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HP has a gaming laptop subscription service, where you pay monthly to borrow a rig but never get the option to own it

HP Omen Max 16 gaming laptop
(Image credit: Future)

As the memory crisis continues to rage, and the cost of hardware only gets more expensive, the notion of renting out gear may start to feel a tad more natural. Enter HP as one of the first major manufacturers to step into the ring.

Though this has actually been around for a few months now (according to a post about it on Reddit), it's actually Linus Tech Tips which brought it to my attention. In their latest video, they explore both the gaming and non-gaming subscription, and my eye was caught by the first.

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