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About HP

HP (Hewlett-Packard) was founded in 1939 by Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard in a one-car garage in Palo Alto, California — a moment widely regarded as the founding of Silicon Valley itself. That garage is now a California Historic Landmark. HP grew into one of the world's most important technology companies, and in 2015 split into two separate businesses: HP Inc. (consumer and business PCs, printers, and accessories — the company whose products this page covers) and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (servers, enterprise infrastructure). HP Inc. is the world's second-largest PC manufacturer by market share.

HP's Australian laptop range spans several distinct product lines:

Spectre — HP's ultra-premium laptop line. Thin, light, premium materials (aluminium, gem-cut edges), OLED displays, and top-tier performance. Competes directly with the Apple MacBook Pro and Dell XPS. The Spectre x360 (2-in-1 convertible) is HP's flagship consumer laptop and one of the best-reviewed premium laptops available in Australia.

Envy — HP's mid-premium range positioned between the mainstream Pavilion and premium Spectre. Strong for creative work, light gaming, and professionals who want better build quality than mainstream without Spectre pricing. Solid value for Australian buyers who want performance above entry-level.

Pavilion — HP's mainstream consumer line covering laptops and desktops for everyday home and student use. The most affordable HP range with dedicated graphics options, making it popular with Australian students and home offices.

OMEN — HP's dedicated gaming brand. OMEN laptops and desktops feature high-refresh-rate displays, powerful GPUs (NVIDIA GeForce RTX series), advanced cooling systems, and gaming-focused keyboards. OMEN competes with ASUS ROG, MSI, and Lenovo Legion in the Australian gaming laptop market.

Victus — HP's entry-level gaming line positioned below OMEN. More affordable than OMEN with capable gaming performance for casual and mid-tier gamers.

EliteBook and ProBook — HP's business laptop lines. EliteBook is premium business (common in corporate fleets), ProBook is mid-range business. Both are available to Australian consumers and are well-regarded for durability, security features, and keyboard quality.

HP's printer range covers DeskJet (entry-level home inkjet), OfficeJet (home office all-in-one), LaserJet (laser printers for high-volume, low-cost-per-page printing), and DesignJet (large-format professional printers). HP also operates the HP Instant Ink subscription — a service where HP automatically ships replacement ink cartridges before you run out, charged per page printed rather than per cartridge purchased. For Australians who print regularly, Instant Ink can significantly reduce per-page printing costs compared to buying cartridges at retail.

In Australia, HP products are available through the HP Australia online store (hp.com/au), JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks, Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, and other authorised retailers. The HP Australia online store frequently offers exclusive configurations and direct-to-consumer pricing not available through third-party retailers.

How to use an HP discount code

  1. Copy your HP promo code from above.
  2. Head to hp.com/au and browse — filter by category (Laptops, Desktops, Printers, Accessories) or by product line (Spectre, Envy, Pavilion, OMEN).
  3. Add your item to the cart and click "Checkout".
  4. On the checkout page, look for the "Promo Code" or "Coupon Code" field in the order summary.
  5. Paste your code and click Apply. The discount updates immediately.
  6. Note: HP promo codes typically apply to hp.com/au direct purchases only. JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks, and Harvey Norman run their own separate pricing and promotions.

How to save on HP in Australia

  • HP Australia online store vs retailers — HP's direct online store (hp.com/au) sometimes offers better pricing than JB Hi-Fi or Officeworks, particularly on customised configurations and during HP-specific sales events. Always compare both channels before purchasing.
  • EOFY (June) — the single best time to buy laptops and PCs in Australia. HP, JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks, and Harvey Norman all run significant EOFY promotions. For business buyers, EOFY purchases also maximise tax deduction timing.
  • Black Friday — HP's second-biggest annual sale, typically with strong discounts on Spectre, Envy, and OMEN ranges.
  • Education discounts — HP offers verified education pricing for Australian students and educators through their education store. Discounts apply to selected laptops and desktops and can be significant on premium models.
  • HP Instant Ink — for regular printers, HP's Instant Ink subscription (starting from a free plan for light use) dramatically reduces per-page printing costs compared to buying cartridges at retail from Officeworks or Cartridges Direct.
  • Refurbished — HP Australia and authorised partners sell certified refurbished laptops at meaningful discounts. Refurbished Spectre and EliteBook models in particular offer excellent value.
  • Officeworks price matching — Officeworks guarantees to beat any Australian competitor's price by 5% on identical products. If HP's direct store has a lower price on the same model, Officeworks will beat it.
  • Tax deductibility — HP laptops, printers, and accessories purchased for work purposes are tax deductible for Australian employees, sole traders, and businesses. EOFY is the ideal purchasing window for maximising deductions in the current financial year.

HP FAQ

Where can I buy HP in Australia?
HP products are available through the HP Australia online store (hp.com/au), JB Hi-Fi, Officeworks, Harvey Norman, The Good Guys, and other authorised retailers. The HP direct store sometimes offers exclusive configurations and pricing not available at third-party retailers. All purchases from authorised Australian channels carry full Australian HP warranty.

What is the difference between HP Spectre, Envy, and Pavilion?
These are HP's three consumer laptop tiers. Spectre is the ultra-premium flagship — best displays, lightest weight, premium materials, highest price. Envy is mid-premium — excellent performance and build quality at a lower price than Spectre. Pavilion is the mainstream range — good everyday performance for students, home use, and light productivity at the most accessible price point. For most Australian buyers: Pavilion for budget/student use, Envy for the best value-to-performance ratio, Spectre for premium buyers who want the best HP makes.

What is the difference between HP OMEN and Victus for gaming?
OMEN is HP's premium gaming line with top-tier GPUs, high-refresh displays, and advanced cooling. Victus is HP's entry-level gaming line — capable gaming performance at a lower price with some compromises on build quality and display quality versus OMEN. For serious Australian gamers or anyone who wants high-frame-rate gaming at 1440p or above, OMEN justifies the premium. For casual or mid-tier gaming on a budget, Victus delivers strong value.

What is HP Instant Ink?
HP Instant Ink is a subscription service for HP printers where you pay a monthly fee based on the number of pages you print, and HP automatically ships replacement ink cartridges before you run out. Plans start from a free tier (15 pages/month) through to higher-volume plans. For Australians who print regularly, Instant Ink can reduce per-page printing costs by up to 50% compared to buying cartridges at retail prices.

Does HP offer education discounts in Australia?
Yes — HP offers verified education pricing for Australian students and educators through their education store. Discounts apply to selected laptops and desktops. You typically need to verify your student or educator status through a verification service to access education pricing.

How does HP compare to Dell or Lenovo for laptops in Australia?
HP, Dell, and Lenovo are the three largest PC manufacturers globally and all have strong Australian presence. HP's Spectre competes with Dell's XPS as the premium ultrabook choice — both are excellent; the choice often comes down to display and keyboard preference. Lenovo's ThinkPad line is considered the gold standard for business laptops (competing with HP's EliteBook). For gaming, HP OMEN competes with Lenovo Legion and Dell's Alienware. All three brands offer full Australian warranty support through authorised retailers.

Also see our discount codes for JB Hi-Fi, Amazon, Dell, BecexTech, Anker and Lenovo Australia