The best laptop deals this EOFY: Apple, Lenovo, Dell and more
The End of Financial Year (EOFY) sales are currently in full swing so if you're needing to upgrade your tech, now is the time.
Whether you're a student, a gamer, or working from home, retailers are slashing prices on laptops across a range of brands and models.
From budget-friendly Chromebooks to high-performance gaming machines and sleek MacBooks, there's something for every need and price point.
The Acer Aspire Lite 15 15.6' Celeron Laptop is a standout for everyday tasks and web browsing. Previously priced at $449, it's now available for just $312 — a great option for students or casual users.
Over at Kogan, the Kogan Atlas 15.6' Full HD Intel Laptop has seen a major price drop from $599.99 to $329. This laptop delivers solid specs and a large display at a very competitive price.
The Dell Latitude 7290 is one of the most affordable options right now. Compact with a 12.5' HD display, it's available for only $249.99. Ideal for basic work and travel, this is a great pick for those needing portability on a budget.
HP's 14' HD Chromebook Laptop, originally $429, is now reduced to $269. Lightweight and fast-booting, it's perfect for cloud-based work, school, or browsing.
Another strong Chromebook contender is the Lenovo Chromebook 11-Inch, which features an HD display and Intel Celeron processor. It's down from $399 to just $228 — one of the lowest prices in this EOFY round-up.
If you're looking for something more premium, the Asus Vivobook Go 15 offers sleek design and solid specs for productivity. It's been reduced from $749 to $599, making it a strong mid-range option.
Apple fans can also score a deal this EOFY. The MacBook Air 13' (2022 model), known for its M2 chip performance and exceptional battery life, has dropped from $1,599 to $1,267 — a rare discount on Apple's latest tech.
For gamers the MSI Thin 15.6' Full HD Gaming Laptop is a top-tier pick. Originally priced at $1,799, it's now available for $1,177. With powerful internals and a high refresh rate display, it's built for performance-intensive tasks and smooth gameplay.
As EOFY deals are often limited in stock and time, shoppers are encouraged to act quickly. Whether you're upgrading for work, school, or play, these EOFY laptop deals offer excellent value across every category.
Best Laptop Sale Picks
Acer Aspire Lite 15 15.6' Celeron Laptop, was $449 now $312
Kogan Atlas 15.6' Full HD Intel Laptop, was $599.99 now $329
Dell Latitude 7290 12.5' HD Laptop, $249.99
HP 14' HD Chromebook Laptop, was $429 now $269
Lenovo Chromebook 11-Inch HD Display Intel Celeron Laptop, was $399 now $228
Asus Vivobook Go 15 15.6' Laptop, was $749 now $599
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