part of the rule.

Laptops for company fleets 202

A professional edition of the operating system, 16GB of memory and 512GB of storage. The professional edition is what domain joining and disk encryption need, and it is the line most purchasing departments start from.

Laptops for everyday office work 114

Between 8GB and 16GB of memory, 256GB of storage or more, a screen of 14 to 16 inches and no dedicated graphics. Documents, mail and a browser with thirty tabs, on a machine nobody is paying a graphics premium for.

Each group is decided by a rule read from the specifications the seller stated, applied to every laptop here at once. Nothing is tagged by hand, so this machine joined the day its listing said it belonged.

From the listing

What the seller says

• [Superior Display] 16.0" IPS WUXGA (1920x1200) 60Hz Display; Wi-Fi 6E AX211, Bluetooth 5.4, RJ-45, Webcam, Fingerprint, Standard Keyboard
• [Powerful Performance] 15th Gen Ultra 7-255U 2.00GHz Processor (upto 5.2 GHz, 12MB Cache, 12-Cores, 14-Threads, 2 Performance-cores); Intel Graphics Integrated Graphics
• [High Speed and Multitasking] 16GB DDR5 SODIMM; 45W PSU, Type-C Power-In, 3-Cell 56 WHr Battery; Pike Silver Color
• [Enormous Storage] 4TB PCIe NVMe SSD; HDMI, 2 USB 3.2 Type-C, Headphone/Microphone Combo Jack, Windows 11 Pro-64, 1 Year Manufacturer warranty from GreatPriceTech (Professionally upgraded by GreatPriceTech)
• [Includes] Authorized Dockztorm Wireless Mouse()

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Specifications are read from the listing itself, never invented. An empty row means the seller did not state it.

As the seller lists it: HP ProBook 4 G1i AI Business Laptop 16.0" 60Hz IPS WUXGA 16GB/4TBSSD/W11P

Listing read 55 minutes ago.