f you are well acquainted with the spinning wheel of doom, you have come to the right place.
There is no reason why your laptop should be holding you back or taking an age to load even the simplest of web pages. It’s 2022 and we live in a technologically advanced world where there are newer, faster, better models available – and contrary to what you might believe, it doesn’t need to cost you an arm and a leg.
Amazon Prime Day Early Access Sale is almost here and with it comes a bevy of discounts across tech staples, ranging from TVs, tablets and Amazon Devices, to laptops – the focus of this particular article (although we have specific ones for both of the aforementioned ).
Investing in a new device is only going to enhance your productivity. With most of us still working hybrid between home and the office, our laptops have become the most essential bit of kit that we own. Our devices have had to take on a whole new role to cope with the daily grind too and for many, this was a feat too challenging to meet.
Taking you from work to the weekend, it may also be the place where you watch the majority of your TV on streaming services like Netflix and Prime Video or for the gamers among you, it will be where you shoot, kick, or explore in virtual worlds – all of which require a level of horsepower to get going.
Find out all about the sales event and shop the best laptop deals on Amazon right now.
When is the Amazon Prime Day Early Access Sale 2022?
The two-day mega discount event may have only taken place on July 12-13, but it is back once again. Over 48 hours on October 11 to 12, you will be able to stock up on tech, home and even baby essentials where the prices have been slashed.
Do you need a Prime account to get the deals?
It is important to have a Prime membership otherwise you will not be able to make the most of the reductions. The subscription costs just £8.99 per month or £95 per year, but for those new to the service, you can test the waters with a free 30-day trial. Students get the reduced rate of £4.49 a month.
This monthly or yearly cost includes next or even same day delivery, Prime Video, Music and much more so gives real bang for your buck.
What types of deals are available?
Look out for three kinds of deals; ones that will last the duration of the event (until the item sells out), Deals of the Day or Lightning deals that – as the name suggests – will only last a few hours. Once the items are gone, they’re gone, so don’t wait to snap up the bargains.
What deals on laptops were there last year?
The Amazon Prime Day Early Access Sale is the time to invest in a new laptop. The discounts last year were across all the big names including Acer, Asus, Huawei, Samsung, HP, Microsoft and Apple. There were also tablets, monitors, hard drives and accessories that came in particularly handy for those looking to elevate their set-up.
The biggest reductions were on the Samsung Galaxy Book that was discounted 45 per cent as well as the HP Pavilion 15-dk1019na, reduced from £1,149.99 to £899.99.
What deals can we expect this year?
The deals will follow in last year’s footsteps with Microsoft, Samsung, Apple and HP among the names to watch.
Best Amazon Prime Day Early Access Sale laptop deals live now
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Samsung
The Samsung Galaxy range includes tablets, phones and laptops to supercharge your streaming, working or online shopping needs. Devices are up to half price off with discounts of up to £650.
Samsung Galaxy Book2 360 Wi-Fi Laptop 13.3 Inch – was: £949, now: £849
Samsung Galaxy Book Go 14 Inch with Windows 11 Home LTE Laptop 4GB RAM 128GB Storage Mystic Silver (UK Version) – was £399, now £289
Samsung Galaxy Book Flex2 5G Intel Core i5 – 13.3 Inch 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop – Silver (UK Version) – was £1,649, now £1,150
Razer
Gaming laptop experts, Razer has super speedy devices with strong graphics as well as cinema audio systems that justify the high price tags. Get over £1,000 off with reductions of almost 40 per cent.
Razer Blade 15 Advanced – 15.6 Inch Gaming Laptop with 165Hz QHD Display (Intel Core i7-11800H, NVIDIA RTX 3070, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, Chroma RGB, Windows 11) – was: £2,399.99, now: £1,849
Razer Blade 17 – 17.3 Inch Gaming Laptop with 165 Hz QHD Display (Intel Core i7-11800H, NVIDIA RTX 3070, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, Chroma RGB) – was: £2,599.99, now: £1,779
Desktop computers
When you’re traveling from home to the office, you need the portability of a laptop but if you are deskbound for the foreseeable, you may want the processing power, speed and storage that a desktop computer provides.
HP 24 Inch All-in-One Desktop PC 24-k0022na – was: £749.99, now: £649.99
Alienware Aurora R10 Gaming Desktop – was: £2,002.42, now: £1,879
Lenovo IdeaCentre 5 14L Desktop (AMD Ryzen 5, 16GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, integrated AMD Radeon Graphics, Windows 11) – was: £541.57, now: £449.99
Monitors
In terms of productivity, doubling up on your screens is invaluable – and there’s no better time to invest. Models from Lenovo, LG, Huawei and more are reduced by up to 40 per cent.
Samsung LC27T550FDRXXU 27″ T55 1000R Curved FullHD 1080p Monitor with Speakers – was: £249.99, now: £159
Samsung LF27T350FHRXXU 27″ T35 75Hz FullHD 1080p Monitor – was: £189.99, now: £129
Philips 241E1SC – 24 Inch FHD Curved Monitor – was: £159.99, now: £105.99
MSI Optix G24C6 Curved Gaming Monitor – was: £188.99, now: £122.54
Acer Predator XB253QGXbmiiprzx 24.5 inch Full HD Gaming Monitor – was: £332.78, now: £239.99
Samsung LS34J552WQRXXU 34″ SJ55 Ultra Wide WQHD 1440p LED Monitor – was: £385.41, now: £249
Samsung Odyssey G3 LF27G35TFWUXXU 27″ FullHD 1080p 144Hz Gaming Monitor – was: £249, now: £199
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