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Refurbished Dell XPS 13 9300 13.4" Intel Core i5-1035G1 8GB 512GB SSD £949.99 @ techsave2006 / eBay£949.99eBay Deals
Dell XPS 13 9300 13.4" Intel Core i5-1035G1 8GB 512GB SSD
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Posted 24th AprPosted 24th Apr
Dell XPS 13 - 9305 ( Intel Core 11th Generation i7-1165G7 Processor) 16GB Ram, 512GB SSD, Certified Refurbished - £805.80 with code @ Dell£805.80£94815% off
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Powerful Laptop with excellent specification (15% voucher DO15XPSSS). Another £100 off Amex card, will bring the price down to £705.80. Dell Outlet XPS 13 - 9305 Laptop Intel Cor… Read more
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You need an Amex Credit Card and than add the deal to the card by logging into your Amex account.
How do you get the amex cashback? I don't see it on deals
Have you thought about changing the charging profile? I had a look at this yesterday as a result of this thread. You can set the laptop to only charge up to a max of 80% and then let it naturally discharge to 50% when on power. This avoids the battery being charged a tiny bit to top it back up to 100% all the time when on charge
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Posted 13th AprPosted 13th Apr
Hi guys, The new Dell XPS desktops are actually pretty good value for money at the moment, here's an example of what you can get: Dell has done a good job based on the reviews I… Read more
totally agree. XPS systems are very poorly designed. actually it applies to Dell generally overall..
"Inventory is in stock and ready to ship" Very misleading statement as i would not call 3 weeks ready to ship, just cancelled my 3rd outlet order in a month and will be looking elsewhere now for my desktop replacement. Trying to get a straight answer out of Dell is nigh impossible.
Good spot @fringiee (y) Thanks for sharing!
Intention to and ability to are entirely different beasts at the moment with regard to PCs!
Useful video: and the follow up....
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Dell XPS 13 9305 Laptop with 11th Gen CPU, Iris XE and Thunderbolt 4 £799.20 with code @ Dell£799.20Dell Deals
Thansk to AmanBadhan for the vaucher code (highfive) Good price for a 2021 model XPS with 11th gen CPU/graphics (fastest mobile integrated graphics ever) and 1 year on-site serv… Read more
It's a 2017 MacBook Air, still got it actually. I've not tried the M1 Air and I'm sure it's a fabulous machine. That said, I don't miss MacOS and I can only reinstate that my XPS has been wonderful. No coil whine, the fan is rarely on and when it is, it's barely audible. Personally, when this gets passed down, unless I was totally invested in the Apple ecosystem, I'd choose another XPS in a heartbeat.
That depends what MacBook Air you're referring to, what screen option you went with on the XPS, and what you mean by "better". If you're talking about the 2010 MacBook Air then yes, the screen won't be as good as a modern laptop. If you're talking about the 2018 Macbook Air then its screen would look better than a 1080p XPS display, but not the 4K XPS display. However, the 4K screen on the XPS uses far too much power, so how much "better" it looks is irrelevant. I'm not doubting your experience, but it may be the case you personally can't hear coil whine. My parents couldn't hear my XPS coil whine at all, for example. I was aware of potential coil whine before I bought my XPS, due to a friend's XPS having it, and endless reports online, and lo and behold mine had it too. Coupled with the raft of other issues, there was no way I was keeping it, or wiling to risk a replacement. Conversely, I've never had an issue with any of my personal or work MacBook Pros at all. It's interesting that you went from an Air to an XPS though. I couldn't possibly go from an Apple trackpad to anything else now, never mind moving back to Windows. Also, do you not find the continual fan noise annoying on the XPS?
As always, individual cases might vary but my XPS 7309 has been faultless. Coming from a MacBook Air (not M1 though) the build quality is at least equal and the screen is substantially better. I'd recommend without hesitation.
