We’re expecting some top Black Friday computer deals again this year. Here’s everything you need to know to grab a PC bargain in November.<\/b>
\nBlack Friday 2021 keeps getting closer and closer, and we can practically smell the deals starting to surface. However, because this year has been hectic (to say the least) when it comes to the best PCs, we still haven’t seen a lot of great PC deals surface. And, well, we wouldn’t be surprised if it stayed that way as the annual shopping holiday draws closer. Because at the end of the day, Black Friday is November 26, which is a little over two weeks away at this point. And still, there aren’t a lot of hot PC deals right now. But don’t worry, we’ll continue to keep an eye out for the best PC deals, so you can save at least a little bit of cash. And as Black Friday and Cyber Monday start to get closer, we would encourage you to keep an eye on retailers like Amazon and Best Buy to see what they have to offer as early Black Friday deals. Even manufacturers like Dell and HP will have their own early sales events too, so that’ll be an excellent place to look. Of course, a big desktop PC tower isn’t going to be for everyone. So if you just want something portable, we’ve also rounded up some Black Friday laptop and Black Friday gaming laptop deals. Black Friday not be here yet, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find any good PC deals. We went ahead and scoured through the web to find you some deals right now, so you don’t necessarily have to wait until November 26 to buy a new PC. UK deals: Unlike Black Friday last year, we’ve spent this entire year in a huge parts shortage for PCs. And while it’s still been pretty easy to get your hands on a new computer, they’re not exactly going on sale very often. There will likely be some great Black Friday PC deals going live on Black Friday, but we’re not expecting anything truly amazing. You’ll probably be able to save a hundred bucks here or there, but we wouldn’t advise holding out for a miracle half-off deal. And the computers that do get those juicy-looking 50% discounts probably won’t be worth your time or money. They’ll be using old hardware that will slow you down, especially if you plan on using Windows 11 — if those computers even support it to begin with. The Dell XPS Tower Special Edition is the rare PC that can tick boxes for every kind of user. It’s powerful enough to get some gaming on, with up to an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070, small enough to fit on a reasonable desk, and comes at a reasonable price to boot. This is the kind of PC that will fit into anyone’s home, and hopefully we can see some Black Friday PC deals slash the price a bit. Read the full review: Dell XPS Desktop Special Edition If you’re looking for a PC that you can easily fit in anywhere without it getting in the way, Intel NUCs are always a great choice. They’re tiny and powerful, and unlike a lot of other PCs like it, are completely upgradable. The only downside is that you have to supply the SSD and memory yourself, but if you have any tinkerers on your Christmas list, you can do a lot worse than the Intel NUC 9 Extreme on Black Friday. The smaller iMac has always been a weird spot in Apple’s lineup, but thanks to the new M1 chip, it’s better than ever. The processor keeps the all-in-one PC agile, while Apple’s new colorways make the Apple M1 a great fit in any home or office. And, this is one of the computers we’re expecting to make a big appearance on Black Friday. Read the full review: iMac (24-inch,2021)<\/p>\n