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9 best early Prime Day laptop deals on Amazon Canada — starting at under $250: HP, Asus, SGIN and more

Save up to $494 on top-rated laptops ahead of Amazon Prime Day.

Melina Brum
Updated
Here are 9 laptop deals to shop ahead of Amazon Prime Day on July 16. (Photos via Amazon)
Here are 9 laptop deals to shop ahead of Amazon Prime Day on July 16. (Photos via Amazon)

While Amazon Prime Day is just a few days away, they've got some sweet early deals happening at this very moment. Electronics are some of the priciest necessities, which is why you should snag a good deal when you see it. From TVs to headphones, Amazon is known for its epic tech discounts during big sale days.

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If you're looking for a new laptop for work or play, they've got a bunch of bargains hanging around ahead of Prime Day — we're talking up to 58 per cent off! Now's the time to add to cart before they sell out next week. Scroll below for the top laptop deals we found this week, starting with this Asus Chromebook for just $249.

Asus

Asus Chromebook CX1

$249$349Save $100

Save 29% on this Asus laptop with an easy-to-use, speedy operating system. It also features built-in apps like Google Docs and Google Calendar.

$249 at Amazon
HP

HP Stream 14" HD BrightView Laptop

$365$429Save $64

Save 15% on this HP laptop with an ultra-wide viewing experience. It's fast, has lots of storage and supports HD video playback.

$365 at Amazon
Ruzava

Ruzava 16" Laptop

$400$500Save $100

Save 20% on this Ruzava laptop with a fast cooling function, to prevent overheating. You can run multiple apps, browser tabs and videos smoothly, without laggy interruptions. 

$400 at Amazon
SGIN

SGIN Laptop 17.3"

$410$885Save $475

Save 54% on this SGIN laptop with a Celeron Quad Core J4105 processor. The battery life lasts up to eight hours, making it perfect for work days.

$410 at Amazon
SGIN

SGIN Laptop,17.3"

$360$854Save $494

Save 58% on another SGIN laptop with energy-efficient performance. Shoppers call it a "gem of a find."

$360 at Amazon
SGIN

SGIN 15.6" Laptop

$450$865Save $415

Save 48% on this SGIN laptop with anti-dust technology, which enhances airflow. This laptop responds quickly, making it perfect for work or study.

$450 at Amazon
jumper

Jumper 16 Inch Laptop

$427$800Save $373

Save 47% on this Jumper laptop with a high-density polymer lithium battery. Shoppers call this "cost-effective" laptop "brilliant."

$427 at Amazon
ASUS COMPUTER INTL

Asus Chromebook CM34 Flip Laptop 14"

$499$699Save $200

Save 29% on this Asus laptop with a 360-degree hinge, meaning the screen can flip to tent, stand and tablet mode. It also features a touchscreen, which can enhance user experience.

$499 at Amazon
Svikou

Svikou [Win 11/Office 2019] 15.6"

$495$550Save $55

Save 10% on this Svikou laptop that shoppers say is "extremely fast." One person said the "display quality is impressive!" It has Win 11 and Office 2019 installed, too. 

$495 at Amazon

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