If you are thinking of buying a laptop, you should know that PcComponentes has launched a new “Special Laptops” campaign, offering until April 7 selection of offers on selected equipment of all levels, focus and price.

Notebooks are by far the best-selling computers of the PC group and the star tool of our computing technology. They can be used on the go or on the desk; for work, student or just fun tasks and can be purchased in different formats, from “pure” laptops to 2 in 1/detachable, to the most versatile, convertible with a hinge system that allows different modes of use from laptop to tablet.

At the time of purchase, there are a number of sections to consider which we reminded you of in our laptop guides, such as screen size, resolution and technology; chassis material, its thickness and weight; a hardware base with processors from Intel, AMD or the emerging ARM; type of graphics card, integrated or dedicated: RAM and installed storage; degree of connectivity for wireless standards and connecting peripherals; battery capacity that will result in autonomy or the operating system to use, particularly Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS.

How to buy a laptop

Once we have defined the features we are looking for and the type of laptop that will best suit our needs, we go shopping. And there is plenty to choose from. PcComponentes is offering good discounts on a selection from its catalog this week. The seller has several classifications that facilitate the purchase, from the most basic and economical to large portables for gaming or professional use of mobile stations.

We’ll leave you with a selection of the best you can find in each category, and add others like Apple Macs and Google Chromebooks.

Basic use

– Medion Akoya E15423 with Intel Core i5-1155G7/16GB/512GB SSD/15.6″, for only 315 euros.

– Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 15IAN8 with Intel Core i3-N305/8GB/256GB SSD/15.6” at a historically low price: 329 euros.

– HP 15-fd0017ns with Intel Core i3-N305/8GB/256GB SSD/15.6″ at a historically low price: 399 euros.

– ASUS Vivobook Go E1504FA-NJ642W with AMD Ryzen 5 7520U/8GB/512GB SSD/15.6″ for 449 euros.

– Acer Aspire 3 A315-58 Intel Core i7-1165G7/16GB/512GB SSD/15.6″, for 479 euros.

Middle class

– ASUS VivoBook 15 M1502YA-NJ153W with AMD Ryzen 7 7730U/16GB/512GB SSD/15.6″, for 599 euros.

– Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 15IAH8 with Intel Core i5-12450H/16GB/1TB SSD/15.6″ for 599 euros.

– HP 15-fd0010ns Intel Core i7-1355U/16GB/512GB SSD/15.6″ at a historically low price: 649 euros.

– Dell Vostro 3520 with Intel Core i7-1255U/16GB/512GB SSD/15.6″ at a historically low price: 729 euros.

Insurance premium

– ASUS Zenbook S 13 OLED UX5304VA-NQ172W Intel Evo Core i7-1355U/16GB/1TB SSD/13.3″, for 1099 euros.

– MSI Prestige 16 AI Studio B1VFG-032ES Intel Evo Core Ultra 9 185H/32GB/1TB SSD/RTX 4060/16″ for 1949 euros.

– Samsung Galaxy Book4 Pro 16 NP960XGK-KG1ES Intel Evo Core Ultra 5 125H/16GB/512GB SSD/16″ Touch

– ASUS Zenbook 16X OLED UX7602VI-MY034W Intel Core i9-13900H/32GB/2TB SSD/RTX 4070/16″ Touch, for 2999 euros.

Games

– HP Victus 15-fa0012ns Intel Core i5-12500H/16GB/512GB SSD/RTX 3050/15.6″, for 699 euros.

– Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15ARH7 AMD Ryzen 7 6800H/16GB/512GB SSD/RTX 3050Ti/15.6″ for 749 euros.

– Acer Nitro V 15 ANV15-51 for Intel Core i7-13620H/16GB/512GB SSD/RTX 3050/15.6″ for 799 euros.

– MSI Thin GF63 12VF-696XES Intel Core i5-12450H/16GB/512GB SSD/RTX 4060/15.6″, for 839 euros.

– ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX507VV-LP137 Intel Core i7-13620H/16GB/1TB SSD/RTX 4060/15.6″ at a historically low price: 1099 euros.

– MSI Pulse 17 B13VFK-687XES Intel Core i7-13700H/32GB/1TB SSD/RTX 4060/17.3″, for 1,399 euros.

– HP OMEN 16-xf0015ns AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS/32GB/1TB SSD/RTX 4070/16.1″ at a historically low price: 1,399 euros.

– MSI Vector GP77 13VG-094XES Intel Core i9-13900H/32GB/1TB SSD/RTX 4070/17.3″ at a historically low price: 1799 euros.

– ASUS ROG Strix Scar 18 2023 G834JY-N5012 Intel Core i9-13980HX/32GB/1TB SSD/RTX 4090/18″ at a historically low price: 2999 euros.

Convertibles and 2in1

– Lenovo ThinkBook 14s Yoga G2 IAP Intel Core i5-1235U/8GB/256GB SSD/14″ Touch, for 729 euros.

– Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 14IAU7 Intel Core i7-1255U/16GB/512GB SSD/14″ Touch at a historically low price: 829 euros.

– Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 Platinum AMD Ryzen 7 4980U/8GB/256GB SSD/15″ Touch for 899 euros.

– HP Pavilion x360 14-ek1032ns Intel Core i7-1355U/16GB/512GB SSD/14″ Touch for 999 euros.

– Samsung Galaxy Book3 360 Intel Evo Core i5-1340P/16GB/512GB SSD/13.3″ Touch, for 1489 euros.

– HP Specter x360 14-EU0003NS Intel Core Ultra 7 155H/16GB/1TB SSD/14” Touch for 1799 euros.

– ASUS ExpertBook B6 Flip B6602FC2-MH0248X Intel Core i7-12850HX/16GB/512GB SSD/RTX A2000/16″ Touch, for 1660 euros.

– MSI Summit E13 AI Evo A1MTG-023ES Intel Evo Core Ultra 7 155H/32GB/1TB SSD/13.3″ Touch for 1799 euros.

– ASUS ROG Flow

apple mac

– MacBook Air Apple M3/8GB/512GB SSD/GPU 10 cores/13.6″ Star White at a historically low price: 1,379 euros.

– Macbook Air Apple M2/8GB/512GB SSD/13.6″ Cinzento Sideral (PT) at a historically low price: 1,439 euros.

– MacBook Air Apple M3/8GB/512GB SSD/GPU 10 cores/15.3″ Midnight at a historically low price: 1829 euros.

– Macbook Pro Apple M3 8 Cores/8GB/1TB SSD/GPU 10 Cores/14″ Silver, for 2049 euros.

– Macbook Pro Apple M3 Pro 12 Cores/18GB/512GB SSD/GPU 18 Cores/16″ Silver, for 2749 euros.

Chromebooks

– ASUS Chromebook CX1400FKA-EC0116 Intel Celeron N4500/8GB/64GB eMMC/14″ Touch at a historically low price: 319 euros.

– Acer Chromebook Plus 514 CB514-3H-R81B with AMD Ryzen 3 7320C/8GB/256GB SSD/14″, for 329 euros.

– Samsung Chromebook 2 Intel Celeron N4500/4GB/64GB/12.4″ Touch for 336 euros.

– HP Chromebook Plus 15a-nb0004ns Intel Core i3-N305/8GB/256GB UFS/15.6″ for 399 euros.

– ASUS Chromebook Vibe CX34 Flip CX3401FBA-N90030 Intel Core i5-1235U/8GB/256GB SSD/14″ Touch at a historically low price: 649 euros.

You can find these and many other offers in the “Special Laptops” campaign, which the retailer will launch until April 7.

Note: This selection contains some links from our affiliates, but none of the products included have been designed or recommended by them or their manufacturers, but have been selected based on our own criteria.