[US] 4th of July Laptop Deals: $750 GTX 850M Gaming Laptop, $605 Core i7 Haswell, $234 Budget Laptop, etc.

[Dealzon]

Gaming Laptops (14-inch to 17-inch)

 

The Envy 15 is good spec for the money but its an HP (hah!). Lenovo Y40 is new and slick. Both of these are using a ULV Dual Core Core i7 which has its pros/cons. Kind of weird they're tossing those in a "gaming laptop" but these are thin machines and thermal/power throttling can be an issue.

 

All below have decent GPUs for a laptop and can play most 2014 titles without an issue. The now "old" Y510p with Dual GT 750M SLI for $870 is also a good deal.

 

• HP Envy 15t (2014) Core i7-4510U, Full HD 1080p, GeForce GTX 850M, 8GB RAM — $754.99 (normally $1,000)
• Lenovo Y40 59423030 Core i7-4510U, Radeon R9 M275, Full HD 1080p, 8GB SSHD — $799 (normally $1,099)
• HP Envy 17t (2014) Core i7-4510U, 12GB RAM, Full HD 1080p, GeForce GTX 850M — $864.99 (normally $1,140)
• Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p 59422937 Core i7-4700MQ, Full HD 1080p, GeForce GT 750M Dual GPU SLI 2GB — $869 (normally $1,369)
• Lenovo Y40 59423032 Core i7-4510U, Radeon R9 M275 4GB, Full HD 1080p, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD — $1,149 (normally $1,599)
• Asus G750JS-DS71 Quad Core i7-4700HQ, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Full HD 1080p, GeForce GTX 870M 3GB — $1,649 (normally $1,899)

 

Other Laptop Deals 

 

Envy 15 is again a good price point for a Quad Core i7-4710HQ at $605 with free ship. 

 

• HP Envy 17t (2014) Core i7-4710HQ, 12GB RAM, HD+ 900p — $674.99 (normally $900)
• Lenovo Z50 59426425 Core i7-4510U, 4GB RAM, 8GB SSHD — $619 (normally $849)
• HP Envy 15t (2014) Core i7-4710HQ, 8GB RAM — $604.99 (normally $800)
• Lenovo IdeaPad S210 59410973 Pentium ULV 2117U, 4GB RAM — $369 (normally $529)
• Toshiba Satellite C55T-A5222 Touch Celeron 1005M, 4GB RAM (Refurbished) — $234.99 (normally $300)

 

There's a bunch of under $500 laptops too (mostly Lenovo)

[Norman_the_Owl]

uhhh... is it kosher to post links to your own site?

[NannerBeans]

uhhh... is it kosher to post links to your own site?

I'm sure industry affiliates are ok. It's not like they're pretending to be a forum member and trying to convince people to go there. 

[EpicGeekonFire]

uhhh... is it kosher to post links to your own site?

 

Its ok in this form, see their website basically finds the deal, you click get deal and it directs you to a retailer. 

[Dealzon]

Thanks for chiming in guys.

 

Yeah we usually do simple redirect links for game deals (and simply credit Linustechtips for the sales) but each of these laptops have different coupons or rebate - harder to manage that.

[yourdietsucks]

uhhh... is it kosher to post links to your own site?

 

a deal is a deal no matter how its posted. as long as Im saving money, I dont care. 

[Norman_the_Owl]

I'm sure industry affiliates are ok. It's not like they're pretending to be a forum member and trying to convince people to go there. 

 

 

Its ok in this form, see their website basically finds the deal, you click get deal and it directs you to a retailer. 

 

 

a deal is a deal no matter how its posted. as long as Im saving money, I dont care. 

 

 

Thanks for chiming in guys.

 

Yeah we usually do simple redirect links for game deals (and simply credit Linustechtips for the sales) but each of these laptops have different coupons or rebate - harder to manage that.

 

I see, sorry for asking a silly question

[Dealzon]

I see, sorry for asking a silly question

 

Nah valid concern. All good