Save $100 on this Asus gaming laptop deal from Best Buy
Plus, get $20 off Microsoft 365
If you’re after a laptop that has the hardware required to power the latest games, Best Buy is currently offering a $100 discount on an impressive Asus TUF 15.6” gaming laptop. With an AMD Ryzen 7 processor and Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 inside for only $899.99, you can also snag $20 off a 12-month subscription to Microsoft 365, which should cover all your productivity needs.
The Asus TUF 15.6-inch gaming laptop also comes with a 512GB SSD, for super-fast boot times and 8GB of RAM to make multitasking a breeze. It’s aesthetic isn’t exactly subtle, though, with sharp, bold lines and a bright backlit yellow keyboard that make it very clear this is a product aimed squarely at gamers. Still, for well under $1000, it’s a great price for the top-tier components packed inside.
With the back to school season fast approaching, this is a fantastic price on a laptop that can comfortably handle productivity tasks and gaming. Best Buy is also offering a price match guarantee, so if you do see it cheaper elsewhere, the retailer will match it. Still, we doubt you'll see another tempting deal like this until Amazon Prime Day.
Asus TUF gaming laptop deal:
Asus 15.6-inch gaming laptop: $999 $899 at Best Buy
Best Buy has the Asus 15.6" gaming laptop on sale for $899. With an AMD Ryzen 7 processor and Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060, this gaming laptop has plenty of power to play the latest and greatest games.
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