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Best Amazon Big Spring Sale laptop deals 2026: It's mostly MacBooks so far

Best Amazon Big Spring Sale laptop deals 2026: It's mostly MacBooks so far

Amazon's third annual Big Spring Sale is now live through March 31. The event is themed around seasonal goodies like spring cleaning supplies, outdoor gear, and warm-weather apparel. But it's also sparking some great deals on tech — including laptops. So far, the bulk of Amazon's best laptop deals involve MacBooks, MacBooks, and more MacBooks. Almost every configuration from the past two years is on sale, if it's still in stock, with the biggest price cuts going to 2025's M4 MacBook Airs. They're all $200 to $300 off, making them significantly cheaper than their iterative M5 replacements, which Apple announced earlier this month. (Those are also on sale already, but only for about $50 off.) Things are less exciting on the Windows side, but I managed to find a Samsung Galaxy laptop and an Asus gaming convertible on sale for record-low prices. Feel free to add those to your cart now. Several Microsoft Surface Laptop 7s are up to 26% off, but since all of them have been much cheaper before, I'd wait to see if their prices drop further later this week. As a reminder, I don't endorse buying laptops from any third-party sellers on Amazon. (The bulk of its laptop listings comes from them.

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