by From TVs to smartwatches, Black Friday will prepare the technophiles among you, and they’ll be committed to checking out the items you’ve been watching since their launch.
But there is one category that, more than any other, attracts the most attention and that means that when a good deal comes along, you have to do it on the fly.
We are obviously talking about laptops. The humble laptop has become the most important piece of technology in the hybrid worker’s arsenal, taking on new life after the casual streaming and shopping that dominated its use in the pre-Covid era.
Now our laptop’s speed is directly related to our productivity, so if you’ve been experiencing technical issues, now is the time to upgrade – and why? Well, it’s the Black Friday sales.
What is Black Friday?
Every year, on the fourth Friday of November (the day after Thanksgiving), retailers and brands around the world take the opportunity to drastically reduce the prices of their various products. Whether it’s technology – which are typically the most sought-after items, or mattresses, beauty or fashion, there’s rarely a label out there that doesn’t offer some level of bargain during the mega sales event.
When is Black Friday 2022? When is Cyber Monday 2022?
Black Friday will take place on November 25th of this year, all weekend long and until the Monday known as Cyber Monday. The latter is November 28th. But many brands have already started sales, and you can grab a pre-event deal right now.
What were the best Black Friday weekend deals last year?
There were reductions on laptops from Apple, Microsoft, ASUS, Lenovo, HP and many more at last year’s event with £ 200 off Microsoft Surface, Acer gaming devices and £ 110 off Apple MacBook Air.
What kind of offers can we expect this year?
No laptop label is immune to a certain level of discount.
How to stay updated on the best Black Friday offers
Keep checking this page for the best deals as they come. We also have dedicated collections for Apple, Argos, Amazon, John Lewis and AO, as well as Amazon devices, travel and phone contracts.
Apple MacBook Air (M1, 2020) 13-inch with 8-core CPU and 7-core 256Gb SSD GPU
was: £ 999
Buy now £ 899.00, a lot
ASUS Vivobook 15 X1500EA 15.6 “Full HD Laptop (Intel i3-1115G4, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Windows 11)
was: £ 493.34
Buy Now £ 349.99, Amazon
Base Model Razer Blade 15 – 15.6-inch Gaming Laptop with 144Hz FHD Display (Intel Core i7-10750H, NVIDIA RTX 2070, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Chroma RGB)
was: £ 2,099.99
Buy Now £ 1562.99, Amazon
LENOVO IdeaPad 3i 14 “Laptop – Intel® Core ™ i5, 256GB SSD, Blue
was: £ 549
Buy Now £ 399.00, Curry
HP Pavilion 14-ec0537sa 14 “Notebook – AMD Ryzen 5, 256 GB SSD, Blue
was: £ 579
Buy Now £ 399.00, Curry
Asus ROG Flow X13 14 “gaming laptop.
was: £ 2,699
Buy Now £ 2000.00, AO
