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Dell Inspiron 15 3000 Laptop: 15.6" 1920x1080, i5-1035G1, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Expired
$400
$693.98
+ 2.5% SD Cashback + Free S/H
Dell Home & Office has Dell Inspiron 15 3000 Laptop (3511) on sale for $399.99. Slickdeals Cashback is available for this store (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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Specs:
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Specs:
- 15.6" FHD (1920 x 1080) Anti-glare Narrow Border WVA Display (non-touch)
- Intel Core i5-1035G1 4-Core / 8-Threads (1.0GHz Base / 3.6GHz Boost) Processor
- 8GB (8GBx1) DDR4 RAM
- 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
- Intel UHD Graphics
- 802.11ac WiFi (1x1) / Bluetooth
- Non-Backlit Keyboard
- Windows 11 Home
- 3-Cell 41WHr Battery
- Weight: 3.82 lbs.
- Ports:
- 2x USB 3.2 Type A
- 1x USB 2.0 Type A
- 1x Audio jack
- 1x HDMI 1.4
- SD Card Reader
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- About this deal:
- This offer is $293.99 lower (42% savings) than the $693.98 list price.
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Edited December 14, 2021
at 01:54 PM
Dell Home & Office
- Dell Inspiron 15 3000 Laptop [dell.com] (3511) $399.99
- 15.6" FHD (1920 x 1080) Anti-glare Narrow Border WVA Display (non-touch)
- Intel Core i5-1035G1 4-Core / 8-Threads (1.0GHz Base / 3.6GHz Boost) Processor
- 8GB (8GBx1) DDR4 RAM
- 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
- Intel UHD Graphics
- 802.11ac WiFi (1x1) / Bluetooth
- Non-Backlit Keyboard
- Windows 11 Home
- 3-Cell 41WHr Battery
- Weight: 3.82 lbs.
- Ports:
- 2x USB 3.2 Type A
- 1x USB 2.0 Type A
- 1x Audio jack
- 1x HDMI 1.4
- SD Card Reader
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For those with Amex offer $200 off $800 offer, you can reduce this by $100 per laptop if you purchase two separate orders of this $399.99 laptop (sales taxes will make it > $800 qualifying you for the credit)
I had both the $200 off $800 Amex offer and a 10% Dell Amex offer on the same Amex card (biz Plat) and bought two orders- making this $260 per computer ($399.99 multiply by 2 minus $200 amex offer minus $80 amex 10% dell offer).
As an added bonus the Amex biz Plat has a biannual $200 Amex biannual credit on Dell purchases further reducing my cost to $160 per computer.
There was also 8% Rak CB making this a further $32 reduction per computer for an effective $128 per computer.
For those wondering- yes all Dell credit stacked just fine and I've already gotten credit posted from Amex and even my CB has passed without issues.
SLICK!!!
10% Amex offer expires today and $200 off $800 expires end of year so it's still possible for someone to replicate if they had added the offer on their Amex cards
The base Dell pricing $399 now is the same as on BF. Both Amex Dell offers and even the Amex Dell Biz Plat benefit credit don't have anything to do with BF.
Yes I'm thankful I was able to stack all promos on the same card.
But my point is to raise awareness so other Amex card members out there who have some combination of those offers right now can replicate to a certain degree.
I've learned countless useful things reading comments in deal threads. That was my whole point in the first place
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For those with Amex offer $200 off $800 offer, you can reduce this by $100 per laptop if you purchase two separate orders of this $399.99 laptop (sales taxes will make it > $800 qualifying you for the credit)
I had both the $200 off $800 Amex offer and a 10% Dell Amex offer on the same Amex card (biz Plat) and bought two orders- making this $260 per computer ($399.99 multiply by 2 minus $200 amex offer minus $80 amex 10% dell offer).
As an added bonus the Amex biz Plat has a biannual $200 Amex biannual credit on Dell purchases further reducing my cost to $160 per computer.
There was also 8% Rak CB making this a further $32 reduction per computer for an effective $128 per computer.
For those wondering- yes all Dell credit stacked just fine and I've already gotten credit posted from Amex and even my CB has passed without issues.
SLICK!!!
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edit: lol I got a thumbs down for that. Ok, feel free to buy a 10th gen...
I wouldn't get a 11th gen i3 dual core. But agreed that the 11th gen i3 quad core is an alternative to this 10th gen i5 quad core
For those with Amex offer $200 off $800 offer, you can reduce this by $100 per laptop if you purchase two separate orders of this $399.99 laptop (sales taxes will make it > $800 qualifying you for the credit)
I had both the $200 off $800 Amex offer and a 10% Dell Amex offer on the same Amex card (biz Plat) and bought two during BF, making this $260 per computer ($399.99 multiply by 2 minus $200 amex offer minus $80 amex 10% dell offer).
As an added bonus the Amex biz Plat has a biannual $200 Amex biannual credit further reducing my cost to $160 per computer.
During BF, there was also 8% Rak CB comes thru to make this a further $32 reduction per computer for an effective $128 per computer.
SLICK!!!
What does your black Friday purchase have to do with this deal? Sounds like you just like to just pat yourself on the back with everyone around to watch.
10% Amex offer expires today and $200 off $800 expires end of year so it's still possible for someone to replicate if they had added the offer on their Amex cards
The base Dell pricing $399 now is the same as on BF. Both Amex Dell offers and even the Amex Dell Biz Plat benefit credit don't have anything to do with BF.
Yes I'm thankful I was able to stack all promos on the same card.
But my point is to raise awareness so other Amex card members out there who have some combination of those offers right now can replicate to a certain degree.
I've learned countless useful things reading comments in deal threads. That was my whole point in the first place
For those with Amex offer $200 off $800 offer, you can reduce this by $100 per laptop if you purchase two separate orders of this $399.99 laptop (sales taxes will make it > $800 qualifying you for the credit)
I had both the $200 off $800 Amex offer and a 10% Dell Amex offer on the same Amex card (biz Plat) and bought two during BF, making this $260 per computer ($399.99 multiply by 2 minus $200 amex offer minus $80 amex 10% dell offer).
As an added bonus the Amex biz Plat has a biannual $200 Amex biannual credit further reducing my cost to $160 per computer.
During BF, there was also 8% Rak CB comes thru to make this a further $32 reduction per computer for an effective $128 per computer.
SLICK!!!
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Don't hate by interpreting the comment as gloating. Instead, use it as a data point to see what's possible and build that into your own situation. Obviously the stars aligned for that person, allowing the fortunate opportunity to stack offers. And that obviously won't be the case for most... Stacking discounts = the name of the game = SLICK!
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About the only feature missing for which anyone would really be left wanting would be touch screen, which would be difficult to find at this price. The closest I've seen as of late was the Surface Laptop Go offer at Micro Center which got things down to $450. But, although 8GB of RAM is plenty for most productivity applications, the Surface Laptop Go design did trade off a path for a future RAM upgrade.
There's also the fact that this comes in a 15.6" form factor, though again that is typical for Windows laptops at these lower price points (where smaller laptops command a premium when excluding some of the early BF offers this year).
If you've been holding out for a student laptop (gift for the niece, grandkid, etc.) this is a fine choice. You could always hold out for more featu
Good luck!
Jon
Everyone on SD appreciates ways to save money, but telling us how much money YOU saved without anyone else being able to replicate it is just gloating.