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Select Amex Cardholders: Dell Inspiron 14" Laptop: 1920x1200, Ryzen 7 5825U, 16GB RAM Expired
$430
$599.99
after $50 & $120 Statement Credits + Free S/H
Dell.com has for Select American Express Cardholders: Dell Inspiron 14 5425 Laptop (Platinum Silver) on sale for $599.99 - $50 Amex Statement Credit - $120 Amex Statement Credit = $429.99 . Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member cdoobiest for posting this deal.
Thanks to Community Member cdoobiest for posting this deal.
- Note: This offer is only available to select Amex cardholders who enrolled in the the $50 Statement Credit w/ Enrollment & Spending $100+ Member Week card offer before 10/14, but have not yet used the offer. Additionally, you must have the following offer on your Amex Account: Get a one-time $120 statement credit by using your enrolled eligible Card to spend a minimum of $599 in one or more purchases online at dell.com by 10/28/2022. Add this offer to your card as well if available.
- AMD Ryzen 7 5825U 2.0GHz 8-Core / 16-Thread Processor
- 14" 1920x1200 60Hz 250-nits Non-Touch Display
- 16GB (8GBx2) DDR4 3200 MHz Memory
- 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
- AMD Radeon Graphics
- Backlit Keyboard
- Windows 11 Home
- MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7921 2x2 and Bluetooth 5.2
- Ports:
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C with DisplayPort 1.4 and Power Delivery
- 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 port
- 1x Headset (headphone and microphone combo) port
- 1x HDMI 1.4 port
- 4 Cell, 54 Wh Battery
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- About this deal:
- This offer requires having both American Express offers added to your card to get the sale price after statement credits. The first offer is valid through 10/20/22 and the second until 10/28/22.
- This price matches our previous FP Deal.
- About this store:
- Dell return policy details are here.
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas & discussion.
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Edited October 19, 2022
at 10:01 PM
Deal Instructions:
Go to www.Dell.com/aaa and click "Get Coupon" to get the 10% coupon
Click here to visit product page and add to cart. Price should be $599.99 before applying coupon
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/d...n5425fjngs
Apply coupon code from step 1 to take another $59 off. May also show "Additional Member Savings (ARTM-1) $10.34
Total should now be $529.66 and free shipping. I added Premium Warranty, free second year for 599.99 to get me over the 599 required by Amex for the 120 off 599. It also added the 50 off 100 coupon.
You can also add other accessories such as mouse and keyboard to get to the 599.
Go to www.Dell.com/aaa and click "Get Coupon" to get the 10% coupon
Click here to visit product page and add to cart. Price should be $599.99 before applying coupon
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/d...n5425fjngs
Apply coupon code from step 1 to take another $59 off. May also show "Additional Member Savings (ARTM-1) $10.34
Total should now be $529.66 and free shipping. I added Premium Warranty, free second year for 599.99 to get me over the 599 required by Amex for the 120 off 599. It also added the 50 off 100 coupon.
You can also add other accessories such as mouse and keyboard to get to the 599.
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Otherwise, this is a fab deal. I highly recommend paying for the accidental damage protection, as well. I've always got the on-site service, though I don't see those words listed on the page today. Don't know if they no longer offer it at all, or if they still offer it at the Premium Support Plus rate (which is only $119 for 2 yrs). IF you can still get on-site, it's so worth it. (added: looked into, still on-site for anything but basic warranty - very sweet.)
Accidental damage protection isn't just protection against accidents, it makes sure any problem gets taken care of. I've heard many people say, with many different computer brands, that their warranty wasn't honored because the company felt the damage was caused by an accident (even if it wasn't, if it's something that could have been caused by an accident, you may get denied). So just get the accident coverage up front and save some hassle.
I always buy the extended warranty, and at the time I got this there was a deal on 4-year coverage, so I've still got a year to go. If it were out of warranty though, even though it's still running strong, I'd be damn tempted to take this deal up. I am looking for a laptop for my husband right now, but he wants a larger screen and numpad. Damn, I wish he didn't, as this deal is really quite good!
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Otherwise, this is a fab deal. I highly recommend paying for the accidental damage protection, as well. I've always got the on-site service, though I don't see those words listed on the page today. Don't know if they no longer offer it at all, or if they still offer it at the Premium Support Plus rate (which is only $119 for 2 yrs). IF you can still get on-site, it's so worth it. (added: looked into, still on-site for anything but basic warranty - very sweet.)
Accidental damage protection isn't just protection against accidents, it makes sure any problem gets taken care of. I've heard many people say, with many different computer brands, that their warranty wasn't honored because the company felt the damage was caused by an accident (even if it wasn't, if it's something that could have been caused by an accident, you may get denied). So just get the accident coverage up front and save some hassle.
What if you install ram/ssd, will it void warranty? Any experience with Lenovo warranty fir same type of support?
That's been my holdup, I almost grabbed a Lenovo deal yesterday, but couldn't quite decide to do it. My husband can be a klutz, and the main thing that gets broken when he drops his computer is not guaranteed to be covered by on-site with Lenovo, but it is with Dell. I wouldn't know for sure until I had the Lenovo and eventually needed service, and even then, I'd bet it would all depend on what the different rep said each time (and it would almost surely be more than one time, I'm an old hand at having to call for repairs on my husband's laptops!). I may grab a Lenovo yet, but so hesitant. Knowing that Dell will fix it every time, on-site, for any problem (if you have accidental coverage) is a huge plus when you have someone that's accident-prone.
That's been my holdup, I almost grabbed a Lenovo deal yesterday, but couldn't quite decide to do it. My husband can be a klutz, and the main thing that gets broken when he drops his computer is not guaranteed to be covered by on-site with Lenovo, but it is with Dell. I wouldn't know for sure until I had the Lenovo and eventually needed service, and even then, I'd bet it would all depend on what the different rep said each time (and it would almost surely be more than one time, I'm an old hand at having to call for repairs on my husband's laptops!). I may grab a Lenovo yet, but so hesitant. Knowing that Dell will fix it every time, on-site, for any problem (if you have accidental coverage) is a huge plus when you have someone that's accident-prone.
Sure. I will also check out with Lenovo as I have taken next 4 years accidental warranty 🙂
Mine came less than five minutes after I placed the order