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Best deals on Lenovo IdeaPad laptops for working from home (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Save an additional £50 on Lenovo IdeaPad laptops with the code IDEAD50.
Working from home can be a really eye-opening experience. Many people are discovering that their favourite devices are not as reliable as they thought, and not equipped to handle the increased workload.
There’s no need to panic though, because there are plenty of brands that are still offering good deals on impressive devices. Lenovo is one of these brands, with offers on its desktops, laptops, and accessories.
You can now save £50 on Lenovo’s range of IdeaPad laptops with the code IDEAD50. This code only works on laptops worth over £500, but that’s a small price to pay for something that can actually handle the demands of working from home.
These devices are lightweight and reliable, with a long battery life and rapid charging so you can work anywhere around the house without worrying about your next charge.
Working from home doesn’t need to be a struggle.
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