HP Elite t755 3 GHz ThinPro 1.4 kg Black V2546

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The HP Elite t755 is the kind of thin client you buy when you want reliability and a “set it and forget it” desktop experience, not tinkering. With its lightweight build and business-focused chassis, it suits offices where IT needs a predictable fleet (remote management, sensible performance for typical VDI/RDP use, and low-power day-to-day operation). If your users are mainly doing browser-based work, office apps, Citrix/RDS, or structured workflows, this is a solid value option at **£784.76 ex-VAT**—because the real cost is usually admin time and downtime, and thin clients tend to shine there when you’ve got the right infrastructure.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for everyone. If you’re expecting it to behave like a heavy local workstation (media editing, CAD, lots of demanding graphics, or users who need high-end peripherals with frequent performance spikes), you’ll end up paying for a “premium thin client” while the real bottleneck is the server side anyway. Also, at this price point, make sure ThinPro/your target virtualisation stack is a good fit for your environment—otherwise you could be overbuying compared to a cheaper enterprise model. In short: **buy it if you’ve got VDI/RDP and want a dependable, manageable fleet**; **skip it if your use case is compute-heavy or your server environment isn’t up to the job**.