Running limited-time flash sales seems to be Dell’s favorite thing right now and as if on cue it’s back with another one this week. A new selection of laptop deals is up for grabs until Thursday, including savings of up to $400 on its popular Inspiron and XPS devices. Jump through to browse the full sale for yourself or scroll down for my top four picks.
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Leading the way for me is this Dell Inspiron 15 for $449.99 (was $649.99). The $200 savings is strong, making this powerful all-around laptop great value for money. It boasts an Intel i5 processor, 16GB of RAM and a large 512GB SSD to ensure fast load times, boot times and excellent overall performance for everyday computing needs.
If you want a cheaper model, you can get this basic Dell Inspiron 15 for $279.99 (was $449.99) instead. This one includes more entry-level components such as an AMD Ryzen 5 processor and 8GB of RAM. But that can still handle light tasks and general work, including web browsing, word processing, sending emails, and making video calls.
Meanwhile, if you want a real performance powerhouse, this Dell XPS 13 is $949 (was $1,409). Like many previous XPS models, it’s a powerful, portable, and stylish machine with an impressive battery life, making it one of the best laptops you can buy. It’s best suited to demanding work such as coding and creative tasks like video and photo editing thanks to top-end components like the Intel i7 processor, 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD.
Dell Flash Sale – the 4 best laptop deals
The Dell flash sale only runs through April 12 so you haven’t got long to pick up these best laptop deals. Before you hit that buy button, though, you should check out all the latest Dell coupon codes to save even more money at the manufacturer’s store.
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