“This is product that has been returned to Dell for a variety of reasons including cancellations and specifications changes. All products have been tested and repackaged to Dell standards. Dell also include 1 Year Warranty”
Dell XPS 13 9350 laptop
Intel® Core™ i7-6500U (4M Cache, 2.5GHZ With Turbo up to 3.1GHz)
16 GB DDR3 1866 MHz RAM
512 GB SSD,
13.3 inch QHD+ (3200 x 1800) Infinity Edge Touch Display
Windows 10 Home
Dell WiFi-1820A + Bluetooth 4.1
1 Year Dell Warranty
Dimensions & Weight
Height: 0.33 – 0.6" (9-15mm) | Width: 11.98" (304mm) | Depth: 7.88" (235mm) | Weight: 2.9lbs (1.29kg) touch
Express Mainland UK Delivery Free and £9.99 to N/Ireland
Quantity 3 remaining out of original listing of 4 at time of posting deal.
Top comments
Zub to Nesima
11 Jan 166#25
Yes, it is a proper i7. Intel decides what constitutes an i7, not you.
adamski8080
11 Jan 165#33
Ninjasquirrel5
11 Jan 163#16
My bad.
All comments (47)
Uridium
11 Jan 162#1
Nice. Sadly likely to go cold though as someone will invariably compare it to some clevo chassis based plastic Gaming laptop with a better GPU and more storage for £200 less....
That seems to be the problem when posting Ultra-book deals on here but the Dell XPS range is genuinely beautifully built and worth the extra money. I had the XPS 15 which I returned to buy this instead. The XPS 13 is so portable and with the quality and technology to match. Perfect Ultrabook for me and at £999 plus a tenner post was too good to miss.
Although if size and a touchscreen are important to you over a dedicated GPU and quad core then fair enough.
adamski8080
11 Jan 161#6
My old device was a Dell Inspiron 7537 and was a great Laptop but just too heavy at almost twice the weight of the XPS 13. The light weight, decent spec and high quality materials is what makes these attractive device.
sujj1
11 Jan 16#7
The design is the reason the XPS is my choice. don't care for touchscreen. Size is bonus
candyman86
11 Jan 16#8
any deals on a XPS 15?
5nowman to candyman86
11 Jan 16#26
Looking for this too.. xps 15 with the new processor. No deals anywhere... Dell keeping the prices high.
rollmesome
11 Jan 16#9
That's a 15 inch. Can you get those specs in the 13 inch screen?
repouk
11 Jan 161#10
Cold.
Firstly, it's a Dell Outlet machine anyone could have got.
Secondly, it will not have 12 months warranty by the time you get it. The warranty starts running when the eBay seller receives it from Dell.
adamski8080
11 Jan 161#11
It is also £400 less expensive than the equivalent machine direct from Dell UK. I can sacrifice a few days of my Warranty for that. My last Dell machine was also an outlet device "the one I am replying to you now with and the machine of my daily usage for the last 2 years"
chris2010uk
11 Jan 16#12
Is the touchpad on this any good? In particular, when compared to a Macbook?
Touchpad
The Precision touchpad is also once again excellent, and yet again unchanged from the previous model. To quickly summarize our previous impressions, it’s accurate, smooth, sufficiently large, and it features very good integrated buttons. Gestures are once again flawlessly interpreted.
tjc2005 to chris2010uk
11 Jan 16#29
All touchpads are dire...
Ninjasquirrel5
11 Jan 161#13
Worth noting it's refurbished... And only 3 available...
adamski8080 to Ninjasquirrel5
11 Jan 16#15
Please read the listing. Both of these things are clearly covered.
Ninjasquirrel5
11 Jan 163#16
My bad.
Waksta
11 Jan 16#17
I bought my XPS 15 from an Ebay seller just before Xmas. The one year warranty activated the day I received it when I first logged in. Mine was new though. Not sure about Dell refurbished.
Uncommon Sense
11 Jan 162#18
Let's not forget this has a pretty awesome SSD in it, 512GB NVMe PCIE-3, roughly 1050MBs read speed, and 240k IOps. Roughly £200, on its own. :smiley:
mbuckhurst
11 Jan 16#19
It is perfectly possible to go direct to Dell and buy outlet machines without them ever appearing on the outlet website, presumably that's how so many start their warranty the moment the customer registers the device. I used to buy from the outlet as part of my job.
mike
Nesima
11 Jan 161#20
Ice cold, not a proper i7.
Terribly under powered.
Zub to Nesima
11 Jan 166#25
Yes, it is a proper i7. Intel decides what constitutes an i7, not you.
5nowman
11 Jan 16#21
Do you mind if I PM you on this?
Agharta
11 Jan 16#22
To do that don't you need to buy in bulk (10 - 15 per batch) direct from Dell via their internal auctions or have they stopped that?
cartsp
11 Jan 16#23
Wish that was a smaller form factor
5nowman
11 Jan 16#24
I dunno. Mbuckhurst might know.
akbar2k7
11 Jan 162#27
i would never shell out £1k on any computer with integrated graphics and a 13 inch screen.
adamski8080 to akbar2k7
11 Jan 16#28
Good for you.
