Choose the Best Laptop for Your Computing Needs

When choosing from the hundreds of laptops for sale at Best Buy, it helps to think about what you plan to use it for. For casual use like e-mail, social media and Web surfing, you might want to consider the light weight and low cost of a netbook or Chromebook. If you ask a bit more from your laptop — like streaming and saving movies and music or using the Microsoft Office suite — you might want a laptop with more hard drive storage and a larger screen. For power users looking to edit photos, produce videos, or play graphics-intensive video games, a laptop with a fast processor and lots of RAM is essential. Look for models like HP laptops or MacBook. Keep in mind, the larger the screen and the more performance a laptop has, the less portable it might be.

Laptop Features

A great mix of features in a package that’s still highly portable can be found in the Best Buy Blue Label laptops. These are laptops created out of a partnership with some of our most knowledgeable customers and top brands like HP, Toshiba, Lenovo, Asus and Dell. We got input from the very people who use our laptops most and found out exactly what would make the best possible laptop. Then, we worked with these brands to bring those great ideas to you. The result is a group of the most well-thought-out laptops ever made, with features and designs that will leave you thinking, “Why doesn’t everyone make laptops like this?”

Budget Friendly Laptop Prices

If you’re on a budget, we also have plenty of laptop deals that don’t make any sacrifices in the performance department. You’ll find great laptops at a range of prices — everything from smaller netbooks that easily slide into a purse or satchel to serious power laptops that make quick work of tough tasks like graphics rendering or multiplayer online games.

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