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Dell EMC World: Transformation Titans Map Out Dell EMC's Path To Growth
With the right pieces now in place, Dell EMC's complete-portfolio call to action is being heard loud and clear across the partner ecosystem.
Marius Haas On Why There's 'Zero Debate' About The Value Of Dell EMC's End-To-End Portfolio
Marius Haas believes that when it comes to determining which vendor partner is going to provide you with long-term value creation opportunities, there's no debate that it's Dell EMC.
John Byrne On Partners Pivoting Away From Cisco, HPE, Lenovo, And Selling The Entire Dell EMC Portfolio
John Byrne says that Dell EMC partners are rapidly moving away from competing vendors and aggressively pushing new business opportunities across the entire combined portfolio.
Dell EMC's Cheryl Cook On The Combined Partner Marketing Perspective
Dell EMC's global channel marketing chief Cheryl Cook talks to CRN about the importance of communication when combining the marketing efforts of two massive partner programs.
Chad Sakac On Dell EMC's Push To Turn Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Into A Utility
Dell EMC is putting the 'pedal to the medal' when it comes to hyper-converged infrastructure and is tasking Chad Sakac and his team with making customer transformation as simple as possible for partners.
Jeremy Burton On How Partners Can Take Advantage Of A Combined Dell, EMC
Ahead of Dell EMC World 2017, Jeremy Burton dug into the blockbuster acquisition and how it primes partners to take advantage of the new combined company.
Dell EMC's David Goulden On What It Means To Be The Biggest Player In Storage
Ahead of Dell EMC World 2017, David Goulden talks to CRN about the new combined storage powerhouse and why you won't heard anyone referred to as 'ex-Dell' or 'ex-EMC.'
Dell's announcement to buy storage giant EMC for $67 billion solidifies the largest deal in the history of the IT business, creating a channel behemoth set to dominate the enterprise IT market. The landmark deal transforms the onetime PC maker, created in Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell's dorm room, into a $90 billion computing force. The deal will enable Dell, the No. 2 server maker, to leverage EMC's dominance in the storage market, setting up the Round Rock, Texas-based company to take on rivals Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Cisco and Oracle as well as upstarts such as Nutanix.
The deal, in which Dell will offer EMC shareholders $33.15 per share, includes EMC subsidiary VMware as a tracking stock that amounts to about $9 per share. Partners are calling the EMC acquisition by Dell a "dream deal," with the belief that it will energize sales for partners, up data center IQs and boost bottom lines.
CRN is covering the deal from all sides. Check here for the latest news surrounding this blockbuster, as well as analysis and exclusive takes from Dell and EMC's biggest competitors.
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You don’t need to have read Egan’s Pulitzer-winning “A Visit From the Goon Squad” to jump feet first into this much-anticipated sequel. But for lovers of the 2010 book’s prematurely nostalgic New Yorkers, cerebral beauty and laser-sharp take on modernity, “The Candy House” is like coming home — albeit to dystopia. This time around, Egan’s characters are variously the creators and prisoners of a universe in which, through the wonders of technology, people can access their entire memory banks and use the contents as social media currency. The result is a glorious, hideous fun house that feels more familiar than sci-fi, all rendered with Egan’s signature inventive confidence and — perhaps most impressive of all — heart. “The Candy House” is of its moment, with all that implies.
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Bennett, a British writer who makes her home in Ireland, first leaped onto the scene with her 2015 debut novel, “Pond.” Her second book contains all of the first’s linguistic artistry and dark wit, but it is even more exhilarating. “Checkout 19,” ostensibly the story of a young woman falling in love with language in a working-class town outside London, has an unusual setting: the human mind — a brilliant, surprising, weird and very funny one. All the words one might use to describe this book — experimental, autofictional, surrealist — fail to convey the sheer pleasure of “Checkout 19.” You’ll come away dazed, delighted, reminded of just how much fun practicing can be, eager to share it with people in your lives. It’s a love letter to books, and an argument for them, too.
