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This Dell Inspiron 16 is perfect for work, and it’s $350 off right now

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Dell is offering some fantastic Black Friday deals right now, with one highlight being the Dell Inspiron 16. Usually $950, it’s down to $600 for a limited, saving you $350. One of the better value Black Friday laptop deals around at the moment, it’s perfect for students and people who work from home thanks to its large screen and respectable specs for the price. If you need more than what the Black Friday tablet deals provide, this is for you. Here’s what it has to offer.

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Why you should buy the Dell Inspiron 16

Dell is one of the best laptop brands for many people. Its laptops are reliable and well-made. With the Dell Inspiron 16, you get an Intel Core 7 150U processor teamed up with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of SSD storage. Those are the essentials you need for working effectively. Adding to that experience, the Dell Inspiron 16 has a 16-inch full HD+ touchscreen. It has a resolution of 1920 x 1200 along with 300 nits of brightness, ComfortView Plus support, and WVA.

Adding to the experience, the Dell Inspiron 16 also has Dolby Atmos support, so it sounds good for a laptop, especially when watching movies. The laptop also offers a full HD camera equipped with wide dynamic range and temporal noise reduction, so there’s a crisp and sharp image regardless of your background lighting conditions. It has built-in dual mics that come equipped with AI so that background noise is reduced. Finally, the cam has a built-in mechanical privacy shutter for those times when you need to be left alone.

Like some of the best laptops, the Dell Inspiron 16 also has a backlit keyboard, and there’s a fingerprint reader built-in for added security. Wrapping things up well, the laptop packs in ExpressCharge support so you can get up to 80% battery life in just 60 minutes.

Seemingly everything you could need from a laptop at this price, the Dell Inspiron 16 is down from $950 to a very respectable $600 at Dell today. Part of the Dell Black Friday sale, check it out now before the sale ends soon. It’s the ideal laptop if you want a bigger display without spending a fortune.

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Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen
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