We've seen our fair share of Dell XPS 13 deals over the past few days - thanks to Dell's own Presidents' Day sales dropping a few doorbusters here and there, but we think we've just spotted the best ones yet.
In particular, this Core i7 model with a 256GB SSD for $734.99 (was $1,049.99) (opens in new tab) and this Core i7 model with a 512GB SSD for $783.99 (was $1,149.99) (opens in new tab) have caught our eye. As you've probably gleaned from the specs so far - these are pretty powerful machines for the money and it's not every day you see an XPS 13 almost break the sub-$700 barrier with such a powerful processor under the hood.
It is, however, worth noting that these XPS 13 deals are for an updated older model and do have a slightly thicker bottom bezel than the newest 2020/2021 chassis version. That said, the newest models simply can't hold a candle to these ones when it comes to outright value as you'd be looking at paying at least an extra $200 (opens in new tab) just to secure yourself the latest model with an i3 processor.
With a 10th gen Core i7, this XPS is also easily beating out its competition from other brands right now too, such as the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon ($949.99 (opens in new tab)) and the newest Apple MacBook Air M1 ($987.61 (opens in new tab)). Both of these ultrabooks are fine choices with high-end features, excellent build quality, and up-to-date specs but right now they can't compete with the XPS 13 with regards to value. Subsequently, these XPS 13's are looking like a rather solid buy right now for those looking for a slick ultrabook.
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If you'd like to do a bit of further reading about Dell's premium line of ultrabooks, visit our main Dell XPS 13 deals (opens in new tab) article. Also worth checking out is this week's best HP Spectre X360 deals (opens in new tab), which are another great line of Windows-based ultrabooks.