HP Omen 16 Price in Pakistan

The HP Omen 16 price in Pakistan depends entirely on which configuration you buy, because shops sell several very different machines under the same Omen 16 name. The build we treat as the headline buy in October 2026 is the AE0073cl: Intel Core i7-14650HX processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU with 8GB GDDR6 memory, 32GB DDR5-5600 RAM, 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD, a 16.1 inch Full HD IPS display at 144Hz and 300 nits, and an international warranty with an optional local warranty add on. PakLap lists that exact configuration at Rs. 360,000, while Myshop lists the same AE0073cl specification at Rs. 389,500 and shows it as not available at the time of checking. If a seller quotes you a number far below Rs. 325,000 for an Omen 16, you are almost certainly looking at a different processor, less RAM or an older graphics card, so ask for the full model code before you compare anything.

Omen is HP’s flagship gaming line, a clear step above the Victus range in cooling, build and screen options. That positioning matters in Pakistan because the price gap between an entry Omen and a top Omen is larger than the gap between some rival brands. This guide prices each configuration as its own row, never blended into one average, so you can match the exact machine in front of you to the exact price you should expect to pay.

HP Omen 16 gaming laptop front view showing display and keyboard

HP Omen 16 Price in Pakistan by Configuration

Every row below is a separate configuration checked in October 2026. Do not average these prices together, because the processor, memory, storage and graphics card change from row to row. Start with the model code on the box, then find your row.

Seller Exact configuration Price Stock and warranty note
PakLap WD0073dx: Core i7-13620H, RTX 4060 8GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, 16.1 inch FHD 165Hz IPS Rs. 325,000 Listed brand new, international warranty, optional 9 month PakLap local warranty
PakLap AE0010st: Core i7-14650HX, RTX 4060 8GB, 16GB DDR5-5600, 512GB SSD, 16.1 inch FHD 144Hz 300 nits IPS Rs. 335,000 Listed brand new with cash on delivery in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad
PakLap AE0073cl: Core i7-14650HX, RTX 4060 8GB, 32GB DDR5-5600, 1TB SSD, 16.1 inch FHD 144Hz 300 nits IPS Rs. 360,000 Headline build in this guide, international warranty, optional 9 month local warranty
Myshop AE0073cl: Core i7-14650HX, RTX 4060 8GB, 32GB DDR5-5600, 1TB SSD, 16.1 inch FHD 144Hz 300 nits IPS Rs. 389,500 Same configuration as the PakLap row above, shown as not available at check
PakLap WF0083dx: Core i9-13900HX, RTX 4060 8GB, 16GB DDR5-5600, 1TB SSD, 16.1 inch FHD 165Hz 300 nits IPS Rs. 390,000 Top processor in the RTX 4060 family, free cash on delivery listed
PakLap AM0325TX: Core i7-14650HX, RTX 5050 8GB GDDR7, 16GB DDR5-5600, 1TB SSD, 16 inch 2K 1920 x 1200 IPS 400 nits Rs. 389,999 Newer RTX 50 series build with 1 year HP local warranty listed, priced as its own generation
Computer Zone AM0073DX: Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, RTX 5060 8GB, 16GB DDR5-5600, 1TB Gen4 SSD, 16 inch 2K IPS 144Hz Rs. 404,000 Shown out of stock at check, international warranty, local warranty priced as an add on

Read the first three PakLap rows together and the pricing logic becomes clear. The WD0073dx at Rs. 325,000 uses an older Core i7-13620H, the AE0010st at Rs. 335,000 steps up to the newer Core i7-14650HX but halves the storage to 512GB, and the AE0073cl at Rs. 360,000 doubles the memory to 32GB and restores the 1TB drive. None of these is the best price in isolation. The right question is which combination of processor, memory and storage you actually need, because each step of Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 25,000 here buys a named part, not fresh air.

The two Myshop and PakLap listings for the same AE0073cl build are the cleanest warning in this guide. Same processor, same graphics card, same 32GB of memory, same 1TB drive and same screen, yet Rs. 29,500 apart, with the higher listing out of stock. Always confirm live availability on the phone before you travel to a shop, and never pay a deposit against an out of stock listing without a written delivery date.

HP Omen 16 Specifications (Headline AE0073cl Build)

This table pins the headline configuration used throughout this guide. Other rows in the price table change one or more of these lines, so check your model code against it.

Part Specification
Processor Intel Core i7-14650HX, 16 cores, 24 threads, up to 5.2 GHz, 30MB cache
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU, 8GB GDDR6, DLSS 3 support
Memory 32GB DDR5-5600, fitted as 2 x 16GB
Storage 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
Display 16.1 inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 IPS, 144Hz, 300 nits, anti glare
Keyboard and camera Full size backlit keyboard with numeric keypad, Full HD camera
Ports and wireless USB Type C, USB Type A, HDMI 2.1, RJ-45 Ethernet, audio combo jack, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3
Battery and weight Fast charging support, about 2.32 kg, Meteor Silver finish on the AE0073cl
Warranty International warranty as listed, optional 9 month PakLap local warranty at extra cost

HP sells the wider Omen 16 family with several screens and graphics cards, so use the official range as a sanity check when a local listing is vague about refresh rate or memory speed. You can compare the current models on the HP Omen 16 official page and then match the model code back to the Pakistani prices above. The detail local listings most often blur is the display, because 144Hz and 165Hz panels both ship in this chassis, so confirm the refresh rate in writing.

