In my experience waiting for better deals is a losing battle. Tech is always gonna fluctuate in price and sometimes good brands will put out trash and bad brands will put out golden nuggets all while new chips come out that make older components out dated.

I would say as a baseline, see what the individual components would cost if you were building the pc from scratch using pc part picker or the myriad other tools out there, then add like $300 (or more) for laptop tax (but hey, don’t need to buy a monitor for a laptop). That will tell you if the price is good.

I do not know about that brand’s general build quality but prebuilt machines are always going to skimp on parts and up charge where they can. All of that is kind of out the window since you’re looking to get a laptop. So again, boils down to: does it have the gpu / cpu and storage you want and in your price range? Then sure—get it. Or wait another year and get a newer machine that will cost probably slightly more for marginally better performance.

Finally check your expectations: just because it’s a pc doesn’t mean you’ll be running every game at ultra settings.

TLDR: 1) waiting for deals is a losing game 2) price out the parts and expect to pay more by nature of it being a laptop (don’t forget to factor in case, cooling, keyboard, mouse and monitor in comparing cost of desktop to laptop builds).