LPScreen review
Updated September 30, 2026 · GizmoCue Editorial Team
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Our verdict
LPScreen spans 344 brands, far wider than the 115 brands common in this category, with computers, audio and gaming at the centre of the range. Shoppers who know the spec they want and want many brands to compare will find more choice here, at a median entry price of €86.82.
Key facts
- Best for
- Wide brand choice for laptop, computer and audio shopping at a mid-range entry price.
- Official website
- lpscreen.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- The catalogue runs to 344 brands, well past the 115 seen in this category, so a chosen spec is easier to fill.
- Click and collect appears on 65.2% of the range and extended warranty on 86.2%, both worth having at checkout.
- Trade in appears on 96.8% of listings and unlocked handsets on 95.5%, which matters if you are changing phone.
- Support is broad, with a help centre on 96.7% of listings, email on 78.9% and phone on 53.9%.
Cons
- Warranty cover is uneven: 1 at the median and 99 at the longest, against 3 elsewhere in the category.
- The top of the range reaches €8,768.75, well above the €1,928.44 seen in this category, so a mis-set configuration costs more.
Who it suits
- Shoppers who know their spec and want many brands side by side, with 344 brands in one place.
- Laptop, computer and audio buyers, since 63.5% and 65.9% of the range sits in those categories.
- Refurbished buyers, as 49.4% of listings carry a condition grade.
Who should look elsewhere
- Not for shoppers chasing a set printed warranty term, since cover varies by listing between 1 at the middle and 2 at the stronger end.
- Not for buyers who want deep stock in one category from a specialist rather than 344 brands spread across the whole shop.
How LPScreen compares
TESmart
UMEVO
Joom
Nubia
Logitech
Antigravity
Xistore BY
Snapmaker US
ESR EU
Snapmaker Shop
Minisforum EU
Uperfect Monitor
XPPen
Frequently asked questions
How much do devices cost at LPScreen?+
Listings start at €5.25 on the cheapest product and reach €8,768.75 on the dearest. The median entry price is €86.82, with the central listings sitting between €33.92 and €201.87. These are one-off purchase prices rather than renewals.
Does LPScreen match prices from rival stores?+
Price match shows on 54.5% of the range, so it is offered rather than promised across the whole shop. If you have seen a lower price elsewhere, check the match terms on the specific listing, since coverage depends on the product and on the retailer quoted.
Can I order online and collect in person?+
Click and collect appears on 65.2% of the range, which is useful if you want to handle a laptop or phone before committing. Where a listing does not offer it, delivery is the only route, so confirm this before ordering if collection matters.
How long is the warranty on what I buy?+
Warranty length depends on the listing: 1 is the median and 2 of items sit at the longer end. Extended warranty is offered across 86.2% of the range. Check the term on the exact product, since cover differs item by item and this category generally tops out at 3.
What support can I get after buying?+
A help centre appears on 96.7% of listings, with email on 78.9%, phone on 53.9% and chat on 34.9%. Which channels apply depends on the listing, so read the support details on the product page for the retailer you order from.
Can I trade in an old device?+
Trade in appears on 96.8% of the range, alongside unlocked handsets on 95.5%. Phones account for 47.1% of the catalogue, so a part exchange is easiest to arrange there. Eligibility and the value offered for a trade both depend on the individual listing.
Does LPScreen sell refurbished kit?+
Refurbished stock accounts for 49.4% of the range, graded from good on 77.8% of listings through excellent on 77.8%, with fair appearing on 38.9%. The grade is shown on the listing, so it is worth reading before you order.
What does LPScreen actually sell?+
The shop lists 344 brands across 63.5%, 65.9% and 58.8%, with 36.5%, cameras and appliances making up the rest. Laptops, desktops and mini PCs lead the computer side, alongside tablets, Chromebooks and e-readers.
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