
HP OMEN Slim 16-an0500na 16" Gaming Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 5, RTX 5050, 1 TB SSD, Black
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HP OMEN Slim 16-an0500na 16" Gaming Laptop - Intel Core Ultra 5, RTX 5050, 1 TB SSD, Black is a gaming laptop made by HP. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £1,299.00 (checked 19 October 2026).
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This HP OMEN Slim lets you go full throttle in any game. It's kitted out with the Intel Core Ultra 5 processor and an NVIDIA RTX 5050 graphics card. That means you can take on the latest and greatest AAA titles. You can even throw on ray tracing for lifelike visuals. It'll look amazing on the 2K IPS screen with pin-sharp resolution and great contrast. And it can run up to 165 Hz with a 3 ms response rate for gloriously smooth motion. No choppy frames here! Good to know
- Go crazy with 16 GB of DDR5 RAM
- it's super-fast, so you can multitask your heart out
- 1 TB of SSD storage means there's space for your gaming library
- The keyboard has 4-zone RGB backlighting and anti-ghosting
- For Discord streams or work calls, you'll look clear on the Full HD True Vision webcam
- Breeze through log-ins with just a smile using Windows Hello Facial Recognition
- Games and movies sound great
- the audio's tuned by HyperX
- With HDMI 2.1 you can hook up 8K screens or dual 4K monitors
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