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Kingsolver’s powerful new novel, a close retelling of Charles Dickens’s “David Copperfield” set in contemporary Appalachia, gallops through issues including childhood poverty, opioid addiction and rural dispossession even as its larger focus remains squarely on the question of how an artist’s consciousness is formed. Like Dickens, Kingsolver is unblushingly political and works on a sprawling scale, animating her pages with an abundance of charm and the presence of seemingly every creeping thing that has ever crept upon the earth.
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After losing her brother when she was 12, one of the narrators of Serpell’s second novel keeps coming across men who resemble him as she works through her trauma long into adulthood. She enters an intimate relationship with one of them, who’s also haunted by his past. This richly layered book explores the nature of grief, how it can stretch or compress time, reshape memories and make us dream up alternate realities. “I don’t want to tell you what happened,” the narrator says. “I want to tell you how it felt.”
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Diaz uncovers the secrets of an American fortune in the early 20th century, detailing the dizzying rise of a New York financier and the enigmatic talents of his wife. Each of the novel’s four parts, which are told from different perspectives, redirects the narrative (and upends readers’ expectations) while paying tribute to literary titans from Henry James to Jorge Luis Borges. Whose version of events can we trust? Diaz’s spotlight on stories behind stories seeks out the dark workings behind capitalism, as well as the uncredited figures behind the so-called Great Men of history. It’s an exhilarating pursuit.
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Yong certainly gave himself a formidable task with this book — getting humans to step outside their “sensory bubble” and consider how nonhuman animals experience the world. But the enormous difficulty of making sense of senses we do not have is a reminder that each one of us has a purchase on only a sliver of reality. Yong is a terrific storyteller, and there are plenty of surprising animal facts to keep this book moving toward its profound conclusion: The breadth of this immense world should make us recognize how small we really are.
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In this quietly wrenching memoir, Hsu recalls starting out at Berkeley in the mid-1990s as a watchful music snob, fastidiously curating his tastes and mercilessly judging the tastes of others. Then he met Ken, a Japanese American frat boy. Their friendship was intense, but brief. Less than three years later, Ken would be killed in a carjacking. Hsu traces the course of their relationship — one that seemed improbable at first but eventually became a fixture in his life, a trellis along which both young men could stretch and grow.
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In this rich and nuanced book, Aviv writes about people in extreme mental distress, beginning with her own experience of being told she had anorexia when she was 6 years old. That personal history made her especially attuned to how stories can clarify as well as distort what a person is going through. This isn’t an anti-psychiatry book — Aviv is too aware of the specifics of any situation to succumb to anything so sweeping. What she does is hold space for empathy and uncertainty, exploring a multiplicity of stories instead of jumping at the impulse to explain them away.
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Through case histories as well as independent reporting, Villarosa’s remarkable third book elegantly traces the effects of the legacy of slavery — and the doctrine of anti-Blackness that sprang up to philosophically justify it — on Black health: reproductive, environmental, mental and more. Beginning with a long personal history of her awakening to these structural inequalities, the journalist repositions various narratives about race and medicine — the soaring Black maternal mortality rates; the rise of heart disease and hypertension; the oft-repeated dictum that Black people reject psychological therapy — as evidence not of Black inferiority, but of racism in the health care system.
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O’Toole, a prolific essayist and critic, calls this inventive narrative “a personal history of modern Ireland” — an ambitious project, but one he pulls off with élan. Charting six decades of Irish history against his own life, O’Toole manages to both deftly illustrate a country in drastic flux, and include a sly, self-deprecating biography that infuses his sociology with humor and pathos. You’ll be educated, yes — about increasing secularism, the Celtic tiger, human rights — but you’ll also be wildly, uproariously entertained by a gifted raconteur at the height of his powers.
