You can save hundreds on a new laptop, but how do you find the best deals? We’ve rounded up all the top Windows 10, MacBook and Chromebook offers<\/b>
\nWith retailers competing for your custom, there’s little need to pay full price for a new laptop. There are always plenty of deals around often saving you hundreds. And we’re talking about some the latest models from the likes of Asus, Microsoft, Huawei, HP, Apple and more. Amazon Prime Day is long gone, but there’s still plenty of great laptop deals on the site and from other retailers. Currys, for example, always has many laptops at discount prices, often with further benefits or deals via voucher codes. We’ll point you in the right direction below and remember some are plain discounts while others require a voucher or code – we’ll let you know what they are. You’ll find some great laptop deals on sites including Amazon, Currys, and Argos. You can find a ton more good deals on all things tech on our main deals site. We do the shopping so you don’t have to spend hours trawling for the best. There are often decent savings on Microsoft\u2019s Surface range at the moment, as the company is trying to shift older generation Intel models. The same is often true of other brands and a device that’s only the previous generation is still new enough to buy and will still last many years. Retailers like Currys PC World, John Lewis, Argos and AO almost always have plenty of deals on laptops. With the right offer, you\u2019ll be able to pick up a half-decent machine for around \u00a3300 instead of \u00a3500, for example – not bad. You might also see reductions on budget laptops but bear in mind that you are getting what you pay for here – they might be fine for web browsing and Netflix, but they’ll be slow and unreliable for anything more challenging than that. That’s especially true of Chromebooks, which pair low specs with a simple OS for wallet-friendly prices but a slightly more limited feature set. Higher-ticket items like a Surface Pro or HP\u2019s ultrabooks may still be expensive at around \u00a3800 or over a grand, but you might be able to save hundreds on the RRP. See our dedicated round-up of the best Microsoft Surface deals. Apple’s MacBooks are a little trickier to get discounts on, as offers are rare, but you can often pick up a model that’s a year or two old for less than the RRP (and still get great performance), and it’s also always worth checking out Apple’s official refurbished store. Amazon usually has some of the biggest bargains. If you find that you\u2019re missing out on Amazon\u2019s Lightning deals, which run for just a few hours and offer limited stock, we’d recommend signing up for Amazon’s 30-day free trial of Prime, which will get you access to deals 30 minutes before everyone else. Plus, you’ll get free next-day delivery with the Prime trial, as well as access to Prime Instant Video and more. Sign up for Prime now. If you don’t have Prime, you can still buy items discounted in Amazon’s regular sales events. The latest of these was its Spring Sale, which concluded at the end of March 2021. Tech Advisor has loads of content to help you find your way around buying a laptop, including advice on peripherals and accessories. We’ve put all these articles in one place here. If you want to know what the best laptops are, see our dedicated round up of the top devices, all expertly reviewed. If you don’t want to splash out too much on a premium machine, we also have a guide on the best budget laptops of the year. It goes through what to look out for in terms of screen, processor, software storage and memory and more. While we’re on the topic of budget, students may also want to see our article on the best laptops for students and for studying. Another popular option now laptop-tablet hybrid. We’ve also compiled a guide on the best 2-in-1 laptops, full with our expert reviews. In terms of peripherals, we’ve also created guides on the best Solid State Drives (SSD) and the best USB PD Power Banks for Laptops.<\/p>\n