The Dell XPS 13 is a consistently great laptop and this particular model is on sale at an awesome discount at Dell right now.
Labor Day sales are upon us and if you’re looking for a new and well-reviewed laptop, you’re going to adore what Dell has available right now. As part of its Labor Day laptop sales, you can buy a Dell XPS 13 for just $599. This is a tremendous bargain for anyone looking for a great laptop for home or work use, as well as if you’re still seeking a new laptop for taking to school with you.
Why you should buy the Dell XPS 13 The Dell XPS 13 has the kind of style that means we can ably describe it as a “true answer to the MacBook Air”. It’s ideal for business users who want to travel light as well as students looking for a cool laptop to take to class. With this particular model, you get a 12th-generation Intel Core i5 processor along with 8GB of memory and 256GB of SSD storage.
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