HP has announced a new round of offers on its consumer and gaming laptops in India as part of its Back to College 2025 campaign. The discounts apply to several models across the Omen, Victus, and OmniBook series, and are available until August 20, 2025 via HP World Stores, authorised retail outlets, and the HP Online Store.
The Omen series includes exchange benefits up to ₹15,000 under the HP Switch programme, along with optional 2-year extended warranty and 3-year antivirus packages at ₹3,499, or ₹2,499 for students. EMI plans through partner banks are available. Buyers can also opt for bundled accessories, including a HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 headset and Steam wallet (₹2,500 value) at ₹999. Accidental Damage Protection for 3 years is offered at an additional ₹5,999.
The Victus 16 lineup includes similar benefits, with exchange offers up to ₹5,000, warranty and antivirus bundle at ₹2,999 (₹1,999 for students), and accessory offers at ₹1,699. A one-year accidental damage plan is priced at ₹999.
For productivity-focused users, the OmniBook X and OmniBook Ultra models come with exchange and cashback offers up to ₹15,000, with an optional Fossil watch bundle (₹13,495 value) available at ₹999. Extended support packages are priced at ₹3,499.
The OmniBook 5 and 7 models offer accessory deals that include a Skybag strolley or Portronics power bank at ₹499, exchange benefits up to ₹5,000, and bank cashback up to ₹15,000. Warranty and antivirus packages are available at ₹2,999 and ₹3,499 depending on the model.
Buyers across all eligible models can optionally add Adobe Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements (PEPE) at ₹2,999 (MRP ₹20,000), or a 1-year Microsoft 365 subscription at ₹999 (MRP ₹4,899).
These offers follow HP’s annual pattern of seasonal student-focused promotions ahead of the academic year. The company’s product lines involved in this initiative include both AI-enabled ultrabooks and performance-focused gaming laptops.
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