Still Available: Over 150 of Our Favorite Memorial Day Tech Deals From from Apple, Dell, Samsung, and More
Many retailers are extending their Memorial Day discounts beyond the holiday weekend. Notable deals include significant savings on laptops from brands like Microsoft and Alienware. Consumers are encouraged to act quickly as these offers may not last long.
- ▪Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy have extended their Memorial Day discounts.
- ▪Best Buy is offering a $300 discount on the Microsoft Surface Laptop, bringing its price down to $1,199.99.
- ▪The Alienware Aurora 16 Gaming Laptop is available for $1,389.99 after a $360 discount.
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Updated May 26: The Memorial Day weekend is over and we're all back to work, but it looks like some retailers didn't get the memo. Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and many other retailers have extended their discounts to today, but the countdown timers are ticking. We spent the weekend hunting down deep discounts on some of our favorite products, and below you'll find the deals that are still good as of press time. There's no guarantee they'll last, so if you want to save, now's your last chance.Memorial Day Laptop Deals Microsoft Surface Laptop 13.8-inch 2K display, Snapdragon X Plus CPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD $1,199.99 at Best Buy $1,499.99 Save $300.00 Get Deal Holiday sales are among the best times to save big on laptops, and Best Buy delivered with a serious $300 discount on the luxurious,…
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