With just a few weeks to go, Amazon Prime Day 2024 might be the ideal opportunity to bag that laptop upgrade you’ve been patiently waiting for. We’ve been covering Prime Day laptop deals for years now, and since we review the latest laptops all year round, we’re well-positioned to pick out the very best models, at the very best prices.
In the past, we’ve seen some very tempting Prime Day offers come in on trustworthy brands like ASUS, HP, Acer, Lenovo, and Microsoft – plus there are even several MacBook offers if you know where to look (Hint: see our Prime Day Apple deals and MacBook Prime Day deals hubs if you’re into Apple tech and all that).
We’ll be updating this hub regularly from now until Prime Day, which is July 16-17 if you didn’t already know, keeping tabs on the most worthwhile laptop deals and hefty price cuts as we see them. Make sure you’re signed up to Amazon Prime if you hope to take advantage of any big discounts, although some deals won’t require a Prime membership, and we’ve found that other retailers such as Best Buy tend to price match. Still, it’s worth at least signing up for the 30-day free trial so you don’t get any Prime Day FOMO.
The best Prime Day laptop deals in the US
These are the best early Prime Day laptop deals we’ve found so far. We’ll make sure to keep this regularly updated, so you might want to bookmark this page to keep tabs on the best prices on laptops this Prime Day.
- Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro 16-inch:
$1,749.99now $1,399.99 at Amazon - Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro 14-inch:
$1,449.99now $1,149.99 at Amazon - Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: was
$899.99now $719.99 on Amazon - MacBook Air (13 M2) 256GB: was
$999now $849 at Best Buy - MacBook Pro (14, M3) 512GB: was
$1,599now $1,449 at Best Buy
The best Prime Day laptop deals in the UK
- Apple MacBook Air M1:
£999£799 at Amazon - Acer Chromebook Plus 515: was
£399.99now £299 at Amazon - ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED: was £1,399.99 now £1,099 at Amazon
Prime Day gaming laptop deals
MSI Katana 15 15.6-inch: $1,599.99 $1,199.99 at Amazon
Save 25%: This latest-generation gaming laptop from MSI just got a $400 price cut over at Amazon.
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
CPU: 13th Gen Intel Core i7
RAM: 16GB
Beyond fast, this laptop boasts a 144Hz refresh rate and a large display size making it excellent for content creators too.
Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: $899.99 $719.99 at Amazon
Save 20%: A cleverly assembled gaming laptop from Lenovo that can get you into most of today’s games without needing a second mortgage.
GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti graphics card
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5
RAM: 8GB
This a great option if you need a gaming-ready portable on a budget, although this isn’t the lowest price we’ve seen on this laptop (it was listed on Amazon for $599.99 last Prime Day).
Prime Day Windows laptop deals
Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro 16:$1,749.99 now $1,399.99 at Amazon
Save 20%: The Samsung Galaxy Book4 series presents a top-tier generation of laptops for creatives who aren’t interested in Apple alternatives.
GPU: Intel Arc integrated graphics
CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 155H
RAM: 16GB
Powerful, yet slim and lightweight, this laptop is an excellent choice for creatives on the move. The 3K AMOLED display is now a touchscreen, and has an improved battery life.
ASUS Zenbook 14 OLED: £1,399.99 £1,099 at Amazon
Save 21%: The ASUS Zenbook is an excellent laptop for creatives with a gorgeous 2.8K touchscreen OLED display.
GPU: Integrated graphics
CPU: 13th generation i9-13900H 14 Core
RAM: 16GB
We love ASUS laptops, but there are a lot of different models to choose from. See our explainer of the ASUS Studiobook vs Zenbook vs Vivobook if you need buying advice.
Prime Day Chromebook deals
Acer Chromebook Plus 515: £399.99 now £299 at Amazon
Save 25%: This Chromebook has a £100 price cut over at Amazon and is an excellent choice for students or creatives on a budget.
GPU: Integrated
CPU: Intel Core i3-1215U
RAM: 8GB
It comes equipped with Google Photos’ suite of AI-powered editing tools, and can be used for gaming too!
