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Amazon's Fourth of July sale is live with up to 50% off tech from HP, LG, Samsung and more, covering laptops, monitors, SSDs, routers, smartwatches and accessories. Highlights include the HP OmniBook 3 14" AI laptop at $549.99, LG 27" Ultragear 240Hz monitor at $255.43, Samsung T9 1TB SSD at $199.99 and Galaxy Watch 8 at $246.99.
PCMag’s roundup flags the best lingering Prime Day discounts across laptops, desktops, monitors, printers, tablets, TVs, streaming devices, wearables, audio gear, smart home devices, vacuums, robot vacuums, unlocked smartphones, and SSDs, with notable savings on items like the Dell XPS 14 Premium, Lenovo ThinkBook 16 Gen 8, ViewSonic OLED portable monitor, Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSD, and Galaxy Z Fold 7 / S26 series; deals are still live but winding down, so act quickly as updates continue.
Amazon's month-end sale slashes up to $650 off MacBook Pro M5 family (14" and 16"), covering M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max with prices starting at $1,649.99. Savings range from $350–$650 depending on model, though stock may be limited as ship dates slip. For more price comparisons, check the MacBook Pro Price Guide.
Google will launch Googlebook as a premium-only line this fall, setting strict hardware baselines and design guidelines while allowing partners like Dell, HP, ASUS, Acer, and Lenovo to contribute unique styling; the strategy aims to establish elite perception before expanding to more affordable devices over time.
After Prime Day, CNET’s deals team is still highlighting 30+ active laptop discounts from Lenovo, Apple, Acer and others, spanning Windows, Mac and Chromebooks, with prices potentially rising as Apple price hikes ripple through retailers.
Lifehacker curates the best last-minute Prime Day deals on laptops, monitors, and PC accessories, highlighting picks like the Dell XPS 14 with 3.2K OLED and 32GB/1TB, as well as gaming and ultrawide monitors such as the Samsung Odyssey G9 and G93SC OLED, plus a range of accessories, with a live blog and price-tracking updates through Prime Day (June 23–26). Prices and stock can change at any time, so follow the live updates for the latest savings; many links are affiliate deals.
Prime Day laptop deals offer up to $850 off across MacBooks, Windows laptops, and gaming laptops. Highlights include the Apple MacBook Air 15-inch (M5, 16GB RAM, 512GB) for $1,149 (save $350) and the Acer Aspire 14 AI for $479.99 (save $400); a gaming option like the Acer Nitro V 16S AI for $1,099.99 (save $300). RAM shortages have pushed prices higher, but Prime Day offers relief; the sale ends tonight and Amazon’s selection is smaller than rivals, though Costco is matching many MacBook deals.
Laptop prices across Apple and other makers are staying high as memory costs surge due to AI demand and strategic memory deals. Memory giantsMicron, Samsung, and SK Hynix have shifted focus to data-center memory with take-or-pay agreements, signaling prices won’t drop to pre-2025 levels for years; even with gradual supply recovery by 2028, MacBook Pro base prices have already climbed (e.g., around $4,100 for a 14-inch model).
Framework says preorder customers for the Laptop 13 Pro will get cheaper PCIe Gen 5 SSDs from ADATA, upgrading 500GB to 1TB at a lower price and adding 1TB/2TB options; however, CPU pricing is expected to rise, so overall prices for new orders may go up in the coming weeks. Shipments were pushed to July due to a glitchy touchpad and a custom display, underscoring ongoing component shortages.
Mashable highlights Prime Day laptop deals, including the Apple MacBook Air 13-inch with the M5 at $949 (save $150), multiple MacBook Air/Pro discounts, the Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 15-inch for $1,229.99 (save up to $970 off its $2,099.99 price), and budget/gaming options like the Acer Nitro V 16S AI for $1,099.99 (save $300). The guide covers additional Windows and gaming laptops, notes RAM shortages driving prices higher, and reminds readers that Amazon offers a smaller laptop selection than Best Buy, with updates to the deals hub through June 26.
Apple’s price hikes on Macs and iPads make current Prime Day discounts across MacBook Neo, Air, and Pro models much more compelling (Neo 256GB at $589.99; 13‑inch Air M5 at $949, vs higher MSRPs), and with retailers still showing old prices for now, shoppers should act quickly before prices reset.
Verge’s Prime Day laptop guide assembles the top discounts on MacBooks, Windows laptops, gaming laptops, and PC peripherals. It notes that RAM/storage price pressures have kept discounts from being as deep as in past Prime Days, but notable savings remain across categories—from the MacBook Air with an M5 around $949, to the Asus Zenbook A14 and several gaming laptops like the Zephyrus G14 and Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 AI—with additional deals on keyboards, mice, and monitors. The piece also mentions Prime Day rival promos (e.g., Best Buy Tech Fest) and highlights updates, such as new deals for the Microsoft Surface Pro 12-inch and Moft accessories.
TechSpot's Prime Day 2026 roundup highlights selectively strong discounts across laptops, OLED gaming monitors, SSDs, CPUs, headphones, and more, with updates through June 26. The list uses a metascore to flag quality deals and aims to surface worthwhile buys even as overall discounts aren’t huge, including picks like the Apple MacBook Air 13 M5 with 512GB/16GB for $949, Alienware OLED monitors, the Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSD for $369, and Apple AirPods Pro 3 for $179, among others.
Microsoft rolled out cheaper 12‑inch Surface Pro and 13‑inch Surface Laptop configurations with 8GB RAM (down from 16GB) and 256GB storage, starting at $849 and $949; they keep the same Snapdragon X Plus core but won’t support Copilot Plus due to RAM. Even with the cut, these 8GB devices are pricier than the $599 MacBook Neo, highlighting ongoing RAM‑driven pricing in laptops.
Best Buy's Tech Fest is offering multi-day discounts across laptops, headphones, earbuds, gaming mice, and PS5 titles, with notable deals including the Acer Aspire Go 15 laptop for $449.99, Beats Studio Pro headphones for $149.99, AirPods Pro 3 for $179.99, Turtle Beach Pure Air gaming mouse for $40.99, and Nioh 3 for PS5 at $49.99, with prices and offers updated throughout the event.