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Beckerman, a former editor at the Book Review, turns his lens on the small moments — 17th-century correspondence, Chartist petitions, Futurist manifestoes — that led to larger revolutions. In a moment where all discourse seems conducted at top volume, Beckerman mounts an argument for “a realm of relative quiet,” as our reviewer said, “where millions of connections are daily wired together, and which offer to conversationalists thoughtful rather than thoughtless provocations, solid sources of knowledge rather than fathomless wells of ignorance, and even, every so often, shots of pleasurable illumination.”
Dr Mohamed bin Saif al-Kuwari at the launch of the book.
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MoECC) has announced the launch of a book titled 'Implementation of Recycled Aggregate in Construction' at a special ceremony held as part of the ongoing Doha International Book Fair (DIBF).
The launch took place in the number of ministry officials and members of the public.
Dr Mohamed bin Saif al-Kuwari, who led a research initiative that sought to explore the wider use of recycled and local materials in government projects, highlighted different aspects of the book.
"The use of recycled aggregate in Qatar and the Gulf region is relatively new, and can make significant contribution to the vast infrastructure development witnessed over the last decade. Lack of experience with recycled aggregates in the aggressive conditions of the Gulf, particularly lack of long-term performance data, has raised concerns on the durability and long-term performance of
recycled aggregate in service, as compared to primary aggregates," the ministry said in a statement.
"The purpose of the book is to support the government's strategy of sustainable development through the effective implementation of recycled aggregates in construction," it stressed. "Qatar National Vision 2030 reinforces sustainable development and places great emphasis on preserving and protecting the environment, as one of the four pillars of national development, alongside social, economic and human development. With the vast investment made in infrastructure projects, the government has set targets for the efficient use of natural resources, with a recycling target to use 20% of recycled aggregate to replace primary aggregate in government construction projects by 2022."
Government initiatives for facilitating the implementation of recycling include the development of relevant standards and specifications, guidelines and manuals that permit the use of recycled aggregate in various construction applications, and a consistent supply of recycled aggregates at regulated prices.
The approach adopted in the book is to use practical evidence, based on site data in real exposure conditions up to five years in service, for the performance assessment of recycled aggregates. Recycled and alternative aggregates were used to replace primary aggregate in different proportions in various construction applications of asphalt, concrete and unbound granular products. The assessment was done on the basis that the construction products made with recycled and alternative aggregate should produce a performance that is at least equivalent to that of conventional construction products made with primary aggregate.
Recommendations are made for the wider and more efficient implementation of recycled aggregate in construction.
The book sheds light on the main solid waste streams in Qatar with advanced technologies in innovative construction products. Wadi gravel is one of the main resources identified for use as aggregate in concrete and unbound applications.
The material is produced as a by-product from sand washing plants. Wadi gravel is processed using advanced crushing, screening and washing to minimise gypsum deposits adhering to the particles to acceptable levels for use in construction. Wadi gravel is available in
various sand deposits in the southern region of Qatar, mainly the areas of Al Kharaij, Al Kharara and Mekaines, with the latter deposit containing approximately 4.5 million tonnes alone.
Advanced testing of physical, chemical, mechanical and petrographic analyses was conducted on processed Wadi gravel in specialised
laboratories in the UK and the Public Works Authority (Ashghal) Research & Development Centre within the Ashghal Quality and Safety Department.
The results showed excellent performance and compliance with national and international specifications for use in concrete and drainage applications as a replacement to imported gabbro with positive impacts on cost andthe environment.
As part of the project implementation, the team worked closely with experts from Ashghal in implementing Wadi gravel as a pipe bedding material in trench soakaways, in one of the infrastructure projects in Umm Salal. Monitoring th performance of Wadi gravel after 18 months in service showed encouraging results for wider use in infrastructure projects.
The use of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) in road construction was also investigated. The technique is based on milling old roads and recycling the RAP materials in new asphalt mixtures, with conservative use of gabbro and bitumen.