CowPuncher to akbar2k7
12 Jan 16#43
Every ultrabook thread brings out the idiots who just don't understand the point of these machines.
hiezra
11 Jan 16#30
Bette with an apple machine
adamski8080 to hiezra
11 Jan 16#31
Who is this Bette and what apple machine do they have?
Agharta to hiezra
11 Jan 161#32
Is that you Frank?
adamski8080
11 Jan 165#33
newwayliu1
11 Jan 161#34
Very attractive price for this, about 6 months ago I tossed and turned between this model but lower spec (i7+8G)
and the MBP 13' (i5+16G). Although eventually I went for the MBP because I mainly need larger memory. The XPS 13 is lighter, thinner and better performance.
UnknownConcept
11 Jan 161#35
As others have said already, far lighter.........but also there is a huge difference between their inspiron range which is basically aimed at consumers and those on a budget against the xps range which is aimed at those willing to splash or at businesses.
If you had both side by side you can tell the difference in quality between the two, in terms of the chasis and build quality.
5nowman
12 Jan 161#36
clicked on expire as it has now expired. what a price. Will need to let us know if more appear!
b3atts
12 Jan 16#37
I got last years XPS13 very recently, 8gb ram, i5 broadwell and 256 ssd, with 3200 x1800 touch screen, imported from USA for about £750 all in including postage/import/exchange fees. It was advertised as a certified refurb, The laptop is literally brand new... I think dell were releasing unsold stock without upsetting the market by stating them as refurbs due to the new skywell.
The laptops are beautiful and the screen is amazing. I'm very happy with it, plays Civ 5 great too!
aceuk
12 Jan 16#38
Is that some kind of Broadwell/Skylake hybrid?
AaronSOLDIER
12 Jan 16#39
Unless someone wants performance over size and weight. Personally I'll take the former but as I originally said, it depends what you want. I'd take performance any day + it's cheaper.
happenstance
12 Jan 16#40
That insperon has ddrm3 and the xps has 4. Also they have the same graphics card. Ive ordered the xps15 quad core i7, yes its almost double the price but the performance is the same as the 15-7000
coventgamer
12 Jan 16#41
would rather a mac book
bargainbill
12 Jan 161#42
Kicking myself for being late to this, super deal.
Good for you if you prefer Mac Book's.
The fact is if you want an ultra portable windows machine with excellent build quality and performance then you won't better this laptop.
Parallax
12 Jan 16#44
And who usually have paid, without a murmur, £750 for a phone.
atcx
12 Jan 16#45
:smile: nice
akbar2k7
12 Jan 16#46
I just dont get why the niche exists.
Uridium
13 Jan 16#47
Some people favour build quality, lightweight and long battery life over pure performance.
How many people spend more money on iPhones when you can pick up a higher spec Android phone for less money?
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Opening post
Dell XPS 13 9350 laptop
Intel® Core™ i7-6500U (4M Cache, 2.5GHZ With Turbo up to 3.1GHz)
16 GB DDR3 1866 MHz RAM
512 GB SSD,
13.3 inch QHD+ (3200 x 1800) Infinity Edge Touch Display
Windows 10 Home
Dell WiFi-1820A + Bluetooth 4.1
1 Year Dell Warranty
Dimensions & Weight
Height: 0.33 – 0.6" (9-15mm) | Width: 11.98" (304mm) | Depth: 7.88" (235mm) | Weight: 2.9lbs (1.29kg) touch
Express Mainland UK Delivery Free and £9.99 to N/Ireland
Quantity 3 remaining out of original listing of 4 at time of posting deal.
Top comments
All comments (47)
http://www.saveonlaptops.co.uk/7559-8045-Dell-Inspiron-15-7000_1856981.html
Although if size and a touchscreen are important to you over a dedicated GPU and quad core then fair enough.
Firstly, it's a Dell Outlet machine anyone could have got.
Secondly, it will not have 12 months warranty by the time you get it. The warranty starts running when the eBay seller receives it from Dell.
Thanks
Touchpad
The Precision touchpad is also once again excellent, and yet again unchanged from the previous model. To quickly summarize our previous impressions, it’s accurate, smooth, sufficiently large, and it features very good integrated buttons. Gestures are once again flawlessly interpreted.
mike
Terribly under powered.
and the MBP 13' (i5+16G). Although eventually I went for the MBP because I mainly need larger memory. The XPS 13 is lighter, thinner and better performance.
If you had both side by side you can tell the difference in quality between the two, in terms of the chasis and build quality.
The laptops are beautiful and the screen is amazing. I'm very happy with it, plays Civ 5 great too!
Good for you if you prefer Mac Book's.
The fact is if you want an ultra portable windows machine with excellent build quality and performance then you won't better this laptop.
How many people spend more money on iPhones when you can pick up a higher spec Android phone for less money?