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Don’t assume that Staples is little more than an office supply store. Nowadays, Staples competes aggressively with big-box store like Best Buy and Walmart, serving up some of the best home office deals on all kind of brand-name electronics from hard drive deals and laptop deals to printer deals and more. Even better, you can browse the catalog online, and in many cases go pick up your order right at your local Staples if you don’t want to wait for the mailman. To make things even easier still, we’ve smoked out all the best Staples deals available right now so you can dive right in:

Today’s best Staples deals

Should you shop at Staples?

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Most people probably think of Staples as the place you run to when you need to grab some office supplies like paper or printer ink in a hurry and can’t afford to wait for your online Amazon order to arrive by mail. And while Staples is indeed the go-to place for those last-minute top-ups on your work essentials, it’s now forced to compete more aggressively with other big retailers like Best Buy and Walmart when it comes to offering online deals on things such as computers, printers, and office furniture. The many Staples deals that are almost always on tap are an especially great boon to the many people who have joined the growing ranks of professionals working from home.

In other words, you should absolutely keep these Staples deals on your radar when you’re in need of some new tech (or other office equipment) and you’re on a budget. Staples carries everything from computers and monitors to iPads and AirPods — it’s not all suit-and-tie — with free delivery on a ton of items, including free next-day shipping on much of what’s in stock. Since Staples also has the benefit of running many brick-and-mortar retail locations around the country, delivery is generally pretty quick, and of course, you can always have your item shipped to your local store for pickup, which might be even faster. If it’s in stock at a nearby Staples, you can even order it online to reserve it and then go pick it up at your leisure.

Lucas Coll
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Lucas Coll has been a freelance writer for almost a decade and has penned articles on tech, video games, travel, cars, and…
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