If this really was a $150 RTX 3060 gaming laptop, I'd be over the moon--I might buy two. But despite the great gaming laptop deals (opens in new tab) on Black Friday this year, this Gigabyte A7 K1 for $150 (opens in new tab) from Amazon seems really too good to be true.

Most of that suspicion stems from the fact that this Amazon store was named through the medium of a keyboard face roll (called fdgd785) and that it is a store that has just launched. The fact that all items in the store are priced at $150 also adds an extreme level of authenticity.

It is the original $150 store (opens in new tab).

I'm British. I'm not sure why "y'all" need "y'all", but given the cowboy feel of this $150 store attempt, it seems appropriate. An Asus gaming laptop with RTX 3050 Ti is also $150, as is a high-back massage reclining office chair with footrest.

All of these are great deals.

Frankly, I would keep the money in my pocket. But we did our due diligence and asked questions. [For example, Newegg definitely has a legit RTX 3060-powered Gigabyte laptop for $729.