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Dell just slashed the price of its G16 Gaming Laptop by a third

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If you want a gaming laptop this year, you’re in luck. Among all of the great early Black Friday deals we’ve detailed this year, there have been tons of great early Black Friday gaming laptop deals — so you can finally get an RTX-wielding laptop at your fingertips. This one, which comes in the form of an early Black Friday Dell laptop deal, is for the Dell G16 Gaming Laptop. This RTX 4060 laptop is usually $1,500, but you can get it now for $1,000. That’s a saving of $500 or a third of the usual price, all yours if you tap the button below. Alternatively, keep reading to get our take on this deal.

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Why you should buy the Dell G16 Gaming Laptop

When you’re figuring out if a gaming laptop is for you, one of the first places to start is with the hardware stat line. And it’s no different here — the Dell G16 has a 13th Gen Intel Core i9 processor, Nvidia RTX 4060 laptop GPU, 16GB of memory, and a terabyte of storage. All of these stats are customizable (with the exception of the storage), but be warned that the price will change as you customize, sometimes dramatically. The screen is 16-inches (this is where the name “G16” comes from) with a 2560 x 1600p resolution, fast 240Hz refresh rate for twitchy gaming, and Dell’s ComfortView screen tech that makes it easy to look at.

The laptop’s construction is solid and the WASD keys, with default configurations, are marked out for a quick scrambling return to movement when the real final boss unexpectedly reveals himself. When closed up, the laptop isn’t too gamery, if you’re self-conscious about that sort of thing, but there are undeniable gamer vibes coming from the Dell logo on the back. More importantly, though, are the rear bonus ports that include USB-C and HDMI for connection to other output sources. All in all, this is a gaming laptop of solid build that you should enjoy as a gamer, especially at this price.

Once again, if you purchase this laptop now, it can be yours for just $1,000 instead of $1,500. That’s a savings of $500, a full third of the price gone just like that. All you need to do is tap the button below and it’s yours, as long as this deal is still available. If it isn’t, or you start to have second thoughts about the G16, be sure to check out these wonderful early Black Friday Alienware deals to see if they get you more excited. Want something more business casual, instead? Then check out our collection of early Black Friday laptop deals at Best Buy, which has a bit of something for everyone.

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