Only 1 left now :stuck_out_tongue:

As it gone up in price?

The John lewis is much lower spec, i3 processor, 6GB ram, and Intel HD Graphics 4400.

The refurb is a good deal

Different processor.

All gone.

How did you get it for £370?

Screenshot was taken 10 mins ago, but now seems all gone or just someone puts in basket. Item will automatically remove from basket if not check out within 15 mins

I'm getting pre VAT price of £349 :disappointed: not happy! You did well haha!

Come back 15 mins later you may find surprise haha :stuck_out_tongue:, also student can have 10% discount which makes it even more great deal at 333.72 :sunglasses:

...It's gone up in price :disappointed:

Jeez are people still buying laptops with 5400rpm drives? Add another £70 minimum for an SSD. Not that hot for me.

What the hell is an "Internal English Keyboard" ?

Considering I paid around £430 for a brand new Inspiron with Core i7-3632QM, 6GB RAM, Radeon 2gb graphics and 750GB HDD with 15.6inch HD screen (not full HD I admint) back in 2012, not sure if this is a good deal. I thought technological advances were going to make computational cost lower (even considering inflation). So not voting cold/hot.

Also this is a DELL - be prepared to receive either a faulty laptop (dead pixels / screen not working) or missing screws. In the last 10 years or so I have ordered five Dell products 1 desktop and 4 laptops. The desktop was fine but all 4 laptops had problems - two returned immediately due to dead pixels, one returned after several months because the screen just kept switching off randomly - and my current one - had quite a lot of screws missing in places (they should have been there according to Dell's manual).

To their credit, they do accept returns/refund for faulty laptops ( - I guess judging by the number of returns they must receive they had lots of practice streamlining the process?).

Gone, gutted. This is like the perfect laptop. FHD and under £400

Bought this on Christmas Eve. Perfect condition, popped the dvd drive out and mounted an ssd and reinstalled windows to that. Great wee machine.

They had some 17" FHD ones earlier today, around £450 including VAT. I am currently on my 2nd refurb in 10 years, and have been very happy with both of them; saved a few hundred quid easily.

That's not the same one (i3 vs i5)

Insane spec for price. Never see deals this good when I browse the outlet :disappointed:

Expire it please. This is just rubbing it for those of who missed it

A couple of these have popped up within the last half an hour (around 7.45pm ish) so it's well worth refreshing now and then.

fair chance it is, i didn't check to be honest, i'd had the laptop 20 mins before i did it spur of he moment as i was cleaning old chests out and found a sealed caddy and got excited haha.

if anyone knows without me popping anything open it would be appreciated, although it eems to run same as the desktop on sata 3, but im no speed checker

Clicked the expire button for a while already, now it's expired, hope my post helped someone, see you guys next time! :sunglasses:

How to get student discount on dell outlet?

Easy, just talk to the online agent

Has anyone else had problems with Dell outlet kit? My first Dell outlet laptop a few years back came without any drivers installed. I've just got another one last week which is showing the charger as unrecognised and therefore won't charge. I've tried updating the BIOS (showing version A01 but version A09 is the latest update!) but it won't allow it. Surely Dell has some kind of quality control before shipping their products out.

It gets better. Because the original unit went to Turkey and seems to have made it's way to Dell Outlet UK, I am not listed as the owner. Therefore I have had to fill in an change of ownership form and can't get any service from Dell until this goes through! So I'm stuck now with a laptop which has to be permanently plugged in until the change of ownership goes through! Brilliant.

Aff, we've had that too. Perhaps they've changed things as you used to phone them up about that and they would do the change of ownership which would take a few days but address the issue since we could provide the order confirmation email(s) to show it really was us that bought it. Therefore come out the next working day to repair the computer.

Can you try that with them as that's ridiculous you can't get it repaired until the change of ownership happens which could take days, weeks or even months? I would also ask them to compensate you (normally it's a partial refund of 10% - they wouldn't go any further than that with us) which I would think you should receive since you've been inconvenienced by this issue. Otherwise you may want to consider returning it for full refund or a replacement (if they can offer that which normally they can't).

Just a word of warning to anyone considering purchasing a Dell outlet laptop. As stated above, mine arrived complete with Dell charger. The Dell charger is not recognised by the laptop and therefore won't charge. This means the laptop has to be plugged in all the time, therefore not much use as a laptop! This laptop has been sent out faulty which begs the question, how well has it been tested/repaired prior to re-sale? I have now just spent 33 minutes waiting for technical support to answer before I hung up. I'm now in the process of formally rejecting the laptop.

No GPU on my 13 though. It's not a true SSD either but a hybrid. Is this ok for £366 or could I do better??

4th gen I think. I believe it's a 4210U