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Posted 23rd MarPosted 23rd Mar
Dell XPS 13 9310 Tiger Lake i7-1165G7 Iris Xe Graphics 16GB RAM - £1,199.20 delivered @ Dell£1,199.20£1,718.9830% off Free P&P FreeDell Deals
You may also have £100 credit back for shopping at Dell in your American Express credit cards offers (selected accounts) Total £1,099.20 delivered TopCashback: 3% £150 cashback … Read more
No I'd say it's worse as that is the old XPS design. 16:9 is worse, worse speakers, keyboard and touchpad I believe. One more usb-c port and is lighter though
Is this worth the £160 upgrade from the XPS 13 (11th Gen): https://www.dell.com/en-uk/shop/laptops/xps-13-11th-gen/spd/xps-13-9305-laptop/cn93513sc Looks to me like it's a slightly better screen and 1TB HD... Any thoughts?
Similar price tag though What would be an upgrade to it these days?
Of course it does, they're completely different size and weight classes
A price like this with such poor graphics doesn't seem like a great buy?
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20% off ALL* Inspiron DT, Inspiron 7000, Dell Gaming, XPS & AW with code @ Dell20% offDell Discount Codes
20% Off Student Code is back again. Stack this with the £100 cashback offer from AMEX's website. Was seen on my gold card.
It was the Inspiron 7000 15” 2-in-1.
If you If you don’t mind me asking mate, what was it that you bought? I’m finding this level of service atrocious, as currently, I stand to wait 2 months to get what I ordered
Strange, I ordered from them on 25th March and was quoted delivery around 16th April yet it arrived yesterday!
Just so you guys now, I’ve been waiting for a PC since the 25th of Feb, and they called me yesterday to tell me it would have been at least another 3 weeks before it gets to me...all whilst it’s still “in stock” on their website! First and last time I’m buying from them .
If you buy a dell be prepared to change the cpu fan and paste, despite the marketing they always supply basic fans which cause systems to throttle. You might want to also get a new case for it too as the cases have terrible airflow and while i'm at it they are well known to supply 1 stick of ram for single rather than duel band memory and this is even if you specify 2 too. Power supply's are also dubious. I once bought a desktop with a GTX 1080ti and it was so under powered the system crashed. Dell did have a good solutions though, they advised me to turn cpu boost of which save some power and also then throttled the gpu as the cpu became the Bootle neck instead. Saying all this Dells are decent my wife loves her xps laptop and I used to have a alien ware alpha r2 which I kinda miss.
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Posted 22nd MarPosted 22nd Mar
Used Dell XPS 13 7390 13.3 Inch 4K UHD Laptop, Intel Core i7-10510U (10th Gen) £836.53 Sold by Amazon Warehouse and Fulfilled by Amazon£836.53£1,49944% offAmazon Deals
Good price for a very good used Amazon Warehouse item.
It's worth keeping an eye out on Amazon and elsewhere for last years models. Not a 4K screen but this at £740 on Amazon seems pretty reasonable and gets pretty good reviews. (The actual model at 739.99 lists a 4800U...). I am also seeing basically new Amazon Warehouse deals for 100-150 less fairly often too which I assume are mostly returns. I got a similar 4700U/MX350 Zenbook from Amazon Warehouse for 610 the other week. ASUS ZenBook UM425 Full HD 14" Ultrabook Laptop (AMD Ryzen 7-4700U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10) Includes LED Numbered Trackpad
You can still get Like New at £50 more.
8gb ram variant
This has a 4k screen
Different spec
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Posted 12th MarPosted 12th Mar
DELL XPS 13 9300, 4K 500 nits, i7-1065G7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD Laptop (Grade A) £895.36 @ Currys Clearance eBay£895.36eBay Deals
I'd be all over this if it had even a modest GPU for video editing. 5 available. 20% off at checkout. Key FeaturesTHIS PRODUCT IS REFURBISHED TO GRADE A STANDARD! Stunning 4K to… Read more
I’m well aware of what discrete graphics are for, thanks. But gaming is the most obvious use case and if you tell me video rendering or photo editing then I will ask why you’d be doing it on an ultraportable with a low-voltage chip... and as I said before it hasn’t bothered or stopped people buying MacBook Pro’s or HP Spectres.
Graphics aren't just for playing games. Loads of laptops have dedicated graphics, but switch to integrated whenever you want.
People are grasping the fact that 99.99% of laptops are portable.
