Just remember - don’t be tempted by a new MacBook unless you really need one. Black Friday is a good time for any technology purchase but it’s no longer guaranteed to be the best time so it’s understandably tempting to go for it now, rather than wait for a later sale. It also means you’ll need to spend money on a new MacBook in time for the holidays when money might be tighter while you juggle holiday expenses. If you hold out until Black Friday, you might grab a better deal than those available via the Labor Day MacBook deals out there but it’s not guaranteed. Labor Day MacBook sales are one of your last chances to get a good offer before then, and if you buy now, you get to enjoy the benefits that they bring for longer than if you hold on until later in the year. Since Prime Day, the summer has been relatively quiet when it comes to great deals and Black Friday is still a couple of months away from happening. When it comes to timing, Labor Day is a pretty good time to make a technology purchase. Resist spending too much even if the Labor Day MacBook deals are really tempting. Do your research by reading through our guide below and spend accordingly. If you can spend a little more, you can often get a great deal that will last you a long time. However, Labor Day MacBook deals are a great time to get more for less so bear that in mind before you make a purchase and plan ahead. Lenovo’s Surface Pro-style Chromebook-tablet hybrid is $110 off Ideal for work or school, this 15-inch HP laptop is $300 today Insane deal slashes $4,500 off this Lenovo laptop with 128GB of RAM

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