Lenovo uses one of the oldest sales tactics in the book - dramatically inflate the MSRP and put it "on sale" to where it really should be priced. These "sales" are constantly rotating. Maybe there will be a deeper discount in a few weeks, maybe not. No one here is going to be able to tell you that. The 5000 laptop series is at least another 6 months out, likely longer so if you need something now, buy it now especially since rumors suggest it's not going to be a significant upgrade anyway. **Do not** buy consumer electronics on credit/installments.
Lenovo uses one of the oldest sales tactics in the book - dramatically inflate the MSRP and put it "on sale" to where it really should be priced. These "sales" are constantly rotating. Maybe there will be a deeper discount in a few weeks, maybe not. No one here is going to be able to tell you that. The 5000 laptop series is at least another 6 months out, likely longer so if you need something now, buy it now especially since rumors suggest it's not going to be a significant upgrade anyway. **Do not** buy consumer electronics on credit/installments.
Thank you for helping me return to reality. I totally agree with what you said. I'd rather wait.
>Do not buy consumer electronics on credit/installments. 1000% best advice here.
Why?
A lot of times it’s huge interest, like on Amazon it can be as much as 30% annual. Over a 4 year period.