RAP recycling has positive impacts on cost and the environment, with the potential use of 100% materials to Improve aggregate supply chain and accelerate project completion. The performance of RAP asphalt was monitored in five Ashghal projects in the Doha, Al Wakra, Old Airport and Izghawa areas, with positive and encouraging results after exposure to traffic loadings and weather conditions.
The project team is delighted with the outcomes of the recycling implementation project that support the Qatar National Environment and Climate Change Strategy.
A research project was awarded by the Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF) to the then Ministry of Municipality and Environment on the use of recycled materials in construction. The three-year project commenced in 2018 and was led by Dr al-Kuwari along with other experts. It was implemented in partnership with Ashghal.
The statement acknowledged the support received from HE Sheikh Dr Faleh bin Nasser al-Thani, Minister of Environment and Climate
Change; HE Dr Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Subaiei, Minister of Municipality; and Dr Saad bin Ahmed al-Muhannadi, president of Ashghal, for their continuous encouragement of innovation and development, while also thanking QNRF for its funding and sponsorship of the scientific research project that serves the country and achieves prosperity for the community.
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If you're shopping for a laptop, you have torrent of options to choose among, be it a thin mobile companion or a hefty, rugged notebook, with a vast range of options in between. Where even to start? Sometimes the easiest thing to do is to narrow down your options based on what you know. And sometimes that's a brand you've long used and trusted.
If you're familiar with Dell, you probably have some opinion regarding how reliable the company's products are, how its customer service works, and the general quality of the user experience that those products and services deliver. If you're brand-loyal, it's a reasonable way to whittle down your options, while still helping you zero in on a great product. Picking a brand you trust does half the deciding for you.
Whether you're after a fast laptop for crunching numbers at work, or a laptop for staying productive at home or on the go, there's a good chance that Dell has a model you've considered buying. The company has solid machines at all levels of the market. Read on for a breakdown of our current top tested Dell laptops in a variety of user categories, followed by a guide to Dell's various laptop lines. (There's a bunch!)
Dell's latest Inspiron 16 Plus isn't a perfect desktop replacement, but it offers robust features at a reasonable price, with solid performance from its 12th Generation Intel H-series CPU and Nvidia RTX graphics.
The Dell Inspiron 15 3000 (3511) excels as a budget laptop that can handle day-to-day tasks and some very light gaming, and it even comes with Windows 11—all for under $400.
The latest Dell XPS 13 maintains its classy ultraportable design, but going ever thinner brings some significant drawbacks, leaving this edition short of our typically lofty expectations.
It's over three pounds and nearly 3,000 bucks, but Dell's Latitude 9430 2-in-1 is a first-class business convertible.
With the latest Intel processors and a stunning OLED touch screen, the latest Dell XPS 15 is as good as desktop replacement laptops get.
The brand-new Alienware x14 joins the upper echelon of 14-inch gaming laptops, delivering a sound gaming experience and fast overall performance in a super-portable design.
The updated 2022 Dell XPS 17 adds Intel’s latest 12th Gen "Alder Lake" CPUs to its winning design, amping up this already impressive laptop. It remains one of our top picks among 17-inchers.
The Alienware m17 R5 is a powerhouse gaming laptop with the latest and greatest components and configuration options, keeping the brand's unique aesthetic while hitting new performance highs.
Designed to withstand the rigors of daily life in the classroom, at home, and in between, the Dell Chromebook 11 hits a trifecta: rugged, affordable, and great for kids.
Highly customizable and sporting an attractive carbon-fiber chassis, the Dell Latitude 7420 is our new favorite ultraportable for businesses.
The workstation sibling of the celebrated Dell XPS 15, the Precision 5560 is a slim, splendid-screened laptop that can handle all but the toughest professional apps.
Dell's Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme Tablet lives up to its name by laughing at drops, splashes, and temperatures that would blow the average slate to smithereens. It's ideal for first responders and factory floors.