Gaming and Creative Performance

The RTX 4060 is the sensible ceiling for a 16.1 inch Full HD gaming laptop in 2026. At 1080p it plays current single player games at high settings with DLSS lifting frame rates where a title supports it, and it feeds a 144Hz or 165Hz screen properly in esports games. The Core i7-14650HX and Core i9-13900HX builds add serious multicore headroom for video editing, code compilation and streaming from the same machine, which is where the Omen pulls away from thinner laptops that share the same graphics card but throttle their processors sooner.

Memory choice changes how this laptop ages. The 16GB builds are fine for gaming today, but the 32GB AE0073cl build is the one to pick if you edit video, run virtual machines or keep a game, a browser and capture software open together. Storage is the other honest pressure point. A 512GB drive fills quickly once Windows, two large games and a project folder land on it, so most buyers should treat 1TB as the practical starting size and the 512GB AE0010st as a saving only if they already own external storage.

Display, Cooling and Daily Use

Every configuration priced here uses a 16.1 inch IPS panel with an anti glare finish, and that consistency helps. The 165Hz versions suit competitive players who will actually hold high frame rates, while the 144Hz 300 nit panels on the AE builds are bright enough for a lit room or a university lab. Colour work is competent for student and social media use, but photographers who need wide gamut accuracy should still plan around a calibrated external monitor.

Cooling is the real Omen advantage. HP fits larger fans and more vent area than the Victus line gets, so the RTX 4060 holds its performance longer in a warm room. Expect audible fans under full gaming load, which is normal for any HX processor laptop, and keep the rear vents clear on a desk. At about 2.32 kg before the charger, this is a bag you carry with intent. It suits a hostel desk, an office commute by car or a weekly trip across campus far better than a daily cross city bus ride.

Omen 16 vs Victus 15: Where the Extra Money Goes

Shoppers regularly cross shop this machine against our HP Victus 15 price in Pakistan guide, and the honest split is simple. Victus money buys the game running well today, with a plastic build and a modest screen. Omen money buys the same class of frame rates with better cooling, a sturdier lid, stronger processor options and more memory fitted from the factory. If your budget stops under Rs. 300,000, buy the Victus class properly instead of hunting for a suspiciously cheap Omen listing, and use our roundup of the best gaming laptops under Rs. 200,000 in Pakistan to see what the step below looks like in full.

Buying Advice for Pakistan

Buy the model code, not the Omen badge. Ask the seller to send the full configuration on WhatsApp, including processor model, graphics card memory, RAM size and speed, SSD size, screen refresh rate and warranty type, then match it to one row in the price table before you discuss a discount. Second, treat warranty as part of the price. International warranty stock is the norm for Omen in Pakistan and it is usually cheaper upfront, while a local warranty add on can cost real money at shops like PakLap and Computer Zone. Neither choice is wrong, but you should know which claim process you own before the laptop ever needs a repair.

Third, check the machine properly at collection. Confirm the serial number on the box matches the base of the laptop, open the HP support page in the shop if you can, and verify the fitted RAM and SSD sizes in Task Manager before you leave. If you are also considering a second hand machine to save money, read our guide on how to buy a used laptop in Pakistan first, because battery health and hinge wear matter far more on a used gaming laptop than on a used office model. Finally, budget for the unglamorous extras, a cooling pad, a padded backpack and a surge protector, because an HX class gaming laptop earns its keep on a desk that treats it well.

  • RTX 4060 with DLSS 3 suits high refresh 1080p gaming properly
  • 32GB DDR5 build available without a custom order in the AE0073cl
  • Stronger cooling and build than the cheaper Victus line
  • Full keyboard with numeric pad for study and office work
  • Same Omen 16 name covers very different specifications and prices
  • About 2.32 kg plus charger is a heavy daily carry
  • Local warranty often costs extra on top of international stock
  • 512GB build fills up fast with modern game installs

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HP Omen 16 price in Pakistan?

Checked in October 2026, PakLap lists RTX 4060 configurations from Rs. 325,000 for the WD0073dx to Rs. 390,000 for the Core i9 WF0083dx, with the 32GB AE0073cl headline build at Rs. 360,000. Each price belongs to a different specification, so match your model code to the table above.

Which Omen 16 configuration should most buyers pick?

The AE0073cl with the Core i7-14650HX, RTX 4060, 32GB DDR5 and 1TB SSD at Rs. 360,000 is the balanced buy for gaming plus editing or study, because the memory and storage sizes will not need an early upgrade. Gamers who only play can save with the 16GB builds.

Is the RTX 5050 Omen 16 worth it over the RTX 4060 models?

The PakLap AM0325TX at Rs. 389,999 pairs the newer RTX 5050 with a brighter 2K screen and a 1 year local warranty, so it is a different package rather than a straight upgrade. Compare screen and warranty first, then decide if the newer graphics card matters for the games you play.

What warranty do Omen laptops come with in Pakistan?

Most listings checked for this guide show an international warranty, with shops such as PakLap and Computer Zone offering a local warranty as a paid add on. Confirm the exact warranty in writing on your invoice, because the claim process differs between the two.

Price sources checked for this guide: PakLap HP Omen 16 WD0073dx, AE0010st, AE0073cl, WF0083dx and AM0325TX listings, Myshop HP Omen 16 AE0073cl listing, and Computer Zone HP Omen 16 AM0073DX listing, checked in October 2026. Confirm live stock and the final configuration with your seller before paying.

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