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Windows Laptops On Sale From $220 In Woot's Latest Price Cuts

9to5Toys's Saturday roundup tracks discounts on Copilot+ PCs, gaming monitors and desk gear, with Woot cutting up to $749 off select Windows laptops.

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Shoppers looking for Windows laptops for sale this weekend have a few places to check first. 9to5Toys's Saturday roundup, published October 24, points to a Woot sale cutting up to $749 off Copilot+ PCs and gaming laptops, with prices starting at $220.

Woot didn't break down which exact models carry which discount in the roundup, but the range covers both Microsoft's AI-focused Copilot+ laptop category and dedicated gaming machines, which suggests the sale spans budget and performance tiers rather than a single product line.

Gaming monitors get even heavier attention in the same roundup. Samsung's 27-inch 5K dual-mode Odyssey G8 is listed at $600, described as its best price yet and a $350 cut from its regular price. Best Buy is running a one-day flash sale taking 52% off a 32-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 at QHD resolution with a 180Hz refresh rate. A 25-inch Samsung Odyssey with a 300Hz panel is down to $170, which 9to5Toys calls a new all-time low, and a 4K Samsung Odyssey 3D monitor originally priced at $2,000 has dropped to $900.

Budget buyers get a mention too. Acer's 27-inch Nitro, a QHD monitor with a 200Hz refresh rate, is listed at $135, more than 40% off. And a separate Woot monitor sale is taking up to 51% off a mix of Samsung and Alienware displays, with prices starting as low as $68.

Docks, chargers and peripherals round out the list

Beyond laptops and monitors, 9to5Toys tracked a handful of accessory deals aimed at people building out a desk setup. Hyper's Thunderbolt 5 Dock, pitched as ready for Mac workstations, is listed at an Amazon all-time low, $100 off its usual price. A LISEN 140W dual USB-C cable capable of charging two devices at once is down to $16, and a Baseus Spacemate RD1 dock with a built-in smart display and up to 140W of charging is listed with launch discounts of up to 35% off on Amazon.

Elgato's Facecam 4K Studio webcam, which includes DSLR-style manual controls, is listed at $160, which the roundup calls one of its lowest prices to date. Samsung's 512GB P9 Switch 2 Express microSD card is down to $100, described as its lowest price since a round of price hikes, a cut of nearly 50%.

Gamers chasing peripherals get two separate listings. Glorious's GMMK 2 65% mechanical keyboard, normally $120, is marked down 59% to $49, an all-time low according to the roundup. Separately, Best Buy is clearing out other Glorious gear, keyboards and mice included, at discounts up to 80% off, with some items starting at $6.50.

9to5Toys notes that all prices are subject to change, so anyone eyeing a specific listing should confirm the current price at Woot, Best Buy or Amazon before checking out. The roundup is a weekly feature, meaning a fresh batch of PC and accessory deals should land again next Saturday.

Where to buy · 2 products

  • Anker’s 9-in-1 charging station with 100W USB-CBuy on Amazon
  • LISEN 2-in-1 MagSafe travel charging stand for iPhone 16Buy on Amazon

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