Buying Guide: The Best Dell Laptops for 2022
When you're looking at Dell's laptop product line, you'll want to concentrate on which of its six main families of laptop best meets your needs. The ones to familiarize yourself with are Inspiron, XPS, Alienware, G Series, Latitude, and Precision. You'll find both clamshell and 2-in-1 convertible entries in all of these families apart from the two gaming-oriented ones.
For use in home or school, Dell's Inspiron brand comprises consumer laptops of every stripe: power machines, inexpensive "just enough" machines, big displays, ultracompacts. Whether you're editing photos or managing your home finances, Inspiron's copious options fit both screen-size and budget needs for most buyers. These machines are mostly Windows models; if you want something a little less expensive for simple tasks and browsing online, consider Dell's Chromebooks, which put basic functionality into an affordable package that works great for kids and students.
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Dell breaks its Inspiron line into three gradations or levels: 3000, 5000, and 7000 series. As you go up that stack, you tend to see more premium features, and higher relative pricing. The number between the word "Inspiron" and the series number is typically the screen size of the laptop; an Inspiron 13 5000, for example, would be a 13-inch-screened laptop with middle-field characteristics.
The various guises of the Dell XPS 13 have been our "near-perfect" mainstream and power laptops for some time now. Refresh after refresh, Dell keeps tuning to keep this hardy machine on top. XPS signifies, on both the desktop and laptop side of the fence, a premium-design, fully decked-out machine that bridges demanding consumers and business users. It's Dell's line of power tools that are equally at home in a home office, a coffee shop, a conference room, or a high-stakes business meeting.
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XPS-class laptops also sometimes serve as guinea pigs for introducing futuristic features, such as the new XPS 13 Plus, which ditches a physical touchpad in favor of a haptic feedback mechanism integrated into the palm rest. These experiments aside, you won't find a lot of variety in the XPS laptop line in terms of screen size or stratification, just configurable versions of the 13-inch-screened XPS 13 and 15-inch XPS 15 as both clamshells and swiveling-screen 2-in-1s. The XPS 17, the biggest model, has a 17-inch screen and is only available in a clamshell form factor.
If gaming is more your style, Dell's Alienware brand delivers, if you're on the market for a serious, blinged-out gaming cruiser. The latest components combine with premium construction and design, earning Alienware a well-deserved reputation as an aspirational brand among PC gamers. The Alienware machines tend to be big, brawny models with heavy graphics firepower and prices to match, though the brand known for its classic Area-51m bruiser has made forays into some leaner machines with its m15 and m17 series models and the even leaner Alienware X-Series.
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Dell also sells gaming laptops under its G Series brand, introduced in 2018. Before this new sub-brand's introduction, this aggressively priced, lower-end line was part of the Inspiron family. Dell split it out as its own animal, and now the G Series is aimed at mainstream and budget-constrained gamers, with more modest designs than the Alienwares and component loadouts that are humbler but still workable for the latest games.
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The G Series models hover above and below the $1,000 mark, while the Alienwares start north of that. Models in the G Series are gradated like the Inspirons, into G3, G5, and G7 classes, with the higher numbers indicating higher-grade builds and feature sets.
Then there's business. Dell's Latitude brand is the mainstay for its business laptops, competing with options from Lenovo (the ThinkPad T series) and HP (the various EliteBook lines). Latitude offers options for workers in the office or in the field, with a mix of thin-yet-powerful laptops and durable systems that can take a beating.
Like the Inspirons and the G Series, the Latitudes make use of the same 3000, 5000, and 7000 nomenclature, with the addition of a top-of-the-line 9000 series. The second number in the four-digit model number signifies the screen size. So a Dell Latitude 7390 is in the second-from-the-top of the four lines, with a 13.3-inch screen; a Latitude 9500 would be a top-grade machine with a 15.6-inch screen.
