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Dell XPS 13 laptop on sale for £500 off with this code (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The adaptable Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 laptop is on sale for £1,399 in the Dell 72-hour sale, saving you £500 on list price.
Attention all fans of quality laptops and desktops, because Dell has launched its 72-hour sale, with 14% off literally hundreds of devices.
This is an impressive sale, and great for anyone looking to pick up a discounted Dell device, but there is one special deal that really deserves your attention. Until Sept. 18, you can save a massive £500 on the new Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 laptop. All you need to do is use the code MEGA500 at the checkout, and the price drops from £1,899 to just £1,399. That is a really low price for such a new device.
The latest XPS model features a HDR 16:10 display as well as Intel’s latest 10th gen i7-1065G7 processor. You get up to 2.5 times more performance in a thinner frame, packaged in a luxurious design. It’s a seriously stylish and powerful device, without any real weaknesses.
The clock is ticking on this sale, so you’ll have to act fast if you want to pick up a bargain. What are you waiting for?
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