Prime Day MacBook deals
MacBook Pro (14, M3) 512GB: $1,599 $1,449 at Best Buy
Save $150: Apple’s M3 MacBook Pro is currently one of the best laptops for creatives that money can buy.
GPU: Apple M3 10-core
CPU: Apple M3 8-core
RAM: 8GB
Less than a year old, it’s surprising to see such a big discount on Apple’s latest Pro laptop. This could increase as we near Prime Day, but if you don’t want to chance it then $150 is still a great discount.
MacBook Air (13 M2) 256GB: $999 $849 at Best Buy
Save $150: Apple’s latest Air model has the M3 chip, which makes this discount on the M2 predecessor less surprising.
GPU: Apple M2 10-core
CPU: Apple M2 8-core
RAM: 8GB
It might not have an M3 chip, but the MacBook Air 13 (M2) is one of our favourite laptops, and you read more about its performance in our MacBook Air (M2,) review.
Apple MacBook Air M1: £999 £799 at Amazon
Save £200: Yes, the M2 MacBook Air is out, and it’s great, but you shouldn’t overlook the slightly older M1 model. This 2020-spec Air is still a powerful laptop.
GPU: Apple M1 10-core
CPU: Apple M1 8-core
RAM: 8GB
If you want to learn more about what makes this laptop great, see our MacBook Air (M1,) review.
FAQs
How we select our Prime Day laptop deals
We’ve been reviewing laptops for many years at Creative Bloq, and we’ve been searching for the best deals on those same laptops, whether for Prime Day or not, for just as long. So we know a good laptop deal when we see one. But we don’t just copy and paste the details of a deal from Amazon.
First off, we use our expertise and knowledge of our creative audience to search for the most relevant and popular Apple products on sale. When we see a discount on those products, we consider how that discount actually stacks up. We do this by comparing the new price to other retailers, by looking at the price history (whether it’s been on sale at a lower price before, or if this is a new record low), and then getting the info across in plain English. We know there’s such a thing as buyer’s remorse (trust me, I know), and we don’t want you to feel it any time soon!
We also need to talk about retail prices here. Amazon is often guilty of stating a product’s pre-sale price as its original retail price – even if the product went on sale a couple of years ago and hasn’t been sold for that original retail price for some time. What we also see some sellers on Amazon do is bump up the RRP and then advertise a false ‘discount’, which is even more insidious. So we will look out for that and explicitly note these details whenever necessary. Our mission for Prime Day is to provide only the best, most valuable, real deals to our readers. We know you are smart and we want you to trust us.
What can we expect in terms of Prime Day laptop deals?
Prime Day has become one of the biggest retail events of the year, and during it, Amazon offers discounts, sometimes quite big, on laptops of all shapes (usually rectangular, to be fair) and sizes.
You can find flagship gaming laptops with a full four-figure discount, and MacBooks at near-to-lowest prices yet, and in fact it’s become such a big event that rivals have now joined in to keep up, so we’ll also be keeping an eye on laptop deals across Walmart, Best Buy and others to make sure we’re sending you to the best deals on the best laptops we can find, and of course you can keep an eye on our Prime Day hub for deals on all types of creative tech.
You need to be a Prime member to take advantage of Amazon’s official Prime Day offers. You can sign up to Amazon Prime here on a 30-day trial to do that.
Are Prime Day laptop deals worth it?
In years past, we have seen some lowest-ever prices for laptops on Prime Day, but of course, some retailers will try and take the mickey by tricks like artificially raising the price just ahead of Prime Day and then advertising a ‘huge discount’ that’s really little more than a mirage.
We will keep a keen eye on any cowboys who try to pull the wool over your eyes, because it’s just as important to know which deals are too good to be true as it is to grab a bargain. We will also try our best to only lead you to laptops we know for certain are worth your time and hard-earned money, which includes focusing on laptops we have already reviewed or have had expert recommendations from our lineup of contributors.