Best laptop sales in Australia: the best deals and largest discounts
Save on laptops from Apple, Dell, HP, MSI, Lenovo and more
Whether you’re after an affordable laptop or a heavily discounted premium machine, you’re in the right place. We’ve tracked down the best ways to save across a range of models. Deals change from week to week, but below you’ll usually find offers on Apple, Dell, Lenovo, HP, Acer, Microsoft, and Asus devices.

EOFY deals started on June 1, so we'll be maintaining the deals over at our dedicated EOFY laptop hub until the end of the month. We have also included our top 5 deals below.
The laptop sales we highlight are chosen for more than price. We also weigh specifications and performance so you get the best value for money while staying within your budget. We also verify current prices and track past sales to make sure each offer is genuinely good.
I have also included some links straight to the top retailers laptop sales pages, in case you want to check out what's on offer for yourself.
Handy links
- Lenovo: the best deals from gaming to work laptops
- Amazon: variable but often standout laptop deals
- Dell: 13% off select Alienware and XPS laptops with code FUTURE13%
- JB Hi-Fi: often excellent discounts on many laptops
- HP: take an extra 5% off with code FUTURE5
- Mwave: deals on major PC brands
- The Good Guys: great for price matched deals
- Apple: discounts are rare
The top laptop deals
The MacBook Air M4 is often on sale, so while this discount isn't unusual, it's about as good as it gets for an Apple product. Note that this is the M4 model, and the new M5 costs AU$1,697 from Amazon (though it starts with a 512GB SSD) and AU$1,799 from Apple.
Want to know more about the laptop? Take a look at our MacBook Air 13-inch M4 review for the full insight.
The 24GB MacBook Pro currently has a small discount from Amazon compared to buying it for AU$2,999 from Apple.
You can also get the 16GB model for AU$2,497 from Amazon – discounted from AU$2,699 at Apple.
Need a slim but still reasonably powerful laptop? The Yoga Slim 7i Aura features the new Series 2 Intel Core Ultra 5 226V CPU, a compact 14-inch 1920 x 1200 OLED display, plus premium features like a facial recognition webcam and Wi-Fi 7. Want to know more? Check out our Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura review.
This extra large 16-inch Slim 5 has scored a decent discount from the rather high RRP. It uses the new AMD Ryzen 7 AI 350 and 32GB of RAM, plus has an excellent 16:10 (2880 x 1800) OLED display with a high 500-nit brightness and 100% DCI-P3 colour reproduction.
For gamers on a budget, the LOQ laptop lineup is quite affordable — even if we have seen it AU$200 cheaper. Working alongside the 100W TGP RTX 5050 GPU, the LOQ has an older but grunty AMD Ryzen 7 250 CPU and 16GB of RAM. It's not exactly the most powerful machine, but the RTX 5050 will give decent frame rates on the 1080p, 144Hz display.
Can't find what you want? Check out our guides to the best laptops, plus the best gaming laptops.
Coupons and discount codes
It's worth browsing our full list of computing coupons, but we have also included our favourites below.
Or, if you're looking to save on other purchases, explore our full list of coupon categories – covering electronics (from TVs to earbuds and everything in between), mobile phones and even services like VPNs.
Dell has some great coupons this month, with savings on XPS and Alienware machines, as well as monitors and desktops.
To generate the coupon, just follow the links below and click the GET CODE button.
Save up to 13% off select XPS and Alienware laptops and desktops
HP has a range of sales going, but you can save a little more on select models using the below code.
If you’re after further info on the best laptops, check out some of our other dedicated buying guides:
• Best laptops in Australia
• Best gaming laptops
• Best ultrabooks
• Best business laptops
• Best 2-in-1 laptops
Watch the video below for the top 7 things to consider when buying a laptop.
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Lindsay is an Australian tech journalist who loves nothing more than rigorous product testing and benchmarking. He is especially passionate about portable computing, doing deep dives into the USB-C specification or getting hands on with energy storage, from power banks to off grid systems. In his spare time Lindsay is usually found tinkering with an endless array of projects or exploring the many waterways around Sydney.
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