Laptop prices suck these days, but here are 25 Prime Day deals that help a little

Antonio G. Di Benedetto· Jun 24, 2026 · 2:32 PM UTC ·10 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 40 views

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Laptop prices have risen due to component shortages and newer models launching at higher price points. Amazon Prime Day 2026 offers a selection of discounts on laptops and related accessories, though the savings are modest compared to previous years. The article also highlights comparable deals from other retailers such as Best Buy and Walmart.

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▪Many laptop models have increased in price after months on the market, and new releases are priced higher than prior generations.
▪Prime Day features discounts on a range of products, including 25 laptop deals, keyboards, mice, and webcams.
▪Specific deals include a 2026 MacBook Air with an M5 chip for $949 and a 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 Pro chip for $2,034.
▪Other retailers like Best Buy and Walmart provide competing offers on similar laptop models, expanding options for non‑Amazon shoppers.

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