Walmart’s Cyber Monday sale is now on sale, with plenty of great deals across Black Friday and Cyber Monday, including toys, games, tech, TVs, and more.
Computing is getting smaller, more powerful, and more portable all the time, and ever since I got to college and got my first laptop (a black MacBook, if you must know) I’ve been completely sold on it. Another great bonus about getting into laptops (especially during this season) is that they often get discounted. The best sales typically come during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and that certainly remains true this year.
Cyber Monday: Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 for $749.99
Right now at Walmart, you can get the Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming Edition 3 for just $749.99, saving you a cool $299.01 off the MSRP. The laptop has a hinged design that allows its 15.6-inch 1080p display (which supports refresh rates up to 120Hz) to be laid flat, which is a nice touch. It also has a 3.2GHz AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS CPU, GeForce RTX 4050 graphics, 16GB of 4800MHz RAM, and a 512GB NVMe SSD for blazing-fast storage and retrieval (perfect for gaming).
If you’re looking for good games you can tap into to take advantage of all this new portable power, be sure to check out our hub for digital key discounts at Green Man Gaming, as well as sales on GOG’s cheerful DRM-free storefront and the ubiquitous GOG Store . Autumn Steam Sale.
And be sure to stay safe while you travel (both physically and digitally) with VPN offers, available from several providers as part of Cyber Monday.
What is Walmart+?
Walmart+ is a subscription service (much like Amazon Prime and the like) that gets you shipping, early access to deals, and more, and it’s very affordable. Since some deals are in early access with Walmart+, it’s a good idea to check when Walmart events go into early access, and when the general public can come in and buy what they want.
For more, check out the best Cyber Monday TV deals available at Walmart, the best vinyl deals, plus a huge discount on Hogwarts Legacy. May the odds ever be in your favor!
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