The Dell Presidents' Day Sale is a goldmine of desktop and laptop deals for professionals - and the price cuts are good they feel like a serious steal
Some great Windows 11 laptops and desktops get a big price-cut over at Dell
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The Presidents' Day Sale is in full swing over at Dell - so, I've selected some of the best desktop and laptop deals you can get for business.
If you need a reliable business laptop for day-to-day tasks, I definitely recommend the Dell 15 Laptop, which is is now $499.99 (was $719.99). That's a good discount on a solid laptop that's well-specced for web browsing, streaming, checking emails, and all the other important tasks. However, I've rounded up alternatives for those who need more power for work like the ultra-lightweight XPS 13 that's also in the sale for $1759.99 (was $2109.99). It's one of the best business-class laptops I've ever used.
For those looking for a desktop for work, the Dell 24 All-in-One is discounted down to $749.99 (was $969.99), and for basic productivity tasks, you can't really go wrong with this one. It's ideal for the office, but I feel it'll excel as a home office machine. Again, you'll find more powerful options below, though.
As you'd expect from Dell's Presidents' Day Sale, most of these machines come in a range of configurations to suit your workflow. And from what I can see, these are also on sale right now.
What's new? Now Presidents' Day is here, I've re-checked prices and stock (some original deals are no longer available). I've also added more desktop and laptop deals.
Best Dell laptop deals
Possibly the best Dell laptop around for day-to-day productivity tasks, the Dell 15 Laptop is well-priced in the Presidents' Day sale, with good specs. An Intel Core i5-1334U processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD.
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If the Dell 15 Laptop doesn't have the display you need, this one does effectively the same with a broader 16in screen. Inside, there's a Core 5 chip, 16GB of memory, and 512GB SSD.
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One of the best business-class laptops I've ever used, the XPS 13 is ideal for travel - we called it " a powerhouse ultrabook" in our review. This Windows 11 Pro config comes with Core Ultra 7 258V series 2 chip, 32GB of memory, and 2TB SSD storage.
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The Dell 16 Premium is a true MacBook alternative, as we discovered in our review, where we found the laptop "beats out the MacBook Pro 16 in almost every way that matters." This one comes with a Core Ultra 7 255H CPU and 16GB RAM - but you can get models with dedicated graphics if you're editing videos and running graphics-intensive tasks.
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This is the laptop we described as "surprisingly great for the price" when we reviewed the Dell 14 Plus. Great for everyday use, this Windows 11 Home model has a Ryzen AI 7 350 processor, 16GB RAM, and a 1TB storage.
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Perfect all-rounder machine, the Pro 16 Plus is Dell's best-selling Pro laptop. It's equipped with AMD Ryzen 5 220 CPU, 16GB RAM - although only 256GB SSD.
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If you need a laptop to handle heavier graphics workloads like video editing, the Alienware 16 Aurora comes in at a good price here. It's not a total beast like the Pro Max, but it is equipped with Core 7 CPU, 16GB RAM, and RTX 5050 graphics.
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A beast of a mobile workstation which in our review we called "a developer’s dream machine, the coder's crutch, and the engineer's engine." This model comes with a Core Ultra 7 265HX processor, RTX PRO 1000 Blackwell Generation graphics, and 32GB RAM.
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Best Dell desktop PC deals
This all-in-one is a good all-rounder for productivity tasks - especially if you're working from home. It comes equipped with an Intel Core i5-1334U, 16GB of memory, and 512GB SSD storage.
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For creative professionals, this Alienware Aurora gaming PC packs an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor 265F with 20 Cores and capable of up to 5.3GHz clock speeds. Also comes with RTX 5060 graphics, 32GB DDR5 RAM, and 1TB storage.
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This is a solid business computer for productivity tasks, with Core Ultra 5 -225 processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. Not the fastest, but ideal for productivity tasks. A few other configurations in the Presidents' Day sale, too, including an Core Ultra 7 / 32GB model with $470 off.
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The Dell Slim is a compact business machine that's well-suited to day-to-day tasks like browsing, emails, and streaming thanks to its 14th Gen Core i3 processor and 8GB RAM.
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If you need more power than the PC above, this configuration is good enough that I had to shine a separate light on it. There's a big discount here, and it's packing a Core Ultra 7 265 chip, Windows 11 Pro, and 16GB RAM.
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A real classic tower desktop PC here, which sports a 10-Core Intel Core Ultra 5 225 Series 2 processor with clock speeds of up to 4.9GHz, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD. Nice shift, too, from your usual all-black monuments as this one is platinum in design.
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Plenty going on with this 27-inch all-in-one desktop, which boasts an Intel Core Ultra 7 chip with 10 cores, 12 threads, and up to 5.4GHz speeds. Elsewhere, you'll find a GeForce MX570A GPU, 32GB RAM, and 1TB storage.
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