Looking for a new laptop? Make sure you get a great deal with our guide to the best sites to buy a new notebook online.
Buying a laptop can be confusing. Not only do you have to figure out the specifications that you need, you also have loads of places to buy from.
As always finder.com.au is here to help you make the best choice, so if you’re looking for a bargain laptop then check out these eight sites.
Apple
Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro lines are amongst the world's most popular laptops. If you want a tablet/laptop combination, consider the iPad Pro.
Why shop at Apple?
- Choose from portability (MacBook Air) or performance (MacBook Pro)
- Mac syncs easily with other Apple products, like iPhone or iPad
- AppleCare extended warranties available
Lenovo
Chinese company Lenovo is best known for the iconic ThinkPad range it acquired from IBM back in 2005, and which now encompasses a wide range of laptops and laptop/tablet hybrids.
Why shop at Lenovo?
- Free shipping within Australia
- Free returns within 14 days of delivery
- Online technical support available
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HP
HP's range includes the Elite, EliteBook, Pavilion, ZBook and Spectre Pro lines, so whether you want an affordable portable or a high-grunt workstation, there's a model for you.
Why shop at HP?
- Free delivery across Australia
- Refund or replacement guarantee in case of computer failure
- Dedicated technical support team available online
Samsung
Spearheaded by the ATIV Book range, Samsung's notebooks draw on its extensive experience in mobile phones and portability.
Why shop at Samsung?
- Free delivery available on all orders
- Online support available if you have any issues
- Next day shipping available
DWI
Founded in 2001, Digital World International (DWI) sells a wide range of electronics and technology products, including laptops from some of the world’s most popular brands.
Why shop at DWI?
- Free shipping on orders over $50
- 14-day money back guarantee
- Broad range of laptops at competitive pricing
Mydeal.com.au
An Australian online department store with everything from homeware to sporting goods, Mydeal.com.au also stocks a host of laptops from some of the world’s top electronic brands.
Why shop at Mydeal.com.au?
- When you sign up for the Mydeal.com.au newsletter you will receive a $10 voucher charge.
- Read reviews from other customers who have purchased the product .
- Many products come with complimentary shipping. Check the product page for details.
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Dell
Dell has been a leading laptop maker for decades, and it makes a wide range of laptops to suit all budgets, including the Inspiron, XPS and Alienware lines.
Why shop at Dell?
- Express 2-3 day shipping available
- Option to customise the tech specs of your computer
- Trusted manufacturer
Kogan
Australian owned Kogan is a leading online retailer of electronics and technology products. It has fast delivery across Australia and a wide range of products.
- Express delivery available
- 14 day money back guarantee
- One year warranty on all order (unless otherwise stated)
Which of these retailers offer free delivery?
HP – Free delivery
Samsung – Free delivery
Lenovo – Free delivery
Hi, Please advice if you are able to ship laptops to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
thank you
Hi Bernard,
Thank you for your inquiry. Just to confirm that we’re a comparison website and does not sell any products we feature on the page.
I would suggest that you visit the official site of the retailer and check from there if they can ship laptops from Australia to Papua New Guinea. You can click on the green button to be redirected to the shop’s official website.
Cheers,
May
I live in the UK and I want to buy a laptop for my son who lives in Sydney, which would be the best store to use.
Hi Carol,
That depends on what kind of laptop you’re shopping for. I’d start with Kogan, which sells both PC and Mac laptops. If you’re after a top-shelf PC laptop I would recommend checking out Dell and Microsoft’s AU stores.
Thanks,
Brodie