Agree. It's about whether a buyer would reasonably expect the price to be correct. UK law for consumer goods and sales, I would say generally doesn't require t

Agree. It's about whether a buyer would reasonably expect the price to be correct. UK law for consumer goods and sales, I would say generally doesn't require the buyer to be an expert. Laptops are items that are frequently included in sales and clearance sales at 50% off or more do happen. £400 is still a normal price to pay for a laptop. So I'd say the buyer could reasonably expect a laptop discounted to £400 to be the correct price, therefore HP were unreasonable to try to blame the buyer.