Save up to $800 with 4th of July sales on laptops from Apple, Lenovo and more

Sgin is a lesser-known brand better known for their components than their systems, but this machine is affordably priced with surprisingly robust specs. It delivers 8 hours of action on a single battery charge, 4GBs of memory and more than enough storage for everyday tasks. You won’t want to store any intensive programs on this computer, but for emails, social media and browsing the web? It’s a champ. 

A discount as wild as this one always catches our attention, and the 512GB storage capacity paired with 16GB of RAM — an amount usually only found in gaming laptops or production machines — has this laptop punching way above its proverbial weight. Don’t get us wrong; it’s not actually a gaming laptop. But it’s a lot more powerful than many other machines in this price range. 

This midrange option sports several appealing features, which are all the more appealing given its $300 price tag. It’s got enough storage and RAM for basic use and, though its 128GB of storage suggests a flash drive might be a wise additional purchase, it’s still a terrific choice for a student or someone who wants a laptop for day-to-day use.

The Stream is similar to the Aspire in many ways, but it boasts more RAM and more storage capacity, thanks to the included docking station kit. It also has a year of Microsoft Office 365 included for free — a $70 value. All in all, this is one of the best bang-for-your-buck laptop purchases out there. 

Lenovo is a Yahoo fan-favorite for a good, simple reason: They produce fantastic laptops. This Chromebook has 4GB of RAM and 64GB of onboard storage, but that’s not the demerit it seems, since most of your work will be done through the cloud. It’s a good option for an on-the-go student or someone who just wants to check out social media, but to be honest, we don’t generally suggest Chromebooks for anyone who needs serious word-processing capabilities. 

This Air is marked down to within $20 of its lowest price ever — that makes this a heck of a deal. It gets even better when you take a look at its Retina Display and blazing-fast processor. And if 256GB of memory isn’t enough, you can snag the 512GB version for only $1,050.

Thin, lightweight and fast, this is one of the most up-to-date MacBooks you can buy. It comes with an impressive 18 hours of battery life, as well as a speedy processor to handle any tasks you can throw at it.

For budget-minded gamers, this is a solid choice, capable of running almost any game at medium settings. It also has a 144Hz display, which means it has a higher refresh rate that will make it a great choice for competitive players who want to eke out every edge possible. 

At 25% off, this gaming laptop is at its lowest price since January. With a top-of-the-line graphics card, a huge amount of storage and enough memory to handle anything you throw at it, it’ll allow you to run the latest games at max or near-max settings.