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The Dell XPS 13 and XPS 14 are both on sale at $300 off — hurry!

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On Sale Angled front view of the Dell XPS 13 with Snapdragon X Elite processor inside.
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Are you in the market for a new laptop? You simply can’t go wrong with any of the Dell XPS deals that are available, and we’ve identified two of the best ones you can shop right now. The Dell XPS 13 9350, originally sold for $1,400, is down to $1,100 for savings of $300, while the Dell XPS 14 9440, which has a sticker price of $1,560, is on sale for $1,260, also following a $300 discount.

Following the Dell XPS reset early last year, the Dell XPS 13 and the Dell XPS 14 have further blossomed in popularity. That means you’ll have to act fast if you’re interested in either of these laptop deals though, as the stocks up for sale may run out at any moment.

Dell XPS 13 9350 — $1,100 $1,400 21% off

The Dell XPS 13 9350 is a Copilot+ PC, which means it’s a laptop that’s built to maximize the features of Microsoft’s Copilot and Windows 11 Home. Using the powerful AI assistant will be a breeze with the laptop’s Intel Core Ultra 7 256V processor, Intel Arc Graphics, and 16GB of RAM. The device also features a 13.4-inch Full HD+ screen that’s sharp and colorful, a 512GB SSD for ample storage space for your files and apps, and two Thunderbolt 4 ports along with a DisplayPort for connectivity.

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Dell XPS 14 9440 — $1,260 $1,560 19% off

The Dell XPS 14 9440 is a slightly larger cousin to the Dell XPS 13 9350, with a 14.5-inch display offering 2K resolution for even better sharpness. It also provides reliable performance with its Intel Core Ultra 7 155H processor, Intel Arc Graphics, and 16GB of RAM, for a productivity boost whether you’re going to use it for work or school. The Dell XPS 14 provides three Thunderbolt 4 ports, a DisplayPort, and a headset port so that you can use it with your monitor and all of your accessories. The laptop ships with Windows 11 Pro pre-loaded in its 512GB SSD, giving you access to the more advanced features of the operating system.

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