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Beyond the "simply" durable units, the Latitude line is also home to a few costly, highly ruggedized models that are designed to be used in hostile environments: doused in water, clipped onto an ATV, exposed to cold and wind, and the like. These are branded under the Latitude Rugged Extreme moniker.
Mobile workstations are a breed of machines that share some traits with business models, but they stand apart for their Independent Software Vendor (ISV) certifications and, in some cases, specialized CPU and GPU options and support for highly precise error-correcting-code (ECC) memory. ISV certifications supply users of demanding professional business apps (in areas such as scientific computing, architecture, and engineering) assurances that the workstation will run up to snuff with a given application. Companies such as Adobe, Autodesk, Avid, Dassault Systemés, and Siemens tend to be the ISVs involved.
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Dell's line of mobile workstations is its Precision line, which comprises both laptop and desktop models. On the laptop side, Precision makes use of the same 3000, 5000, and 7000 series lingo as the other lines, with the screen size indicated within the model number.
A workstation might make use of consumer- or business-grade Intel CPUs, but the mark of a high-end workstation is the presence of a mobile Intel Xeon CPU and a dedicated workstation-grade graphics processor from Nvidia (RTX A-series, formerly Quadro) or AMD (Radeon Pro, much less common). The latter are in contrast to their consumer-GPU counterparts (GeForce GTX/RTX and Radeon RX, respectively) and are designed specifically for the kind of heavy-duty calculations that ISV-class applications require. Dell also offers a few 2-in-1 models in the Precision line; convertible workstations are far less common than their consumer counterparts.
There are plenty of solid Dell systems to choose from, but don't be overwhelmed by the options. We've combed through our many reviews and singled out the best Dell systems in multiple categories. For more (Dell and non-Dell) options, check out our favorite laptops overall (updated constantly), as well as our lists of the best Chromebooks, the best budget laptops, and the best gaming laptops.
Ready to shop? Then here’s how you redeem your Dell voucher code:
Browse our list of Dell promo codes and choose the one that suits you best.
Copy the code carefully.
Go to the Dell website, choose your products and go to “basket”.
Paste your code into the text box provided, and click "apply."
Your Dell discount codes will be processed automatically.
Check that you’ve entered the correct code. Copy and paste is the best way to do this.
Make sure your Dell discount code matches the item you’re trying to buy – some codes are brand-specific.
Check the expiry date – out of date Dell voucher codes will not work.
Rewards programme: If you sign up to Dell Rewards, you get 1 point for every £1 spent. When you hit 500 points, you’ll get a £15 Dell voucher to spend on future purchases. You need to sign up before you place your order, but it’s well worth the effort given the savings that can be made.
Refurbished products: If you go to Dell’s Outlet page, you can find a huge range of refurbished products. Categorised as “For Home” and “For Business”, you can make huge savings on kit that is as good as new, but may have a surface imperfection. Refurbished products usually get the same generous warranty as new items.
Dell discount codes: We may be biased, but we truly believe that using discount codes are the greatest way to save money anywhere. No need to rely on sales or offers – the Dell discount codes are there for you to use at any time!
If there are no Dell promo codes online right now, here are some things you can try instead:
Take a look through some of our expired codes. These do sometimes still work even after the expiry date has passed!
Pop back to this page regularly to see when there are new Dell coupons uploaded.
Check out some of our other, similar voucher pages.
Dell’s Black Friday sale
Dell go all-out during the Black Friday sales period, often starting early and running right past Cyber Monday. You can find deals that include free delivery, as well as Dell discounts of 50% or more on everything from monitors to accessories. If you shop during Black Friday, you can potentially save hundreds of pounds on new kit.
Seasonal sales
In the run-up to Christmas, Dell voucher deals are plentiful, with the Boxing Day sales the best time to make big savings. Fill the kids’ stockings with USBs and other small accessories, or delight the gamer in your life with a brand new keyboard. Post-Christmas, deals get better and better until the very end of the January sales.
