Walmart's Black Friday-beating gaming laptop deals feature up to $650 off the latest RTX 5000 series machines

Graphics card: RTX 5070 Ti
Processor: Ryzen 9
RAM: 16GB DDR5

It's almost hard to believe you can get a gaming laptop with a powerful RTX 5070 Ti graphics card for just $1,299, but a huge $700 price cut at Walmart makes it possible. Alongside a high-end GPU, this MSI Vector also features an excellent Ryzen 9 chipset and a 240Hz display for smooth frame rates and high performance. The only downside? A relatively meagre 16GB of RAM and 1TB SSD, which doesn't go far these days.

Graphics card: RTX 5050
Processor: Ryzen 5
RAM: 16GB

You won't find a better gaming laptop for $600 than this Acer Nitro V at Walmart. Sure, it isn't a high-end machine, but the combination of an RTX 5050 graphics card and Ryzen 5 chipset gets you a great level of performance for the price. For casual 1080p gaming, this one is absolutely perfect.

Graphics card: RTX 5060
Processor: Intel Core 7
RAM: 16GB

This Acer Nitro V is the cheapest machine I've ever seen with the latest RTX 5060 graphics card. Naturally, it's a fantastic choice if you need a laptop with some power but don't want to spend huge amounts. For $800, you definitely can't go wrong here, considering you get an RTX 5060, an up-to-date Ultra 7 chipset and a spacious 1TB storage drive.

Graphics card: RTX 5070
Processor: Intel Core 7
RAM: 16GB

The incredible gaming laptop deals don't stop at cheaper models today at Walmart - here's an MSI Katana with an RTX 5070 for an almost unbelievable $1,049, thanks to a healthy $450 discount. Alongside a powerful graphics card, this machine also features an excellent Core i7-14650HX chipset, meaning it should provide plenty of performance for its  15.6-inch QHD 165Hz display.

Graphics card: RTX 5070
Processor: Intel Core 7
RAM: 16GB

Another ridiculously cheap RTX 5070 gaming laptop at Walmart today, this Asus TUF also features the same excellent Intel Core i7-14650HX chipset as the MSI Katana above. In terms of power, these two are a wash, but the MSI does have a slightly more pixel-dense display - and it's $50 cheaper, too.