Have the i7-5xxx version of this xps 13 4k laptop bought in 2015 - apart from the battery capacity draining a bit the laptop looks and functions identically to the day it was bought.
Got a 10 year old XPS L502x that’s still going strong. The battery is worn but that’s to be expected.
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Posted 10th MarPosted 10th Mar
Dell XPS 13 9310 Tiger Lake i5-1135G7 Iris Xe Graphics £919.08 @ Dell£919.08£1,368.9933% off Free P&P FreeDell Deals
8% off coupon: DAILYMAIL8 You may also have £100 credit back for shopping at Dell in your American Express credit cards offers (selected accounts) Total £819.08 delivered TopC… Read more
Such a shame they want £500 more for 16gb and there is no Windows pro upgrade option. With all 3 discounts this is a bargain
Indeed comes as £899 + £100 AX credit back + £150 trade in old laptop = £649 - Thats pretty hot.
£150 trade-in if you have an old laptop - https://dell-tradein.com/gb/en/pages/pctradein/terms
I had one of these but had so many issues with the screen turning off and not coming back on it had to be returned to Dell. They replaced it with the 15 so all was good.
Personally I'd just go for a Matebook X pro 2020, but each to their own.
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Certified refurbished Dell XPS 13 9310 Laptop 11th Gen 4.2GHz i5-1135G7, 512GB SSD, 8GB RAM, 13.4 FHD 1920x1200 £809.99 ebay ecomputers.ltd£809.99£859.996% off Free P&P FreeeBay Deals
11th Generation Intel Core i5-1135G7Processor (8MB Cache, up to 4.2 GHz) 13.4 inch FHD+ (1920 x 1200) InfinityEdgeAnti-Glare 500-Nits Non-Touch Display Windows 10 Home Edition … Read more
Have to agree. Paid so much money for mine and it barely manages having multiple applications open at the same time. Sounds like a hoover when the fans are on, screen is extremely reflective so can barely see anything apart from your own reflection on sunny days and whoever decided the camera fits best at the bottom corner is a total moron. Had to buy myself an external camera for zoom calls because otherwise people would have a glorious view of my keyboard and my double chin.
Had a few of these as company laptops, biggest loser of crap ever. Battery dead after a year and now broken touchpads.
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Nice, are there any more pics?
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Posted 8th MarPosted 8th Mar
DELL XPS 13 7390 13.3" FHD Laptop - Intel Core i7, 512 GB SSD, 8 GB Silver for £764.15 delivered with code @ Currys PC World£764.15£89915% off Free P&P FreeCurrys PC World Deals
Use code XPS15 at checkout to save a further £134.85 (15%) taking the price down to £764.15 :) Powerful performance For the best performance, you need a processor that can … Read more
I dithered over this deal after my last experience with an XPS 9310 which I sent back due to the screen flickering and scrambling. Am keen on getting a Dell, and kind of wish I pulled the trigger now. Any other recommendations?
Yup. If you add it to your basket it then removes itself. Shame as with trade in, Amex and discount code it would have been about £550 for me.
It is actually still in stock but on a slightly different link: XPS 13 (7390) (dell.com) EDIT: Maybe not, just noticed they are quoting late May for delivery. I doubt they are building these anymore and so don't understand the extended delivery time.
Got to love an Apple v Windows argument. Completely fruitless. Back on topic for this thread.....the new laptop arrived yesterday. Dell are doing a good job these days of bundling generally useful applications and so not much bloatware to uninstall. I was slightly surprised that they had a H1 2020 Windows build and so the major W10 update was needed. However, it's easy enough to manage. With ninite and a couple of other key applications, everything was installed and running within 2 hours. The XPS 13 battery life never ceases to amaze me. I have been using it since 8.30 this morning and it is still on 60% battery life.
I would suggest it’s less about the lol and more about the fact you have no argument left. Great you have one story of your customer service experience. My ear pod broke and I got sent a new one the next day....big whoop, does that now make you believe the whole Apple experience is fantastic or would you want more testimonials (lol) (lol) . MacBooks are well know in the industry for having the best build quality of any laptop. Even with the keyboard issue they still hold this crown.
