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This deal on the Dell Vostro 14 laptop is so crazy we didn’t believe it – save over $675

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There are plenty of great Dell laptop deals out there but we’re not convinced there’s one better than this. Right now, you can buy the latest Dell Vostro 14 laptop for just $750. That’s a huge saving of over $675, making it not far from 50% off the usual price. For the money, you get a fantastic laptop while enjoying the benefit of saving plenty of cash at the same time. We reckon you’ll need to be quick though. While Dell sales are almost always great, they’re also typically strictly limited, too.

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The latest Dell Vostro 14 didn’t quite make the cut in our recent look at the best Dell laptops but that’s because there are so many great Dell models and not at all a slight against the Dell Vostro 14. On paper, it offers fantastic specifications for the price. You get an 11th-generation Intel Core i7 processor, 8GB of memory, 256GB of SSD storage, plus a 14-inch full HD anti-glare screen. That’s pretty much all you need from a lightweight business-focused laptop to ensure your work can be done speedily and efficiently.

Alongside that, you won’t have to worry about the Dell Vostro 14 when you take it out and about. For one thing, it has passed 14 different military-grade tests so it can handle a few bumps and knocks without any issue. It also offers a privacy shutter for its webcam so you can be safe in the knowledge that no one is spying on you. A fingerprint reader keeps things super secure, too. Worried about battery life? Don’t be. The Dell Vostro 14 can go from 0% to 80% within an hour so you won’t be constrained to a power outlet for long. The laptop is lightweight too at only about 3 pounds.

Offering nearly everything you could need from an efficient small business laptop, the Dell Vostro 14 is fantastically attractive at just $750. Saving you over $675 is sure to be a winner if you’re keen to upgrade your work computer or you’re looking to study while on the move. Be quick though — Dell sales rarely last for long and we anticipate the stock to be limited. You don’t want to miss out on these great specs for so little.

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Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen
Former Deals Writer
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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