Where to buy Windows 10?

[zdravko.mijic]

Hey!

I know that I can buy it in a shop here, but it costs me 100+€ and I'd like to minimize the cost of the OS.
So know I've found a few sites offering cheap Keys for Windows 10 but I'm not sure how safe it is to get one.

My question is, if anyone knows a website where I can safely get a Windows 10 key (I can just download an install tool from Microsoft and just need the key then, right?) withouth spending 100+ ? Thanks in advance!

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Anything too cheap isn't legit , stick to known good high profile sites or retailers.

 

[captaincharisma]

any credible online retailer will be able to. i am not sure which ones are best for your area but you can purchase a key from newegg.com, amazon.com, or even microsoft.com. these days when you buy windows 10 they will e-mail you a copy of the key.

and sites that are offering dirt cheap keys are really risky because these keys could get blacklisted at any time

 

[USAFRet]

Hey!

I know that I can buy it in a shop here, but it costs me 100+€ and I'd like to minimize the cost of the OS.
So know I've found a few sites offering cheap Keys for Windows 10 but I'm not sure how safe it is to get one.

My question is, if anyone knows a website where I can safely get a Windows 10 key (I can just download an install tool from Microsoft and just need the key then, right?) withouth spending 100+ ? Thanks in advance!

We'd ALL like it to be cheaper.
Sadly, a valid Win 10 license is not.

Just like hardware, it costs what it costs.
If you find it much cheaper, it is unlikely to actually be valid..

 

[zdravko.mijic]

Thanks! I guess I'll have to spend a few more bucks then, even if I'd like to avoid it

Thank you again and have a nice day!

 

[zdravko.mijic]

Sorry to bother you again, but does this look safe?

https://esdownload.de/de/windows/windows-10-pro-32-64-bit-esd-lizenz-download.html

And is there a difference between OEM version and non-OEM ?

 

[gasaraki]

https://www.kinguin.net/

 

[captaincharisma]

https://www.kinguin.net/

this is an example of one of the websites to avoid

 

[Wolfshadw]

Ummm... didn't you all just agree that if it's too cheap, it's probably not legitimate?

OEM versions of Windows are tied to either the hardware it is first installed on and in the matter of Windows 10, a Microsoft account. Retail versions can be transferred to other system (one instance in use at a time) without issue. Note that if Windows 10 license is tied to a Microsoft Account, it too can be transferred to other hardware.

-Wolf sends