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Students/Military: Dell 14 Laptop: 14" FHD+ IPS, Intel Core 7 150U, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD $584.99 at Dell
$585
$1,580
62% off
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https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/d...50hbtshtlr
- How to get it: Create or sign in to your Dell account, register for Dell Rewards, and verify your student status with SheerID from your account's membership section.
- How it's applied: Once verified, your Dell student discount is automatically applied to eligible products in your Dell.com cart at checkout.
- Product and transaction limits: Up to two eligible products per transaction, and up to two transactions per year per eligible customer.
- 10% off for Students / Military (click the "Deals" submenu at the top > Discounts, Offers & Coupons > verify your respective eligibility > add to cart)
- 10% discount brings it down to $584.99
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/d...50hbtshtlr
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STEPS:
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/d...50hbtshtlr
- How to get it: Create or sign in to your Dell account, register for Dell Rewards, and verify your student status with SheerID from your account's membership section.
- How it's applied: Once verified, your Dell student discount is automatically applied to eligible products in your Dell.com cart at checkout.
- Product and transaction limits: Up to two eligible products per transaction, and up to two transactions per year per eligible customer.
- 10% off for Students / Military (click the "Deals" submenu at the top > Discounts, Offers & Coupons > verify your respective eligibility > add to cart)
- 10% discount brings it down to $584.99
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/d...50hbtshtlr
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This Dell 14 is mainly a compact Windows laptop valued for its 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD, with the Core 7 150U seen as fine for normal office, school, and everyday use. The memory and storage stand out at this price, and the chip is described as similar to an i7 1355U and not weak, just a 15 watt U series part. The main concern is that the processor may feel limiting for video editing, heavy math, or other demanding work, and the 32GB configuration may not stay at the listed price. It is a practical fit if you want lots of memory in a thin and light machine.
The Core 7 150U CPU can handle normal daily office work smoothly.
The 32GB DDR5 configuration is hard to find at this price point.
The laptop can be a practical choice for thin-and-light business style all-day computing.
Using Amex Business Platinum credits can substantially lower the effective purchase cost.
The Core 7 150U processor may feel below average for performance expectations.
Text readability may still require proper resolution and Windows UI scaling.
Having lots of RAM may be pointless if the CPU performance is weak.
The advertised $584.99 price may not apply when selecting the 32GB RAM configuration.
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we can't get both student discount and cb right? It says education order as an exclusion..
In benchmarks it's basically similar to the Intel CPUs 1-2 generations ahead, those were intentionally gimped in performance to prioritize battery longevity, and this one is basically the original setup like that.
I am typing this from a 125U, even weaker than the 150U OP product has, and it's plenty good enough for casual use. If you want to do video editing, seek a stronger CPU, but for normies doing normie things, totally sufficient. Would not hesitate to buy this for a parent or college student (unless they're going into CompSci or heavy mathematical modelling or something)
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These are 15W "u" devices designed for thin(ish) and light(ish) all day computing devices in the business world.
My companies standard issue laptops for all employees, short of engineers or cad users needing a dedicated GPU and hx class (55w) processor is essentially the same specs. Latitude 53x0 or 55x0 with an i7(u) and 32GB ram...
Yes for many 32GB is overkill but prior to ram-pocalypse it was an easy IT business decision to standardize the fleet at i7-32GB so that a standardized laptop could be issued to almost anyone no matter what line of work they did and the laptop would work fine. Someone dropped theirs on the way to a meeting or forgot it at home? - standard laptop replacement/loaner gets them back to work with the same specs.
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if there is a larger screen then its larger surface area for more room.
one large letter or being able to read an entire text with larger font.
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