Lenovo is kicking off its annual Labor Day sale, running August 25 through September 7, and there are plenty of deals to be found. The sale covers laptops, gaming desktops, monitors, tablets, and accessories. Everything is available only through Lenovo.com.
This sale comes at an important time. Windows 10 support officially ends on October 14, 2025. If you are still holding on to older hardware, upgrading now to a Windows 11-ready machine could save some headaches later.
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Lenovo is promoting a wide range of devices. Yoga laptops start at just over $1,000, while ThinkPads, which remain popular with business users, start closer to $1,780. For budget buyers, IdeaPads begin under $1,000. Gamers can find discounted desktops and Intel-powered rigs, with My Lenovo Rewards members getting six percent back in rewards.
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Carlo Savino, Vice President of Americas and EMEA eCommerce at Lenovo, said, “At Lenovo, we know that technology is an essential part of your everyday life, whether you are powering your business, continuing your education, or gaming with friends. This Labor Day, we’re proud to offer more than just great deals. We are offering dependable, high-performance tech that helps you do more.”
Accessories and monitors are included too, with some items starting under $20. Tablets begin at around $140, so the sale isn’t just focused on premium machines. Prices and deals shift weekly, so checking back can uncover new offers as the sale continues.
For complete details, head to Lenovo.com/deals and explore what’s available each week.
