They say time is money, so if you're looking for a new laptop, don't waste your time waiting for Black Friday — check out these early Black Friday laptop deals at Walmart. We've found five laptops under $700 that all have tasty discounts.

It's official — Walmart's Black Friday shopping event will kick off early on Monday, November 11 (in-store shopping begins November 15). The retailer recently released its much-anticipated Black Friday ad, and we are pleased to announce that the deals don't disappoint.

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Black Friday may be fast approaching, but you don't have to wait until the big day to save big. Walmart is already slashing prices on all things tech so you can get a headstart on your holiday shopping.

Black Friday isn't here yet, but we've already found some great early deals on laptops of all price points from Apple, Lenovo, Dell, and more.

There are two things we love at PCMag: reviewing laptops and then finding them on sale. The best new tech + saving our readers money is what we're all about! So let's check out today's deal!

We're finding some great offers on popular models from Apple, HP, Lenovo ahead of the big shopping weekendThe deep holiday discounts on laptops, Chromebooks, and tablets are still going

We spend a lot of time looking at the cutting edge of laptop technology, where premium models will set you back a few grand. But not everyone wants to spend used car-levels of money on a portable screen,