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Posted 26th FebPosted 26th Feb
Dell XPS 15 9th Gen i7, 16gb Ram, 512gb SSD £1029.48 @ Dell£1,029.48 Free P&P FreeDell Deals
Seems like a good deal, down from £1,669 and then a further 8% off taking it to £1,030. Older model but still just over £1,000 for a 15 inch XPS laptop is as low as I have seen it… Read more
Yes, 16gb, 512 ssd, non touch, i7. Well a few weeks ago it was 12% off and I spoke to someone on web chat and got a further reduction down to just under £1250 and then went back on webchat last week and asked if they could still offer that amount so around £200 off the total price. Working really well so far but only had it 2 days so too soon to tell really. To get a reduction it wasn't anything special. I just asked if they could reduce it, they gave me an amount and I asked if it was possible to reduce down a little bit more and they came back with the 'lowest they could go'. My advice would just be don't take their first offer as the final price but just be polite and friendly and they should get you a good reduction.
Was that 16gb? 512? Non touch? How much did you haggle off? What did you have to say to get it? Is it working well for you?
I just bought an XPS 15 9500 (2020 - i7 model) from the dell outlet, got it for 1250 after some haggling on the web chat, and it said scratch and dent and after about 30 mins of inspecting it I found the tiniest scratch. So if this is anything to go by its basically brand new...
What specs did you get and how much? I'm looking at the outlet for a xps 15. do you know the difference between scratch and dent and refurb? Both say cosmetic damage...
I have a 10th gen XPS 15 and really happy with it. Got it from the outlet site so paid a lot less than brand new.
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Dell XPS 13 Laptop - i7-1165G7 / 16 GB RAM / 512GB SSD/ 4k InfinityEdge Touch Display £1,203.13 with code @ Dell£1,119.19Dell Deals
Dell XPS 13 Highest-Spec
Thinking about Lenovo idea pad flex - amd Ryzen 7 512gb ssd - advice please:)
Sounds decent compared to other price for XPS15 (y)
I'm looking for a 15 inch version of this, considering that Dell Refurbished machines are basically brand new, what do you think about this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-XPS-15-9500-Core-i7-10750H-16GB-DDR4-1TB-4GB-GTX1650-Ti-4K-TOUCH-Z6RL63/133672438684? 15 inch XPS 2020, 16GB RAM, 1TB m.2, 1650Ti and 4K touch InfinityDisplay for £1400
Direct from Dell mate. They had a deal on and a voucher code. £984.72 all in. XPS7390
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Dell XPS 13 Laptop - I5-10210U / 8 GB RAM / 512GB SSD £773.52 with code @ Dell£773.52Dell Deals
Processor: 10th Generation Intel® Core™ i5-10210U (6 MB Cache, up to 4.20 GHz) Operating System: Windows 10 Home 64bit, English, Dutch, French, German, Italian Video Card : Intel® … Read more
Keep in mind that the SSD is a user replaceable part as only the RAM is not. https://www.dell.com/support/manuals/en-uk/xps-13-7390-laptop/xps-7390-service-manual/removing-the-solid-state-drive?guid=guid-1c25f362-25cf-40cd-8a9b-2b98fb94f5fc〈=en-us
I don't have any issues with 128GB if the device allows upgradability, the issue I have is most manufacturers insist on the storage at 5* the reasonable price and it's non upgradeable after purchase. I would never ever buy a 128GB laptop as 9/10 it's just not enough for future proofing and most people wish they'd just got the 256gb model, Unless you literally do everything online there's no point buying a 128GB laptop as you'll soon find you're juggling stuff all the time. Anyways each to their own, not every one has a symmetrical gigabit connection.
I don't disagree and as I said, people have different needs. Win 10 takes 15-20GB. For me 128GB is enough. I only needed once to get rid of some stuff for more storage. Saying this, I have 2 laptops (the newer one is 256gb), I use virtual storage, I have thumb drives or external SSD. While I completely agree, 256GB is better than 128GB and probably more in line with 2021, as opposed to 2001, we now have virtual storage. I will pay £50 for 128GB extra, but no more than this. For me, storage is the least important in a laptop. I am not saying I am right, it is down to individual preferences. I don't care a £400 laptop has 256GB, for me the screen, portability and built quality are more important. I even compromise on the CPU for these specs. However, at a £700+ laptop I am expecting at least 512GB storage.
