$1439.99 $2299.99 after the following steps:
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- Check your inbox or spam folder for email w/ coupon code; may take 30 minutes or more to arrive
- Go to Dell XPS 13 Laptop [dell.com]
- Add item to cart
- Proceed to cart
- Enter your unique 10% off coupon code from email
- Your total will be $1439.99 (excluding tax) + shipping is free
$1599.99 without the above discount.
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In any case, this is only a deal if you need 64GB RAM in a svelte 13" laptop with a decent (although not OLED) screen.
In any case, this is only a deal if you need 64GB RAM in a svelte 13" laptop with a decent (although not OLED) screen.
I'm typing on a XPS and all the lid says is Dell, just like it always used to be before they hit xps computers in the head with a hammer to cheapen them (in quality, not cost)
The images don't show both sides, but this is just more of the same "port poor" crap, with lower res screens, etc., etc. (whenever you see major port downgrades, thank apple).
XPS used to mean that it was better than the rest, but unfortunately now it just means average or sometimes worse..
PS - if anyone buys this, you should probably plan on buying a dock if you really use your computer for more than email/games...
The images don't show both sides, but this is just more of the same "port poor" crap, with lower res screens, etc., etc. (whenever you see major port downgrades, thank apple).
XPS used to mean that it was better than the rest, but unfortunately now it just means average or sometimes worse..
PS - if anyone buys this, you should probably plan on buying a dock if you really use your computer for more than email/games...
I agree in "worse" but not in quality as much as features. I think XPS build quality is still great, but their designs over the years bottomed out when they minimize ports (2 on many models which leaves 1 if you're charging) and then the "invisible trackpad" along with gapless keyboard and touch Fn keys instead of real keys. Then the price of adding an upgrade or two is through the roof (like Apple).
64gb ram -> 8gb - You save $200
64gb ram -> 32gb - You have to pay $300 to get less ram
1 tb storage -> 512gb - You have to pay $600 to get less storage
Also anybody remember XPS 1330? The tuxedo one was my first laptop in college. Good times
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The only redeeming feature here is 64GB RAM which is usefull. But you can get 64GB RAM and upgrade it yourself. Not sure if these are upgradable though
The only redeeming feature here is 64GB RAM which is usefull. But you can get 64GB RAM and upgrade it yourself. Not sure if these are upgradable though
In any case, this is only a deal if you need 64GB RAM in a svelte 13" laptop with a decent (although not OLED) screen.
Premium? Lol
Why not Meh, Good, Better, Best. Simple lol
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