Netbooks by Retailer: Compare Prices from the UK's Top Online Netbook Stores

Netbooks from Amazon

Amazon are one of the biggest and most trusted Internet retailers out there. We not only promote netbooks from Amazon - but also from smaller merchants who sell through Amazon for knock down prices. Of course everything you buy through Amazon goes through their distribution centres so should reach you in double quick time.

Netbooks from Comet

Comet have some amazing deals - and are a name you can trust. As they say - They Live Electricals. With some of their products you can collect from your local store (but still get a great online price).

Netbooks from Currys

Currys have been around for donkey's years and are a brand you can trust. They occassionally have some great deals on netbooks and some excellent savings though voucher codes - so if you know Currys are the netbook merchant for you - click on this link right now to see their latest deals.

Netbooks from Dixons

Dixons are an internet only shop now. They have some low proices to reflect their lower overheads and competative nature. Click through to our Dixons netbook page and you can subscribe to an RSS feed of all their netbook prices updated in near real time.

Netbooks from MacWarehouse

You can occassionally get a good deal on netbooks from Mac Warehouse on netbooks with open packaging or damaged boxes. They often bundle extra RAM or bags and mice with their new netbooks to make the deal even sweeter.

MicroWarehouse

Micro Warehouse are a sister company of Mac Warehouse. You'll get similar deals here, and as with MacWarehouse prices change a lot and new stock gets added every day - so keep your eyes peeled and your RSS reader open. Both these company don't offer free delivery - which is a shame, but as you'll see on all our price comparison pages, we'll flag up what the delivery charges are going to be.

Netbooks from My Memory

This company started off selling, you guessed it, memory. They've since branched out into selling the computer the memory go in - and they do so for incredibly cheap prices. They offer free delivery on most things, so the price you see is the price you get it for.

Netbooks from PC World

PC World are massive online and offline. Again, because they have physical bricks and morter stores, you can opt to buy online and collect in store - handy if there's going to be no one in to sign for your lovely new netbook, but you want the sexy online prices.

Netbooks from Pixmania

Pixmania can occassionally surprise and be the cheapest merchant in our comparison tables (even with their delivery charges added on). They off an efficient quick service and will have your netbook to you in no time.

Netbooks from Saverstore

Savastore have been selling electronics online for years. Even if you've never heard of them, they can be trusted and offer a fair 7 day return policy.