Back to school deals
Dell turns its attention to educational equipment when it's time to go back to school. This is when you can pick up tablets, monitors and laptops in time for the new term, some with as much as 35% off. Keep an eye out for Dell discount codes for at least 15% off laptop bags and other protective covers to make travelling with your kit even easier.
You can find the Dell sale under the Deals tab on their website. Keep an eye out for Dell clearance prices on end-of-range and over-stock products.
Dell offers free delivery on all purchases and it usually takes around 4 days (excluding bank holidays and weekends). Some products are marked as free next-day delivery if ordered before 2 pm, or you can use a Dell voucher code to get your goodies to you quicker.
Dell student discounts of 10% are accessible if you sign up to UNiDAYS.
You can usually get at least a 10% discount for signing up to the Dell newsletter. But Dell sign-up rewards change all the time, so you might be lucky enough to secure a bigger saving.
You might find offers through a third-party cashback provider, but there is no official Dell cashback scheme.
Unfortunately, there are currently no Dell gift vouchers available on their UK site.
If you need to return any of your Dell purchases, it is important to keep the following information in mind:
You have 2 weeks from the date your order was delivered to return your items.
You must notify Dell of your intention to return the item.
You can request the return via customer support.
Products must be returned in their original condition.
Although there is no official Dell next day delivery, all orders aim to be dispatched the following working day and therefore should arrive within 2-3 working days, dependent on your location. This is a free delivery service.
Although there is no specific Dell new customer discount, most of the discounts above can be used by both new and existing customers! Take a look through our Dell discount codes and find the one that suits your order best. Then, apply it at the checkout and your savings will be applied instantly.
If you’re looking to buy from Dell – you’re in luck! The Dell price match (before you buy) states that if you find a Dell product cheaper elsewhere, you are able to contact the customer service number and they will match the price. What’s more, if you’ve just made a purchase and then see that the same product drops in price in under 30 days after busing the product, Dell will refund you the difference!
Health workers can benefit hugely from the Dell NHS discount! Bag yourself up to 25% off across all laptops, desktops, monitors, and accessories! Simply register your NHS worker status to benefit from this discount.
Shop a little differently and browse through Dell refurbished laptops, tablets, and more for high-performing technology at a fraction of the original cost. Visually and diagnostically inspected to ensure only the highest quality items are being sold, you can be confident knowing that you are getting like-new products despite the super-low Dell outlet price tag.
Purchase Dell laptops that will let you do more for less; there’s no need to wait for Dell sales when you can find a Dell deal any time of year by shopping refurbished.
Upgrade your device to the latest tech with our Dell coupons and shop for the accompanying computer accessories guilt-free! Never miss out when you browse with a Dell promotion code, for deals on your next Dell gaming laptop, state-of-the-art desktop computers, or monitors. When you use the Dell promo code all you have to do is watch the savings roll in! If you're shopping from the United States and you're looking for a discount, make sure to browse online and search for Dell US coupon. You will be able to view the available US coupons marked as Dell coupon code US or discount code US. Make sure to enter the relevant coupon for country-related discounts and shipping policies.
To redeem your discount, log in to your online account and select the items you want. Then enter your valid coupon code in the provided section during checkout. The discount code will automatically be deducted from your total cost. For more information on how to save and redeem instructions, check out the Dell website or contact customer service via email or live chat.
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| Discount Type | Discount Codes & Deals | Discount Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online Coupon | $150 off with this Dell coupon | $150 Off | Expired |
| Online Coupon | 10% off with this Dell student discount code | 10% Off | Expired |
| Online Coupon | Dell coupon for $50 off orders over $699 | $50 Off | Ongoing |
| Online Coupon | 10% off computers - Dell coupon code | 10% Off | Expired |
| Online Coupon | 15% off monitors with this Dell coupon code | 15% Off | Expired |
| Online Coupon | 20% off select laptops using this Dell promo code | 20% Off | Expired |
