The top tech worth checking out this Techtober — from portable PCs to living room upgrades
Running through October 12, the sale cuts up to $700 off premium ultrabooks, RTX-powered desktops, and big-screen TVs, giving Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days some serious competition.
Saturday, Oct 11: We've rechecked these deals and they're all still valid and in stock, while supplies last! These deals are scheduled to end Sunday, October 12th.
Prime Big Deal Days may be over, but Best Buy isn’t done slashing prices. The retailer’s Techtober event is still running, with discounts of up to $700 on laptops, gaming PCs, monitors, and more. For shoppers who missed Amazon’s sale—or just want another chance at big savings—this is one of the best opportunities left in October to score serious tech deals.
Best Buy Techtober Deals: Quick Links
- See all Techtober deals at Best Buy — up to $700 off laptops, desktops, monitors, accessories, and more
- Top laptop and PC deals at Best Buy Techtober — Prices starting at $579
- Top monitor deals at Best Buy Techtober — Prices from $199
- Top accessory deals at Best Buy Techtober — Up to 65% off
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What is Best Buy's Techtober event?
Techtober at Best Buy began on October 6, 2025, and it is expected to run until Friday, October 12.
It's a site-wide promotion with massive discounts on practically everything that Best Buy sells, and it's designed to compete directly with Amazon Prime Big Deal Days that runs October 7 and 8, 2025.
Why shop at Best Buy?
Best Buy has put a lot of effort into improving its online shopping experience in recent years, and it's one of the best places to shop for tech in 2025.
But the perks of shopping at Best Buy don't end with deep discounts and solid customer support. Best Buy offers three tiers of memberships, starting with My Best Buy.
My Best Buy is free for everyone, and it adds free standard shipping for your purchases.
Moving up to My Best Buy Plus, which costs $49.99 per year, you get free two-day shipping, exclusive member prices, exclusive access to certain deals, and an extended 60-day return window.
And, finally, there's My Best Buy Total that costs $179.99 per year. The Total package includes every perk from the Plus package, and it adds additional protection plans, 24/7 tech support, VIP member support, and discounted repairs.
Are there are exclusive deals for My Best Buy Plus and Total members during Techtober?
Yes, My Best Buy Plus and Total members will receive a $50 certificate in their Best Buy account if they purchase a Windows laptop totaling $499 or more during the Techtober event.
Are other retailers also hosting October sales events?
Aside from Best Buy's Techtober and Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days, Walmart and Target are also notably hosting October sales events.
Walmart's event is expected to run from October 7 until October 12, while Target's "Circle Week" event runs from October 5 until October 11.
With Prime Big Deal Days in the rearview, Best Buy’s Techtober sale stands out as one of the few major events still offering deep discounts across categories. Whether you’re upgrading your work laptop, hunting for a gaming rig, or eyeing a new 4K TV, these deals are still live—but only through October 12. If you skipped Amazon’s sale, this is your second chance to save big before Black Friday.
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