I've built lots of 128GB computers and 9/10 clients come back asking for an SSD upgrade because, by the time you have set up the system with software and data there isn't even enough storage for a windows updates. I honestly don't see the point in a 128GB laptop, you're just creating headaches for no reason. I can only see 128GB SSD's being useful in chrome books and when £400 laptops come with 256GB I wouldn't even consider something like an XPS with 128GB; It's 2021 not 2001.
There are different types of thumb drives, some faster than other.True, not a comparison with the SSD. But it depends what you need the storage for and if you really need the same speed. For me 128GB storage is enough, and when it is not, I put the not so important stuff on the thumb drive, things that speed does not matter much. Others may have different needs, going with 128GB + the price of a thumb drive saves £90 which I think is a considerable amount. If it was under £50 more, maybe I would have preferred the 256GB.
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Dell XPS 15" Laptop 9575, i7-8705G, 16GB Ram, 512GB SSD, Vega M GL 4GB, 4K screen, Windows 10, grade B. £935 (24 month warranty) @ CeX£935 Free P&P FreeCeX Deals
Very capable laptop. Former flagship. One of the best 15" laptops still 8) Easy returns if not satisfied with the quality. 24 month warranty.
Yeah for that price bracket you can get a 10series intel and gtx 1660
It depends on the product, as someone else above noted, if it's the only item in stock you will be waiting an eternity (or never). Also their customer service appears to be one person on a laptop for the entire company... it took me 5 days to get a response asking why they had sent me something that clearly hadn't been tested and now I have to wait until the high street stores open to get it returned. It was also around £400 not nearly £1k. I sometimes chance CeX if it's a good deal - but this Dell isn't.
Ive had good experience with Cex. Sent me replacements when something went wrong. Customer Service is slow but I think that's more to do with COVID and lockdown
Why is this expired if it’s not expired. (confused)
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Dell XPS 13 - £615.12 with Code @ Dell£615.12Dell Deals
Dell XPS 13 - £615.12 with Code @ Dell Cheaper than a refurb. Specs are not the latest but still a decent, well made ultrabook. Will be fine for normal day to day use. 10th Gen … Read more
Well on your way to a Macbook Air with an m1 processor... (popcorn)
Nothing at dell is well made anymore to be honest. I've had the body of two of their laptops fail on me, the screws pop out of the hinges, then the lid ends up cracking along with the hinge arms and the screen if you don't replace the lid soon enough. I also have a dell laptop I bought in 2011, which admittedly I stopped using in 2016 but looking at, it's built like a tank in comparison.
How?
2in1 has soldered storage, not the laptop version. All memory is soldered, if that's what you mean
i3 these days are bloomin fast. A 10th gen i3 is about as an 8th gen i5 despite fewer cores due to IPC improvement. Don't fall for the marketing.
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Dell XPS 15 - 9th Gen i7 Laptop £1072.72 with code @ Dell£1,072.72Dell Deals
RRP £1768 Reduced to £1219 on website Use code DASXPS12 to reduce further to £1072.72 Dell XPS 15 9th Gen i7 16GB 1TB SSD NVidia 1650 4GB
XPS 13 arrived today, trying to use a basic photo site to make a canvas and the screen is flickering to a grey snow screen. This was supposed to be a certified refurb too. It hasn't done it away from the site yet, so not 100% sure it's not the site conflicting, but surely this shouldn't be happening? Not what I expect from an £1087 13" laptop.
I had a noisy XPS15. I think it is because they are very good at sucking in dust. Every so often I turn mine over and use the vacuum attachment on the holes. Took my temperature down from around 90C to 65C. (shock)
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Hi. No, was on the telephone.
link is still working fine for me...
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Save an extra 10% on Dell XPS 13 from Dell Outlet
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Dell Discount Codes Save an extra 10% on Dell Outlet 13 Inch XPS Laptops with coupon.
