I've found a rare treat: A 250 Hz 14-inch RTX 4070 gaming laptop that's dropped in price to $1,300

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Acer Predator Triton 14 | RTX 4070 | Core i7 13700H | 14-inch | 1600p | 250 Hz | 16 GB DDR5 | 1 TB SSD | $1,999.99$1,299.99 at Amazon (save $700)
What with the next-gen Nvidia laptop GPUs on their way and stocks depleted after the winter sales, it's becoming difficult to find good 14-inch gaming laptops at a reasonable price. Luckily, this little Acer has dropped even lower, and it's a sweet little gaming machine for the money. A 250 Hz Mini LED screen is a highlight, and the rest of the specs are surprisingly chonky for such a small lappy. It's not the prettiest of laptops, but it's a great portable gaming companion for the money.

Price check: Best Buy $1,999.99

With stocks depleted after the winter sales period and new RTX 50-series laptops on the way, it's becoming a little tough right now to find laptop deals worth shouting about. However, this little Acer Predator Triton 14 has been a reliable stalwart in our cheap gaming laptops deals page for a while now, and I've just spotted it drop down to $1,300 at Amazon.

That's not the lowest price it's ever been, mind, but it's nice to see an extra chunk chopped off the price from the $1,500 or so it's been sitting at for the past few months. And this little beastie has a lot going for it, starting with its Mini LED backlit display.

250 Hz is blazing fast by almost anyone's standards, and it's rare to see in both a laptop this affordable, and in a 14-inch size. Yep, this lappy is properly miniature, and it's a form factor that we on the PC Gamer hardware team much admire. As someone who's just come off a long haul flight while attempting to game on a 16-inch machine, I can confidently say that a 14-inch gaming laptop is so much easier to use on the move.

You know that moment when someone tilts the seat back in front of you? That's a scary thing with a full-size gaming laptop, while a 14-incher is much more likely to avoid the dreaded crunch.

Plus, it's not like this little Acer is light on gaming hardware, even in such