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Cyber Week Lenovo Laptop deals: Get 58% off the brand’s best offerings

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Bye, bye Cyber Monday, and hello Cyber Week! Lenovo is one of the best laptop brands if you’re looking to land a significant deal throughout the year, and with Cyber Week deals now having officially started, we’re seeing some of the best Lenovo laptop deals of the year. We’ve rounded up all of the best Cyber Week Lenovo laptop deals we can get our eyes on, and you can find those details below. There are plenty of other Cyber Week laptop deals to take a look at as well, including Cyber Week MacBook deals, Cyber Week HP laptop deals, Cyber Week Dell laptop deals, and Cyber Week gaming laptop deals.

Our Top Pick: Lenovo Slim 7i — $715 $1,130 36% off

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The Lenovo Slim 7i is a great mid-range work option if you want something relatively portable. It has a mid-range Intel Core Ultra 5 125H processor, 16GB of RAM, and a substantial 1TB SSD, as well as a 1080P FHD camera which is great for those who have online meetings. The 36% discount is also pretty great.

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Lenovo IdeaPad 5i 2-in-1 — $539 $634 15% off

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This configuration of the IdeaPad 5i is perfect for those who want a budget-oriented 2-in-1 laptop, and with a 14-inch WUXGA resolution screen, it’s really quite portable. It comes with an entry-level Intel Core 3 100U processor that should handle most tasks just fine, and while the 8GB of RAM isn’t a ton, the 512GB of storage is, plus it has a solid 15% discount.

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Lenovo Yoga 7 2-in-1 — $680 $880 22% off

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The Yoga lineup from Lenovo shows up on our list of best 2-in-1 laptops quite often, and this configuration comes with the mid-range AMD Ryzen 5 8640HS processor that gives you a bit more versatility. The 14-inch screen makes this very portable, while the 16GB of RAM is really nice to see at this discounted $680 price point.

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Lenovo LOQ 15 — $760 $909 16% off

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This configuration of the Lenovo LOQ is a great budget gaming laptop, especially since it’s been discounted to $760 from $909 and comes with an RTX 4050. That should let you play most free-to-play and older AAA games quite easily, and the AMD Ryzen 5 8645HS is a great mid-range CPU for work and day-to-day activities.

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Lenovo Legion Pro 5 — $1,083 $1,600 32% off

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A great mid to high-end gaming laptop is Lenovo Legion Pro 5 series, and even our lead reporter Jacob Roach said “The Lenovo Legion Pro 5 is a next-gen gaming laptop that is actually affordable.” This configuration comes with an RTX 4060 graphics card, which should handle most games pretty well on the 16-inch 2K screen, plus you get an AMD Ryzen 7 CPU and 16GB of RAM, all for $1,083 instead of $1,600.

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Lenovo ThinkPad P16v Gen 2 — $1,679 $4,089 58% off

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Professionals will want to take a look at this Cyber Week deal, which sees the workstation-grade ThinkPad P16v marked down to $1,679. This is a 58% price drop for Cyber Week, and the hardware included in this laptop can take on the specs you often find in a desktop machine.

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How to choose a Lenovo laptop on Cyber Week

There are a lot of great Lenovo laptops on the market, and most of them tend to be broken down into specific subgroups that you can look at depending on what you need. For example, if you’re interested in a gaming laptop, then the Lenovo LOQ is a great budget-oriented option, whereas the Lenovo Legion is the mid to higher-end gaming laptop option you can go for. Just be sure that if you do go for a gaming laptop, to aim for at least 16GB of RAM for a better overall experience.

Other options include the ThinkPad lineup, which tends to be made for business uses and tends to be smaller, comes with better webcams, and will often include a fingerprint reader. Alternatively, the Lenovo Yoga laptops are great 2-in-1 laptops but also have some very solid budget-oriented laptops if you’re looking for something like that. Ideapads are another great option if you’re looking for a budget-oriented laptop that’s great for general day-to-day work and also school and university, and some of them even come as Chromebooks.

How we chose these Lenovo laptop Cyber Week deals

Because there are so many different types of Lenovo laptops, we do our best to include various options at different price points and configurations so you can pick exactly the type of laptop you’re looking for. We also rely on our experience and tools to find the best deals, so you’re getting the best bang for your buck. That way, you know that you can shop in confidence, knowing that you’re getting the best deal you could possibly get.

Albert Bassili
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