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Best Dell XPS deals: Save on Dell XPS 13, Dell XPS 15 and Dell XPS 17

By Noah McGraw May 8, 2024 2:50PM

Dell has been around for a couple of decades now, and is one of the best laptop brands out there, with a massive variety of options to pick from, whether you want something on the high-end or something budget friendly. That said, one of Dell’s most well-known models is the XPS lineup; Dell’s answer to the MacBook and a solid alternative if you’re looking for the same sort of Apple hardware performance and size at another brand. Of course, much like MacBooks, they can be quite expensive, which is why we’ve gone out and found all the best Dell XPS deals we could find and compiled them for you below. So, be sure to check out all the options thoroughly, or, if you haven’t quite found what you’re looking for, check out our lists of the best Dell laptop deals and laptop deals in general.

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Best Dell XPS 13 deals
Best Dell XPS 15 deals
Best Dell XPS 17 deals

Best Dell XPS 13 deals

The Dell XPS 13, open on a table in front of a window. — Digital Trends

The Dell XPS 13 is the smallest in the Dell XPS line. It’s great for commuters and students. These laptops don’t generally have powerful GPUs, but they’re fast, reliable and sleek.

XPS 13 (i5, Iris Xe, 8GB) —
XPS 13 (i7, Iris Xe, 16GB) —
XPS 13 (Ultra 7, Iris Xe, 32GB) —

Best Dell XPS 15 deals

Dell XPS 15 9520 front view showing display. — Mark Coppock/Digital Trends / Digital Trends

The Dell XPS 15 is a step up in size and power. You’ll get a much bigger screen than on the XPS 13, and with a bigger chassis comes more demanding components. We see Dell start pulling from Nvidia’s line of RTX GPUs, and we see a bunch more RAM getting crammed in there.

XPS 15 (i7, Arc A370M, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) —
XPS 15 (i7, RTX 4050, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD) —

Best Dell XPS 17 deals

Dell XPS 17 9370 front angled view showing display and keyboard deck. — Mark Coppock / Digital Trends

If the screen size is the most important spec for your new laptop, splurge on the Dell XPS 17. There are tons of advantages besides that, including more RAM than you’ll ever need and some RTX GPUs in the 40XX range.

XPS 17 (i7, RTX 4060, 16GB) —
XPS 17 (i7, RTX 4070, 32GB) —
XPS 17 (i9, RTX 4070, 32GB) —
XPS 17 (i9, RTX 4080, 32GB) —

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