I expect this year's early Black Friday sales will start next month, so it may be sensible to hold off just a little longer if you're shopping for a new laptop. However, if you really need a new device before then, I've gathered up a handful of the best laptop deals I've seen right now. Check out my top picks below.
When choosing these deals, I've taken into consideration the price, of course, but also the level of performance you can expect and value for money. Ultimately, I want to ensure you get a capable machine that does everything you need and suits your budget.
Today's best laptop deals - quick links
- Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 Chromebook: was
£184.99now £179.99 at Amazon - Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3: was
£399.99now £249.99 at Amazon - Dell Inspiron 14 (2-in-1): was
£599now £499 at Dell - Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge: was
£799now £599 at Currys - Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5: was
£699.99now £599.99 at Amazon - Dell 16 Plus: was
£999.99now £749.99 at Dell
The best laptop deals in October 2025
Where to find the best laptop deals
- Amazon: retail giant is often the cheapest in the UK
- AO: lots of cheap laptops at this electronics specialist
- Apple: MacBooks aren't exactly cheap, but they're excellent workstations
- Argos: home delivery or pick up a cheap laptop locally today
- Currys: the retailer that's seemingly always having a laptop sale
- Dell: get a great laptop deal direct from Dell
- eBuyer: the UK computing specialists have some great promotions
- John Lewis: get an extra 20% off select laptops and MacBooks
- Laptops Direct: specialist UK store has a huge selection of laptop deals
- Very: regular sales with significant discounts on laptops
Laptop deals: our buying advice
How we choose the best laptop deals
It all comes down to what's included in the price. We've been tracking all the best laptop deals for a number of years now, so we have a solid idea of what level of performance and components you can get for your money. Using that as a baseline, we can pick out the treasures from the trash.
We also take into consideration what you might need a laptop for based on the money you have to spend. So, if it's just a basic device for some light work, general browsing and media streaming, there's no point recommending a £1,000 laptop as it would be completely unnecessary. Instead, we look at devices between £100 - £300 that could handle those tasks and recommend some laptop deals accordingly.
However, if there's a particularly good reason to spend a little extra money (maybe for some extra performance-boosting RAM or a healthy storage upgrade) then we'll mention that too for your consideration. Sometimes it's worth that investment to better future-proof yourself and end up with a noticeably better device.
Our search takes us across all the major and specialist retailers, so you can be sure we've taken a comprehensive look across the web to pick out the best laptop deals. All the laptops you see here are hand-picked and judged by a real human, too, so each one is given a proper and detailed assessment before it gets added.
Laptop deals: our top buying tips
Some laptop deals can often lure you in with a sub-£200 price tag, but unless you're picking up a Chromebook you're unlikely to get your money's worth with these particular models.
Chromebooks run on the slim Chrome OS, which means they do not need as expensive components to offer a decent level of performance for everyday tasks such as browsing, sending email, light work and watching videos. That means you will regularly find cheap laptops under £200 that are well worth your cash - provided you're picking one up with these capabilities in mind.
These kinds of budget laptops are regularly found on sale, but every now and then we do spot savings that offer mid-range specs for entry-level prices.
If there's a laptop deal available between £300 - £400 with 8GB of RAM then we consider that a top offer. It's rare to get this useful performance boost at such a reasonable price, so snap that up if you like your machine to have a little more horsepower to handle multitasking and more demanding work.
As we get to the upper end of £600 or more, you're looking at some premium devices here with top-of-the-line components. You can still get some solid everyday machines here that are reasonably affordable for a lot of power.
As prices go up, though, we're into the region of creative workstations such as the MacBook, Dell XPS 13 and Asus VivoBook Pro. Offers on these are actually fairly regular, just don't expect to see mega discounts of more than around £100 - £200.
Want more laptop deals?
If want to get into some more specific choices, you can check out all the cheap Chromebooks available right now, while Apple fans might be interested in our MacBook deals page. And then there are all the cheap gaming laptop deals available today if you're after something with a bit more power.
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