Cyber Monday is on the horizon, and with it are some serious price cuts on some amazing laptops. Right from Apple’s MacBook and MacBook Pro to Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Alienware, you can find them all. It is possibly the best time to get your hands on the laptop you have been saving for. If you choose the right deal, you might even get some accessories along with your laptop. MacBook Air M1 The MacBook Air comes with 8 GB RAM and a 256 GB SSD card. The commendable storage space is combined with the 2560×1600 resolution of the Retina display. It is rare to find the latest technology from Apple going on sale. Therefore it was great to have the Apple MacBook Air M1 included in last year’s Cyber Monday sale. Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Microsoft’s Surface Pro 7 is one of the top convertible laptops available. It comes with a PixelSense Display, and the impressive screen is compatible with touch and a Surface Pen. The laptop has a long battery life that can last all day and is supported by fast charging technology. Last year the laptop was available for approximately a $200 discount. Razer Blade Stealth 13 If you are waiting for the Cyber Monday sale to start so that you can buy yourself a new gaming laptop, the Razer Blade Stealth 13 is a great option.

Apple MacBooks are known for their seamless performance and state-of-the-art design. The laptops also offer a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate. Additionally, certain shortcuts, functions, and features exclusive to Macbooks can further improve user experience. So, whether one is considering investing in a MacBook or has been using Apple computers for years, here are a few hidden features worth exploring to enhance the ease of use and overall functionality of the device:  1. Customize Hot Corners Hot Corners is a handy feature on MacBooks, allowing users to set up specific actions or commands that are triggered when they move their mouse cursor onto any of the four corners of the screen. Customizing the Hot Corners can help one get started with daily tasks quickly. To set it up, one can visit System Preferences > Mission Control and click on “Hot Corners.” Here, they can choose what happens when the cursor hovers over a corner. A few handy actions to consider for the screen corners are: Activating screen saver  Opening launchpad  Showing desktop Accessing notification center 2. Check battery features While MacBook users typically do not have to worry about the health and life of the battery, they should explore general battery features.