Laptops

Laptops in the Philippines: prices, warranty and what to ask

Updated 31 October 2026

A new laptop in the Philippines costs about ₱37,000 to ₱70,000 for home, study and office models, gaming laptops run from about ₱70,000 to ₱90,000, and MacBook Air models reach ₱114,000. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites, October 2026. For current offers, send your request on BlaBlaPrice and our AI will look through local sellers' websites and price lists for you.

Warranty and consumer rights

Philippine law gives buyers remedies for a defective laptop and holds the responsible party accountable, so keep the sales receipt from the start. Brand warranties differ. ASUS advertises up to 3 years of local and international warranty, while Acer's warranty starts on the date of purchase and needs the original invoice or sales receipt. Shop policies can be narrower: one local warranty policy excludes advance replacement for display faults, and another gives 6 months on laptop batteries. Ask for the policy in writing before you pay.

Season and climate

The climate is tropical: hot all year, with a wet and a dry season instead of winter and summer. There is no winter peak to plan around, so the time of year changes little for a laptop's price, and it is better to compare current stock than to wait. Heat and humidity are worth remembering when you choose a model, because the machine will work in them all year, so check the cooling and the battery life in the listing.

Delivery and how it is bought

Say which city you are in. The cities this category covers here are Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City and Makati, and each seller should confirm delivery to yours. Listings give screen size in inches (such as 15.6-inch), memory in GB and storage in GB, so use the same units in your request. Ask whether the price includes delivery and whether the seller registers the warranty for you.

What to write in the request

Say whether you want a new or used laptop, the model if you know it, your budget, and the purpose of use: study, office, gaming or work with photos. Add the processor, RAM, storage drive (SSD or HDD), screen size, graphics card if you need one, and the operating system, Windows or another. The more exact the details, the more comparable the replies will be.

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