Save $310 on LG's 17-inch gram laptop, featuring an ultra-light design, Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, and a large touchscreen for premium portability.

Deal summary The Lenovo 17-inch LOQ Intel Gaming Laptop is currently 28% off through Lenovo’s direct store. This gaming laptop packs modern specs into a larger 17-inch form factor, making it suitable ...

If you’re looking for laptop deals, Best Buy is an excellent source of huge discounts. Check out this offer for the HP 17.3-inch Laptop: a incredibly low price of $350, for savings of $280 on its ...

Wallet-friendly laptops are becoming more and more common, but far too many of those fall into the Chromebook category (i.e., great machines with limited applications). If you want a better solution — ...

Do you need a new laptop but your budget is pretty tight? There’s a big discount on a HP 17-inch laptop at HP right now and it’s easily one of the best laptop deals for anyone keen to save money.

In a world dominated by high-speed internet and fast-paced gameplay, settling for a mediocre laptop just won't cut it. With gaming laptops advancing so rapidly, it doesn't sound like a good idea to ...

Deal summary This HP 17.3-inch Laptop drops $440 in price to reach $449.99, positioning it as an affordable large-screen option. The laptop provides a spacious display and full-size keyboard with ...

If you missed all the laptop deals during the holidays, you’re in luck, as Walmart has a solid deal for a new clamshell. The big box retailer is selling a 17.3-inch HP laptop with a Core i5 for $499.

Linux users like to game, too, and the Juno Neptune 17-inch V3 laptop announced this week ensures that people on Ubuntu can play their favorite titles on the go. Keeping up with the Alienwares, Asus ...

If you have ever used a 17-inch laptop, you know what it’s like sitting behind such a massive display — things are easier to read, and photos are much bigger. HP’s 17-inch Laptop (17-cn0025nr) with a ...

is a senior reviewer covering laptops and other gadgets. Monica was a writer for Tom’s Guide and Business Insider before joining The Verge in 2020. Each year, it seems that more companies are trying ...