30% off Dell Outlet XPS 13 Ultrabook REFURB (from $505) (5 hours only)

if you can get it for $505+tax i would say it's a decent deal, but at $580+tax it would end up costing me $630 for a 2nd gen refurb. not a good price.

Quote from magoomba : Yes, but the ones that qualify for this deal are 2nd gen. I'd be all over this like Clinton on an intern if it was a 3rd gen.

yea i would be all over this if it's 8 months ago
now i want a windows 8 ultrabook with touchscreen interface

Quote from MisterRunon : if you can get it for $505+tax i would say it's a decent deal, but at $580+tax it would end up costing me $630 for a 2nd gen refurb. not a good price.

minus 75 if u get the GC deal, but thats still warmish

I see starting at $865 for refurbs, where is starting at $829? YMMV?

Wow I still haven't received the darn gift card... Are we allowed to cancel them if we haven't redeemed it?

Quote from SlvrFox : That is correct, the Refurbs are 20 to 40 more............ (but S&Ds use to be always like new & a much better deal @ a better price also. ) (but, you can't count on that anymore )

Thats the truth. We just got 2 XPS L502 systems at the end of October. One was a refurb and the other a S&D system. The refurb looked new and had protective covers on the keyboard, Dell insignia and etc.
The scratch and dent had chips off the chassis, scratches and large scuffs along every side and bottom, DVD tray had a crack in it and the actual screen was scratched. I bought another scratch and dent 2 months ago an it barely had a 1" scratch on the cover that you could only see in bright light.....

Its definitely hit or miss on what you will get. Took me awhile to get Dell to issue a no fee return on this one too....

Quote from vip00 : I only see a scratch and dent for that price, not refurb...

I prefer scratch and dent to refurb. Refurb means someone likely had a problem with it and sent it back. Scratch and dent was caught before it was sent out. Brand new and just has a tiny scratch that you often can't even see.

Quote from pstaub : I prefer scratch and dent to refurb. Refurb means someone likely had a problem with it and sent it back. Scratch and dent was caught before it was sent out. Brand new and just has a tiny scratch that you often can't even see.

i dont know where you get this info from. Do not spread false info.

thanks, repped.
Scored one factory new condition at $919, after coupon and tax it came out to $699.
Love Dell

for 2nd generation cpu+700p screen, not that hot..

I really want to order this but I really don't need it.....

I'm such a sucker for a thin computer...

It would be nice if i can get 8gb memory on it. I want to run two vmware on it.

Quote from pstaub : I prefer scratch and dent to refurb. Refurb means someone likely had a problem with it and sent it back. Scratch and dent was caught before it was sent out. Brand new and just has a tiny scratch that you often can't even see.

You might want to look at their " Updated " info on what the machines can look like now. It used to read different last yr....Also read my post above on what a system looked like we just got in the end of Oct....They have let the quality of what goes out go down hill. I have bought probably 10-15 systems in 6 yrs or so and they are not what they used to be in the outlet....Outlet new pretty much always come in pristine condition.....

Off the Dell page...

We offer great prices on some of the latest Dell products as well as three types of Dell Outlet products to help you find just the deal you're looking for:

Certified Refurbished PCs are laptops and desktops that have been returned to Dell, put through the production process and then again retested to ensure they meet all original factory specifications. Certified refurbished systems may have some observable cosmetic blemishes, but they will not affect performance.

Dell Outlet New systems are PCs and enterprise products that were canceled orders, or systems that shipped out to a customer who decided to return the system without ever using it. Dell Outlet New systems do not have any cosmetic damages.

Scratch and Dent products are systems with considerable cosmetic blemishes that do not affect performance. They are a great way to save money while still enjoying Dell Outlet's rigorous rebuilding and testing process. Scratch and Dent computers will not have scratches or pits on the screen, missing or illegible letters on the keyboard, or damage on the touchpad or palmrest.

I am looking for Dell XPS 14.. I wish this coupon work for that.