My Favorite Laptops, Chromebooks, and Gaming Laptops Are on Sale For Black Friday
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My Favorite Laptops, Chromebooks, and Gaming Laptops Are on Sale For Black Friday
"It's almost the end of the year, and with Black Friday upon us, it's a great time to buy a laptop. I've sorted through the junk to find the best Black Friday laptop deals, and I'm happy to report that most of my favorite laptops I tested this year are on sale right now. Even better, some laptops I thought were overpriced at launch now have such steep discounts that they've risen in value in my estimation."
"If you're shopping for a laptop on Black Friday, you're probably looking for something a bit more budget-friendly. And while the MacBook Air is the better laptop, there's no question that the Dell 14 Plus is the best deal. It comes with great specs: 16 GB of RAM, 512 GB of storage, and an Intel Core Ultra 5 226V. I reviewed the model with the Core Ultra 7 258V, but either way, you're getting really good battery life and integrated graphics performance."
"Most importantly, it avoids the two main pitfalls of budget laptops: poor displays and touchpads. The Dell 14 Plus comes with a high-resolution display (2560 x 1600) and a very smooth-feeling touchpad. It's literally a premium laptop for an affordable price, and at $500, it's officially the best deal on a laptop this Black Friday. It's a doorbuster-style deal, however, so once it's sold out, the price may change."
Black Friday brings deep discounts across a wide range of laptops, including several highly rated models from this year. Some previously overpriced machines now have steep discounts that improve their value proposition. The Dell 14 Plus stands out as a top Windows deal with 16 GB RAM, 512 GB storage, an Intel Core Ultra 5 226V option, strong battery life, integrated graphics, a 2560 x 1600 display, and a smooth touchpad, priced at $500 as a doorbuster while supplies last. The M4 MacBook Air is available for about $749 and offers superior performance and external display support compared with older M2 models.
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