Need a New Computer? These 12 Amazon Deals Could Help You Beat Rising PC Prices — Up to 50% Off

Published Oct 28, 2026 7:40 am ET


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We’re in a strange spot with PC prices right now. RAM prices are rising, putting pressure on the cost of computers at a time when tech prices would typically trend downward. However, if you’re thinking about upgrading, you can still find some decent deals on Amazon. We’ve rounded up 12 desktop and laptop deals across Windows and Mac, including traditional desktops, all-in-one PCs and laptops.

One standout is this Lenovo 16-inch Premium Laptop, which packs an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 512GB SSD for just $1,000 (down from $1,679). Prefer a Mac? This renewed 14-inch MacBook Pro with an Apple M1 Pro chip offers 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD for $909, compared with its original $2,499 price when new.

Many of these deals are scheduled to end October 31, so if a new computer is on your shopping list, it may be worth checking them out sooner rather than later.

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Nick Hazleton is a San Diego-based journalist with over 18 years of health and nutrition experience. He joined the A360 Commerce team (now McClatchy Media) as a performance marketing content writer in 2024. Nick is passionate about helping others lead happy and healthy lives. In his free time, he’s researching a new healthy recipe or looking for a new restaurant in San Diego to take his wife.

Tracy Yochum

Tracy Yochum

Editor McClatchy Commerce

Based in Charlotte, NC, Tracy Yochum joined the McClatchy Commerce content team as a Commerce Writer and Editor in early 2023. She began her journalism career in the 1980s at the Asbury Park Press in New Jersey, where she was an award-winning reporter and editor. She joined The Charlotte Observer in 1997 as a copy editor and served in several newsroom and publishing center roles before joining the Commerce Team.