Check out Lenovo's Black Friday 2019 deals!
And so it begins. Lenovo is the first major retailer to have its Black Friday 2019 deals leaked online a bit prematurely, and as you might expect, the world's number one PC vendor is cooking up some spectacular holiday discounts on everything from Windows laptops to Chromebooks, monitors, workstations, computing accessories, tablets, smart home devices, and even a bunch of popular third-party products and peripherals.
Probably the greatest thing about the company's crazy holiday sales is that they'll not only last from Thanksgiving all through Cyber Monday on Lenovo.com, but also kick off early to help you beat the rush between October 31 and November 4. That's right, you will be able to start saving the big bucks as soon as tomorrow, although some of the best deals are scheduled to arrive a tad later and may disappear ahead of their actual expiration date.
Bargain hunters should probably consider the $180 Chromebook S330 (14-inch) or $200 Chromebook C330 (11-inch), while those interested in portability and versatility above all will be excited to hear the recently released Yoga Smart Tab is already set to go down from a $350 list price to a much more affordable $199.
If you'd rather communicate with Alexa than Google Assistant, the slightly older Smart Tab M10 and Smart Tab P10 are due for significant price cuts of their own, dropping from $250 and $350 respectively to $170 and $210. As for the diminutive Echo Show 5-rivaling Smart Clock with Google Assistant support, Lenovo is preparing an unprecedented 50 percent discount bringing the tiny smart display down to a new all-time low price of $39.99.
Last but not least, you might also be interested in one of three standout deals in the third-party tech category, as the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom LE portable speaker is looking at a 50 percent markdown of its own, while the Jaybird Tarrah and Jaybird Run XT Bluetooth headphones will soon be sold for $80 and $100 respectively after $20 and $80 (!!!) discounts.
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