Where to Buy a Cheap Laptop Computer

Where to Buy a Cheap Laptop Computer

If your child is in high school or off to high school shortly – you are going to have to buy them a laptop computer for school.  But as you know, computers can be expensive. So where can you buy a cheap laptop that still gets the job done?

That’s why we have done the work already and found out all of the online traders where you can pick up a laptop for your school student at (hopefully) a fraction of the normal price!

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	AMAZON AUSTRALIA We found quite a few suitable laptop computers for school students that were under $300 on Amazon Australia – all with guarantees (cause that is important in case it shits itself!).  It’s worth checking out their current sales! Check the Daily Deals on Amazon Australia for today’s best Laptop special!
	DEVICE DEAL Based in Melbourne, Device Deal has been around since 2014 and provide a huge range of laptops and try to get you the lowest price around.  All of their products comply with Australian standards and pride themselves on being accountable to their customers.  They also offer an Australian manufacturer’s warranty with all of their products and offer an extended warranty at an additional price.
	KOGAN Kogan is an online-only company – and they have been a household name forever so you would of heard of them.  But they have some great laptop deals worth checking out! The best deal at the time of writing was this Dell 11.6″ Chromebook Refurbished for only $279.
	CATCH Catch has everything you can think of and they have some fantastic deals – especially on laptops. Brands of laptop computers they stock include: – Dell – Lenovo – Asus – HP – Apple MacBooks Shop their Laptop selection
	BING LEE I thought Bing Lee only sold kitchen appliances, but they have a really great range of laptops that are very affordable – so they are worth checking out. Brands they stock include: – Asus – Lenovo – Apple – Acer Shop their laptop selection

If you have more businesses to add here that offer cheap laptop computers, please share so we can help everyone out!

Clare Whitfield Chief Editor

Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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