Killer Dell XPS 13 deal slices over $300 off the best laptop

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If you're looking for early Memorial Day sales to score yourself the ultimate work-from-home laptop, no need to worry: we've already spotted the perfect one for y'all.

For a limited time, you can get the Dell XPS 13 for $949 at Dell. That'due south a saving of $301, making this one of the lowest prices we've seen for the XPS 13 so far. And the good news is that the i-year hardware warranty is already included when purchasing directly from Dell.

We've previously found the Dell XPS 13, one of the best laptops around, for even less (equally depression equally $799). However, those models packed a less exciting listing of specs, such equally only having 4GB of RAM or a rather small-scale 128GB of SSD storage.

This particular laptop stands out from the crowd with its 13.3-inch Full HD InfinityEdge display, Intel Cadre i7-10510U CPU, 16GB of RAM, and a full 512GB of SSD space.

This configuration is perfect for handling work-related tasks, too as simply surfing the web or catching up on some of the all-time Netflix Idiot box shows.

In our Dell XP3 13 review, we loved its incredibly slim and appealing design, portability, and comfortable typing experience. We were also addicted of the XPS 13's InfinityEdge display with its ultra-thin bezels providing more screen space for multi-tasking.

Speaking of which, during one of our XPS 13 tests, we could easily have effectually 20 Chrome tabs open, all the while running over software in the groundwork.

Overall, the XPS 13 is already a slap-up bargain and is an accented steal at $949 with a one-year hardware warranty already included. Bustle though, as the last time we've seen these kinds of savings they didn't concluding that long.

In case you want to scan through a few other options, make sure to cheque out our roundup of some of the best inexpensive laptop deals available correct now.

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