You try speaking to someone at a Dell Outlet. I have tried 5 times this morning. The Dell Indian reception service is diabolical, can’t even make a call transfer to the correct people, even though I clearly stated that I wanted the outlet on three separate occasions. Then they give out an 0844 number which is a premium number from a mobile device. I tried to make a purchase last night on the Dell Outlet then the site stops working at checkout, one diabolical experience.
I guess it depends what you are doing. We have a couple of 8gb Dell's currently which is fine for Web / office use. Last dell was 4gb. But I wouldn't go lower than 8gb now. Worth checking whether and how easy it is to upgrade
thanks for that, the tricky thing am finding is that soem of these are 8gb ram, surely that is too low for one of these?
dell.com/learn/uk/en/ukdfh1/campaigns/first-time-customer-dell-outlet-uk Try this or Google "dell outlet UK 10% email" should be the first option Takes about a day to come through and only lasts for upto a month after they send it. If in a rush I would try their sales webchat and see if they can give you a code
What email address?
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Dell XPS Laptop 13" 8GB Intel® Core™ i5-1135G7 Processor £983.48 @ Dell£983.48£1,069.018% off Free P&P FreeDell Deals
Latest XPS model with 11th Gen Intel CPU. £300 off from Dell and 8% off with VCLOUD8. Seems a great price, got 10% off with EPP code but can't post that.
So they have come into their own e.g when wfh and not every person in the flat/house etc is able to have a proper desk etc.
Try going from a Touchscreen to none touch, I have had 3 Laptops since my original XPS 13 from 2014 all with Touch, just got a second works laptop for secure access which is a HP non touch (and no KB backlight) it is so frustrating keep touching the screen to scroll all the time! especialy comes into its own in tablet or Tent mode as pointed out.
I have one, albeit the 2-in-1 variant. It's great. At 13 you really don't need 4K. It's a subtle difference, and you get much better battery life with 1080p. A touchscreen is, (I think at least), is most useful on a 2-in-1 because you can obviously use it in tablet mode, and for drawing with an active pen. So no real loss on this one. Mine doesn't get notably hot when gaming, and the 11th XE graphics are amazing for the size of machine. I do a lot of graphic work, and it's perfect for that. I paid around £890 on Black Friday for an i7 version with a 512gb SSD (this includes TCB).
I have the XPS 13 (9300) i7 10th Gen, 16GB LPDDR4x Memory and remember paying £1,350.. I think after Amex Cash Back + Quidco paid £1,000 something... I can see on the website It's come down to £1,179.00. anyways. I can highly recommend this laptop and have been using since a year. It's def class apart. I wanted to go for Mac but opted this last min as I had some windows dependency. Never regretted the decision. Its super fast!!! (y) Worth checking out once here: https://www.dell.com/en-uk/work/shop/american-express-benefits-at-dell/cp/american-express-benefits-at-dell (edit: guess these are business laptops) Usually you save the offer on Card and get cash back.
Personally I wouldn't buy a laptop without touchscreen having used both - but each to their own
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Dell XPS 13 7390 512 GB Laptop £1,059 at Currys PC World£1,059 Free P&P FreeCurrys PC World Deals
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£1059 at the moment from £1,159
Good high spec laptop from Dell - was £1349. Intel core i7 processor
4k is nice but it kills the battery life compared to the 1080p pannels, I'd rather have 1080p 120hz as it just makes everything feel more snappy.
it's a shame that XPS lineup never have a ryzen processor. 4 core 8 thread is so 2017, but I really love the build quality of XPS.
Remember that these come with thermal issues, and eventually will need replacing of the bodgy job of a thermal paste. Also recommended getting thermal pads for the areas getting hottest.
It was a certified refurbished 7590, i7, 16gb ram, 1TB ssd, 4k ips screen with 4 years warranty for just under £1100. I'd watched the outlet for about a month before it came up. When it arrived I thought it was brand new, just a couple of scuffed screws that gave away it wasn't.
I'd take the hp envy at curry's for. 649 right now. I51021u, mx350, can't go wrong
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Andy be getting his work cut out tonight XD
Hello again and thanks again @rarefriend2121 As these are refurbished you should include that information in the thread title. Also, don't forget to include the price, delivery information and who the merchant is in thread titles (y) Thanks