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Alienware m15 gaming laptop is $380 off and includes a $200 Visa gift card
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TL;DR: The high-performance Alienware m15 gaming laptop is on sale for $1,699.99, down from $2,079, and includes a $200 Visa promo gift card.
Gaming on a desktop or console is great, but you can’t exactly take your gameplay with you. To get a full experience on the go, you need a .
Alienware is a huge name in the industry and right now at Dell, you can get the Alienware m15 gaming laptop on sale for $1,699.99, a savings of $380. Plus, you’ll get a free $200 Visa prepaid gift card included with the purchase.
This laptop is thin and portable while providing stellar performance. It has powerful graphics cards and an impressive battery that lasts up to 17 hours. On the 15-inch screen you’ll experience lifelike colors with a UHD OLED display. There are more than 8 million pixels, so even the fastest moving moments of games come off as crisp and clear.
A machine that’s used for extended periods of use needs to be able to manage the side effects that come along with it. The Alienware m15 has a reliable cooling system to make sure the laptop doesn’t overheat while in use.
Pick up the Alienware m15 gaming laptop at Dell for $1,699.99 and get a $200 Visa gift card.
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