One of our favorite gaming laptop deals of the year is back - and it's just $699.99

Dell G15 gaming laptop — (Image credit: Future)

Dell is well known for its affordable gaming laptop deals on the G15 machine. However, there's one discount that stands above the rest whenever it pops up. This $469 saving on the RTX 3050 Ti Dell G15 gives us a super low $699.99 sales price on the lower mid-range machine - far better than the $1,168.99 MSRP.

This is one of our favorite gaming laptop deals of the year, but it only hits the shelves for a few days at a time. We usually only see the base RTX 3050 card in Dell G15 gaming laptop deals at this price point, and often with 256GB of SSD storage (compared to today's 512GB). You'll also find an i5-11260H processor and 8GB RAM under the hood.

Finding an RTX 3050 Ti GPU in such a well-priced laptop is no easy feat. The crowds tend to flock to this particular saving whenever it's live, so we'd recommend interested parties get involved sooner rather than later. This is a particularly strong price on the best gaming laptop for sheer value, so we wouldn't hang around here. The spec is perfect for anyone after an entry-level machine but doesn't want to sacrifice too much performance from the latest and greatest games.

You'll find more information on this discount below, and plenty more gaming laptop deals further down the page.

More of today's best gaming laptop deals

If the offer above doesn't quite suit, you'll find plenty more gaming laptop deals across some of our favorite products just below. If you're after something a little more powerful, though, we'd recommend checking out the latest cheap Alienware laptop deals on the shelves.

We've been scouring the shelves for more discounts across the full price range this weekend, bringing you the best RTX 3050 laptop deals and RTX 3060 laptop deals as well. For something a little more powerful, check out the latest discounts on RTX 3070 laptops and RTX 3080 laptops as well.

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