Save up to $400 on 2-in-1 laptops on sale ahead of Black Friday.

However, if you can’t wait until then to buy a new laptop, we highly recommend checking out the early Black Friday HP laptop deals that we’ve gathered here. No matter your budget or the type of laptop that you need, there’s surely something from ...

One of our favorite gaming laptops, the Asus ROG Strix G16, is currently 17% off at Walmart for Black Friday. This model features an elegant design, with a customizable backlit keyboard and light strip underneath the trackpad. The modern hardware delivers years’ worth of high-end gameplay, and you can save $300 on the laptop right now.

At $449.99, this HP Victus Black Friday deal at Best Buy lets you dive into high-quality gaming at nearly half the regular price. With plenty of power, a high-refresh-rate display, and solid graphics, it’s a steal worth grabbing while it’s still in stock.

If you’re in the market for a powerful gaming laptop, you won’t want to miss the incredible deal on the HP Victus 15.6″ Full HD Gaming Laptop now available at Best Buy for just $429.99 down from $799.99. This is a staggering 45% discount which make you save an impressive $370. However, act fast— this flash sale is set to end in less than 16 hours.

One of the most notable deals is the 15.6-inch HP Victus gaming laptop, which part of Best Buy's first round of limited-time doorbuster deals. The laptop is equipped with an AMD Ryzen 5-7535HS processor,

Black Friday is the absolute best time for finding good deals on laptops. (I would know: I've tracked them for Mashable since 2019.) And with retailers taking full advantage of the holiday's abnormally late timing this year,

Get a jump on your holiday shopping with big discounts on top-reviewed tech from Lenovo, including their best hardware options for productivity and gaming. It's never too early too start saving!

Not all student tech should have to compromise on performance to be considered budget-friendly. And I know from experience that deals pitched exclusively to students aren't always