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Killer deals on Dell XPS and Alienware laptops are here for Cyber Week

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Cyber Monday 2019 has come to an end coming to an end. So, if you’ve been waiting until just now to find a great laptop deal, then you better hurry while Cyber Week sales are still live. Dell, Lenovo, Apple and HP are all offering pretty substantial sales on all the top laptops. Big retailers like Amazon and Best Buy are also dropping MacBook deals and Chromebook deals as the buying holiday keeps ramping up.

If a Dell laptop is what you’re after, however, look no further than this XPS and Alienware sale going on right now. With enormous savings to be had, now is a great time to pick up a new portable for work, play, gaming, or more.

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Dell G5 15 Gaming Laptop — $300 off

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Starting on the more affordable end of this gaming sale is the Dell G5 laptop. Though we haven’t actually reviewed this model, we have taken a look at the Dell G3 and gave it a decent score. These budget gaming laptops were designed with gamers in mind, cutting costs in all of the right places to offer good quality for less. It’s thin, light, and comes with overall solid performance. Under the hood, it comes packed with an 8th generation Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB of memory, and a 256GB SSD. In addition to that, the Nvidia GeForce GTX Ti video card allows for improved loading performance for the more graphic-intensive games out there.

Normally priced at $1,150, the Dell G5 is currently on sale for just $850. With that $300 Cyber Week price cut, it’s one of the more affordable gaming laptops you’ll find that won’t leave you feeling like you went to cheap.

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Dell XPS 15 — $300 off

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While the Dell XPS 13 is one of our favorite laptops, so is the XPS 15. Sporting a powerful Core i7-9750H processor, 16GB of RAM, and the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650, the XPS 15 is a true beast of a laptop. The OLED display is also quite beautiful, and we especially loved its color accuracy. It is now on sale for $1,649 instead of $1,949 at Dell — which may very well be worth it as our computing team gave the laptop a rare five-star perfect review.

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Alienware m15 Gaming Laptop — $300 off

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If you’re looking to nab one of Dell’s more premium gaming laptops at a discount today, you should definitely consider the Alienware line. We actually reviewed the Alienware m15 and found that it had a great keyboard, a fast, fluid screen, and an overall fantastic gaming performance. Built with an eighth-generation Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD, it doesn’t cut any corners as a functional laptop. The addition of an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card is really what gives it that gaming-level of performance, though.

Normally priced at $1,750 from Dell’s website, this portable gaming machine is down to $1,450 right now. It’s an expensive purchase, but what you get for that price will likely make it worth it.

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