KAIGGER reached out to us to let us know about the office-class LX15 laptop, which has dropped a whopping $1,050 in price on Amazon, that"s an amazing 75% off.
You might be wondering what you get for that, well while it isn"t top of the range, it certainly looks like a good piece of equipment with its all metal frame (no creaking plastic) and FullHD IPS screen. Below we"ve put together a few of the more important specifications.
Highlighted Specs:
- CPU: Intel N97 Mobile processor
- RAM: 16 GB DDR4 3200 MT/s
- SSD Storage: 512 GB
- Ports: 3x Type-C USB 3.2, 1x HDMI 2.0, DC in
- Expandable storage: TF Card socket
- Connectivity: WiFi 5
- Operating system: Windows 11
Yes, for just $349.88 (no promo code required) you can pick up this 15.6-inch FullHD laptop that includes an IPS display and a full metal chassis for durability when you"re perhaps throwing it around the office. With its N97 Alder Lake CPU boasting a turbo frequency of up to 3.6 GHz and 24 MB of Intel Smart Cache, you can get the job done while also being energy efficient with its just 12W TDP.
As previously mentioned, there"s no promo code required and you don"t even have to have an Amazon Prime membership to make use of this limited time deal. Our contact did not specify when this deal ends, so it could be limited to stock.
In our opinion this would make a great companion in the home office, or perhaps in a school environment while not breaking the bank in the process.
According to the deal page, you can expect 12 months of Warranty with "unlimited technical support and 12 months of repair". They also claim to have a "dedicated team always on hand to answer your questions and resolve any issues" during that period, and you can make use of Amazon"s own 30 day money back guarantee if you are not satisfied, with a return or replacement.
- KAIGGER LX15 15.6" laptop for $349.88 (was $1399.99)
As a reminder, Amazon calls this a "limited deal" which means it could end at any time, or when stock has been depleted. The official website does not even list this anymore, so it"s likely a stock clearance.