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Cyber Week Dell XPS deals 2024: XPS 13, XPS 14, desktop

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

The Cyber Week deals sales event is officially here, since Cyber Monday is officially over, and all the retailers have migrated to the new sales event. Right now, we’re focusing on the Cyber Week Dell XPS deals so you can save on highly sought after laptops and desktops. It’s the perfect answer if the Cyber Week Alienware deals are too high-end or gaming-focused for your needs. We’ve also picked out some Lenovo Cyber Week deals too, but generally, the Dell XPS laptop range is the one to aim for if you want a great laptop that will last a long time. Besides updating this page with new deals regularly, we also have key buying advice on what to think about before making a purchase. Read on while we take you through everything.

Our Top Pick: Dell XPS 14 –$1,600 $2,000 20% off

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In our Dell XPS 14 review, we admired its “momentous design” and “quiet, cool performance.” This model has an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H CPU, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, an RTX 4050 and a 14.5-inch full HD+ screen so it’s good as a long-lasting laptop for many different roles. It looks great, too.

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Dell XPS 13 — $1,459 $2,059 29% off

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The Dell XPS 13 used to be the go-to laptop we would recommend, and it’s still great. This model has a Intel Core Ultra 7 155H CPU, a massive 32GB RAM, and 1TB SSD, so it’s highly capable. Battery life of up to 27 hours makes it perfect if you’re not near a power source often.

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Dell XPS Desktop — $1,260 $1,760 28% off

The Dell XPS Desktop on a desk next to a monitor.

This particular Dell XPS Desktop keeps things simple but perfect for your home office admin. It has a 14th-generation Intel Core i7 14700 CPU, 32GB of memory, a 1 TB SSD, and an RTX 4060 Ti graphics card. It has good airflow and plenty of ports, so it’s good for just about whatever you’ll need at home.

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Dell XPS 16 — $2,745 $3,445 20% off

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In our Dell XPS 16 review, we only really criticised its high asking price, which is less of an issue during this sale. This model has an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H CPU, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and also has a dedicated GPU with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070. It’s a good all-rounder for content creation and even some gaming.

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How to choose a Dell XPS on Cyber Week

Dell is one of the best laptop brands primarily because of its XPS range. That means whatever you buy will be a delight. Dell has many of the best laptops, so you simply need to think about how you plan on using one.

If you just want a simple but stylish Dell XPS to use for basic tasks, don’t worry about spending too much. Just focus on a great screen if you can and keep an eye on battery life. However, if you’re a content creator looking to edit videos or images, go for one of the more high-end Dell XPS models. Aim for a powerful CPU, plenty of RAM, and sufficient storage so you can easily store all your files. Also, do you need a laptop or are you planning on using it mostly from home? Better value could come from a Dell XPS desktop instead if you don’t plan on travelling.

How we chose these Dell XPS Cyber Week deals

When it comes to seeking out deals, we know what we’re doing. We spend every day tracking down awesome deals and the Dell XPS range is one of our favorites in terms of value and quality. That means we know what to look for when it comes to buying a Dell XPS. Besides looking for great deals, much of our team also uses the Dell XPS and reviews its various models over the years. Because of that, we combine our knowledge with our deal seeking experience.

We get that a deal is only a good deal if it’s something that’s worth owning. Otherwise, you’re just wasting your money no matter how cheap something might be. It needs to be something that you genuinely want and need in your life, so we only include the best here. These are the Dell XPS deals that we would recommend to our friends and family.

Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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