Technology
Save on iPads, MacBooks, Microsoft Surface laptops, Chromebooks, and more this week
With Hanukkah already come and gone and the big Christmas holiday just a week away, we don’t have any time to waste. If you still need a gift for someone on your list (or are looking to take advantage of holiday deals for yourself), we’ve picked some of the best ways to save on laptops and tablets this week.
Apple fanatics (like us) will be especially happy. Walmart has the gold for $429.99 and makes for a great travel companion for work or vacation. Looking to make a major upgrade? Amazon has the latest model of the 15-inch for $2,499, saving you $300.
But for anyone out there who may not be an Apple fan, Microsoft is here to save the day with great deals on their Surface Book 2 line. The 2-in-1 laptops offer a truly best of both worlds design with plenty of power to boot. But what sets these apart from other 2-in-1s is that the screen can be removed from the keyboard instead of folding the keyboard over completely. And with sale options ranging from $799 to $2299, you shouldn’t have any problem finding the right Surface Book 2 for you.
Also this week, shop Amazon Fire tablets, Samsung Chromebooks, Lenovo notebooks, and MSI gaming laptops on sale. Check out all the best deals below:
Acer Predator Triton 700 PT715-51-71W9 Ultra-Thin Gaming Laptop 15.6” — $1999 (list price $2699.99)
Dell XPS i7-8550U 16GB 1TB SSD Intel UHD Graphics 620 13.3″ FHD — $1929.99 (list price $2449.99)
HP Pavilion 15t Premium Gaming Laptop — $1649 (list price $2144.99)
Microsoft – Surface Book 2 – 13.5″ Touch-Screen PixelSense™ Display – Intel Core i7 / 8GB / 256GB dGPU — $1799 (list price $1999)
Microsoft – Surface Book 2 – 13.5″ Touch-Screen PixelSense™ Display – Intel Core i7 / 16GB / 512GB dGPU — $2299 (list price $2499)
Microsoft – Surface Book 2 – 15″ Touch-Screen PixelSense™ Display – Intel Core i7 / 16GB / 256GB dGPU — $2299 (list price $2499)
MSI GT63 TITAN-052 15.6″ 120Hz 3ms G-Sync Extreme Gaming Laptop — $2249 (list price $2599)
Razer Blade Pro 17: Gaming Laptop — $1799.99 (list price $2299.99)
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