8 Best Memorial Day Laptop Deals 2023 for Gamers, Students & Professionals

Welcome to another time of the year when you can enjoy significant savings in high-performing laptops – or maybe even the multimedia machine of your dreams. Memorial Day, celebrated in remembrance of military personnel who lost their lives in service, is coming up on May 29. Multiple tech companies have already announced steep discounts on flagship brands, and more will follow suit. We have rounded up some of the best deals you can land across popular brands.

8 Best Memorial Day Laptops Deals 2023

What we love most about this year’s discounts is their sheer magnitude! Top brands like Lenovo has as much as 70% or more off on excellent laptops. You can save over $800 as you bring home top performers. Some discounted laptops have RTX 40 series graphics, Intel Core i9 processors, intelligent webcams, and scintillating screens perfect for immersive A/V sessions.

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Another exciting thing: the versatility is also immense. So, you can land some sweet deals for gaming, business, campus use, or travel-intensive computing.

Dell: Inspiron and XPS laptops on sale

What a fabulous time to bring home a trusty and long-lasting Dell laptop! The tech giant offers as much as $800 off on select models. The brilliant part about Dell is an excellent range, from business machines like the XPS to student-friendly options like the Inspiron.

The Dell Inspiron 14 costs just $879.99 – down by over $300. The 2-in-1 option, the Inspiron 16 convertible, has a discount of $400. The Inspiron 16 or 15, perfect for students and casual users and boasting Intel Core i5/i7 processors, cost only around $500, making them affordable for budget watchers. You can save more by opting for an AMD version.

The XPS series works well for creative projects because of its vibrant displays and superior graphics performance. Memorial Day discounts for this range are significant: $750-$800 on the XPS 15 and 17 (with RTX 3050 graphics). Dell has also cut prices by $200 to $300 on the XPS 15, 13, and 13 Plus.

Memorial Day offers by Dell span most common screen sizes from 13″ to 17″.

HP: Discounts across popular lineups

This reliable laptop brand has up to 70% discounts on popular lineups this month, including Envy and Omen for ardent gamers. For example, the Envy 17t is down by $450, now available at around $850. The Omen 16t, with RTX 40 graphics and an efficient Intel Core i7 processor, can be yours for approximately $1,200.

We adore the Spectre series for its sheer devotion to portability, style, and performance – all in one. The Spectre x360 2-in-1 has a dazzling 3K+ display, an intelligent webcam, and wellness reminders for screen time. It costs just $1,099 this month, down by $550.

Here’s the most exciting part. HP hasn’t excluded its cheap laptops from further discounts this Memorial Day. So, you can get a Chromebook 14 for around $219, down from $329. HP is also offering price cuts on the Chromebook x360. Another pocket-friendly line, the Pavilion, is cheaper by $200 to $300 for its 13″, 14″, x360, and Aero models.

Now is also a time to consider generic, trusty machines like the HP laptop 15 or 15t. They are cheaper by $200-250, providing dependable performance for school, work, or business, with an Intel Core i7 processor.

With HP laptops, durability, good battery backup, and connectivity options are given. It makes good sense for anyone who needs unplugged, sturdy usage – while working on a college assignment of fighting enemies in the arena.

Lenovo: Offers for personal and business users

True to its portfolio that caters to versatile needs excellently, Lenovo has announced discounts for different audiences. Business folks will love the massive price cuts on the ThinkPad – a traditionally sought-after range by professionals that has stood the test of time. The ThinkPad Z16, for instance, is down by 52%, and the ThinkPad by a staggering 74%. You can get a ThinkBook 13s for just $820. Even a pricier model like the ThinkPad X1 Carbon costs around $1,800 – a significant discount of 50%.

Lenovo also offers price cuts on the ThinkPad X1 Titanium Yoga (60% off) and the ThinkCentre M90a (68%). The ThinkPad Yoga 11e is incredibly affordable at only $249 (a 75% discount).

A crucial area for this brand is portable performance, from Chromebooks and IdeaPads. The Lenovo 3i Chromebook is now only $264.99, down 40% from its MRP. You should check out the IdeaPad Flex and Slim lines for working on the go. The latter lets you enjoy Dolby Audio sound, a quick-charging battery, and a military-grade build. You can get a 30% discount on top models in these ranges.

The Legion series is a part of Memorial Day deals as well. Known for above-par performance in thin, sleek profiles, Lenovo Legion devices like the Pro 5i/7i are cheaper by $300 to 400. Since these laptops are expensive and deliver satisfying gaming performance, every bit matters.

Lenovo has emerged as one of the shiniest brands this Memorial Day for its magnificent discounts. The savings can be enormous; the quality is terrific. Plus, there’s something for everybody.

ASUS: Gaming laptop discounts

This year’s focus for ASUS is on the ASUS ROG Strix G16. The popular gaming machine is cheaper this season – selling at around $1,300. It delivers top-notch performance for most modern AAA games, thanks to RTX 4050 graphics, a MUX Switch for optimization, and dependable heat management. Or, you could go for the discounted ASUS ROG Strix G16 with an Intel Core i9 processor and 1TB of storage space.

Apple: More Affordable MacBooks

Now is a chance to consider getting a MacBook – if you have been eying it for a while. Apple offers the 14″ MacBook Pro for approximately $2,100 to $2,500. These machines get powered by M2 Pro or M2 Max and are brilliant for demanding multimedia work. The 1000 nits brightness, comfortable keyboard, and long battery life (18 hours+) make it convenient for travel too.

FAQs

Until when will Memorial Day deals 2023 last?

Typically, many sales last until the holiday, which falls on May 29, 2023. Some retailers may extend their discounts till the weekend (around June 3). We recommend grabbing any offers that catch your fancy sooner rather than later (with due thought, of course!). Not many brands will extend these discounts to the next month, but a select few might push it up to the middle of June.

Should you shop on Memorial Day or Prime Day?

Like Memorial Day, another mega shopping festival is coming up in mid-July (or thereabouts) – Amazon Prime Day. As a buyer, you might get tempted to wait or plunge right now – it can be quite a predicament. Both occasions have mega savings: up to 70% or more off on top laptop brands isn’t unheard of. Prime Day is a better option for Amazon hardware or devices like a Kindle. But Memorial Day deals on laptop brands like Lenovo, Dell, and HP are too exciting to waste.

What precautions should you take while shopping for Memorial Day deals?

Our top tip is never to forget price comparisons. Multiple retailers run these discounts (both online and brick-and-mortar). Cautious shoppers should compare the prices and brands before sealing the deal. Also, while many offers may seem brilliant, they may incorporate hidden charges or excluded items you may not have noticed. Reading product reviews – on trusted sites – is a clever way to navigate through the noise and make an informed decision. 

So, which deals have got your eyes glittering? Year after year, Memorial Day offers a golden opportunity to upgrade your laptop; electronics are a popular category discounted. Since the 2023 outlook covers business, personal, and entertainment choices, not to forget some dirt-cheap ones, you have reason enough to loosen those purse strings.

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Deboshree Bhattacharjee

Deboshree is a technophile who loves capturing the evolution of digital devices and how they change our everyday. She is also a communications specialist who has worked with leading names in education, parenting, and consumer goods. Her work has appeared in many digital publications, magazines, and blogs.

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