Computer hardware, including desktops, laptops, notebooks, printers, drives, other peripherals and software.
A smaller range of computers and computer equipment than the specialists but usually competitive prices on some. Check out Laskys as well.
Buy online or reserve online collect from a Currys shop. Prices are usually good for some of the bigger stuff, but not always for smaller things like discs and ink.
Once an independent IT retailer, now a part of BT, selling 15,000 IT and technology products. Standard UK delivery from £3.43 or £5.86 for orders over £125
Supply to companies and authorities as well as private buyers. Off the shelf and made to order (delivery can take longer). Delivery costs normally included.
Although their shops are now known as Currys, Dixons still exists online. Prices are better for equipment than consumables. Look for discount codes
Probably the best known online supplier of laptops. Frequently quoted in computer magazines as the best value for laptop computers.
Part of the Comet group, but from Laskys you get prices that are often even keener and free delivery.
Computers, peripherals and consumables, also components. Delivery from £2.49 depending on weight.
Same group as Dixons, Currys and PCWorld, massive range of computers, computer equipment and components. Delivery from £5.
Wide range of technology products including computing, digital cameras and gaming. Standard UK delivery from £4.59 for packages up to 1Kg, £5.74 above.
Sometimes good software deals, otherwise better for equipment than peripherals. Delivery costs vary. You can reserve online and collect at a store.
Largest electronics retailer in Europe. See the Discount Code page to get even more off. Delivery costs vary.
Small selection of low cost computers and other home electricals. Not usually the best value - try the others first. Delivery depends on size and weight.
There are quite a few company names involved in Computer sales, but not so many actual companies. For example Currys, Micro Warehouse, PC World and Dixons (yes, they do still exist online) are all part of the DSG Retail group. Laskys is part of Comet.
Although these companies are grouped, there are some differences. For instance, Comet have a broader range than Laskys, but if Laskys have got what you want it will probably be cheaper than at Comet. And everything from Laskys is delivered free. There are headline differences within the DSG group, but behind the major deals, a lot of the stock is similar.
Laptops Direct are usually quoted in specialist magazines as the preferred supplier if you are seeking current models, excellent range and value.
Comet, the DSG companies and Pixmania generally have a small selection of headline good deals, but less competitive prices for the balance of the range.
Dell make or source their own branded computers and accessories, so they have ranges that are not available elsewhere.
Savapoint is the bargain basement end of the market, but not the first place to look for current specification computers.