Dell XPS 13 9360 refurbished - £834.22 @ Dell Outlet

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Dell XPS 13 9360 refurbished on Dell Outlet £834.22

£834.22 Dell Outlet29 Jun 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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Jackie1985Still

28 Jun 17

Dell XPS laptop. Bought one of these a few weeks ago at much more than this. Works out at £695.18 ex VAT if you're buying for a company.
Nice and light, better screen than a Macbook in my view and tiny bezel.
New ones start at £1,150 and I've never heard of a refurbished one going wrong.

Top comments

frankdobermann1

29 Jun 17 3 #15

Hate the way they put the price without vat then add it at the cart!!! Was just about to pull the trigger until I saw the vat added!!

ollie87 to futura

29 Jun 17 3 #11

Er? There was literally one comment.

Jackie1985Still

28 Jun 17 3 #2

Does this work?
http://outlet.euro.dell.com/Online/SecondaryInventorySearch.aspx?c=uk&cs=ukdfh1&l=en&s=dfh&sign=PXhcOSHtr1T4IOw%2fPR7UdTNodTZU0uYP%2fpTUZNztp44vYPfWzm8J8tb8QPxQ1sXdjkO5Cl838OqfHUvLxoRJ95LXBFruMQS89sL52gk6omAwgaSZ%2f6wlvLD4X8IMqVbBtl7mA0gmHjC02ef%2f%2fPra%2fQXcRLBrFRyHRm3o5WUZMe97VoSOgezbNUVuJzlbmMMSJVB%2flQqmMY3xv9SIvw3R0Wt4%2f%2fUqYqgt%2bfdtyJuKjYhL1deeZFTJc1jOGTrEslCW&awc=6733_1498673376_262a24aa5247ca84ec424d9e96e14d25&CID=281125&LID=5567365&DGC=AF&DGSeg=ARB&ACD=2397230930616840&awc=6733_1498674891_8ed80a6ede99c200bd7a3175181c93b8&CID=281125&LID=5567365&DGC=AF&DGSeg=ARB&ACD=2397230930616840

All comments (32)

hennerz

28 Jun 17 #1

Link not working?

Jackie1985Still

28 Jun 17 3 #2

Mars104

28 Jun 17 #3

Nice, Dell seem to do good outlet prices on current gen stock.

The 2 in 1 qhd had a 25% discount making it £749 inc vat the other day:
25% off XPS 13 - 9365 2-in-1 DOXPS

Currently out of stock. Didn't pull the trigger as I'm not sure about the y series cpu.

andrewfox84

29 Jun 17 2 #4

I'm getting £899

plewis00

29 Jun 17 #5

You got to be fast on the Outlet stock. The ULV series CPUs (now Core M) are honestly fine unless you're hammering the machine, in which case it's arguable you want something larger anyway. Having owned this and the larger XPS 15, I can confirm it's the best Windows experience out there and about the closest you'll get to a Mac without using a Mac, if that's what you're after. Not without its flaws but it's pretty much spot on.

BarrattsMini to plewis00

29 Jun 17 #6

Agreed on fast.

I've been eyeing the outlet now for a month trying to grab an Inspiron 15 7657 model and they're on for maybe 1h max. I saw a mode I wanted yesterday but by he time I got out of a meeting (15m) it had gone.

I think folk flip them on eBay

hotukdealls

29 Jun 17 2 #7

bought mine for £719.23 with 20% discount (9360 1080p i5 7th gen non touch 256gb 8GB RAM)
Laptop looked brand new when it came from outlet, although the keys looked slightly slanted, still, for that price can't complain!

andrewfox84 to hotukdealls

29 Jun 17 #8

how did you get the 20 percent off?

Internet_Tycoon

29 Jun 17 #9

Bought a 9360 i5 7th Gen 250 GB SSD XPS laptop for £650 brand new.

Youngsyr to Internet_Tycoon

29 Jun 17 #14

Would you like a medal?!

Seriously, without adding a bit more context that just comes across as an internet brag, rather than being a helpful post.

futura

29 Jun 17 #10

So many comments saying 'almost like a mac'! Just buy a mac (get a student nus card to get the student discount)

ollie87 to futura

29 Jun 17 3 #11

Er? There was literally one comment.

hotukdealls

29 Jun 17 1 #12

I waited for it to come around.

https://twitter.com/DellOutletUK/status/873098341567021059

wpj

29 Jun 17 #13

I bought an earlier version for my daughter from the outlet and it is still going strong almost 4 years later; she is now complaining about the screen not being as nice as these edge to edge displays (bought one for my son for university from the outlet last June and so far no problems).

Colleague also went for a 15 inch (with 1tb solid state!) and he is blown away by it.

frankdobermann1

29 Jun 17 3 #15

Hate the way they put the price without vat then add it at the cart!!! Was just about to pull the trigger until I saw the vat added!!

stephenashforth

29 Jun 17 2 #16

Add the code DOHOME12 for 12% off

paul.jacobs

29 Jun 17 #17

Be warned, dell outlet warranty is useless, they refused to take in a xps 15 that ground to a halt, taking 10+ mins to start up and kept freezing. They wanted to charge me £70 to have a look at it as they thought it was a software issue. Had to get Amex to refund. Dell didn't dispute it. Never buying Dell again, bought a macbook with NUS discount and haven't looked back.

jackvdbuk to paul.jacobs

29 Jun 17 #19

for future ref, good start would be to check the disk using disk sentinel or trying a linux distro from USB if that freeze too its defo something more deeper. they usually are software issues tho freezing...

Johnmcl7 to paul.jacobs

30 Jun 17 2 #24

The Dell outlet warranty is the same as a standard Dell warranty and I've claimed on it without issue although there can be a bit of knack with Dell staff. They can be difficult when there's not a clearcut failure but it's simply not true to claim there is no warranty for all cases.

olivarrr

29 Jun 17 1 #18

Horrendous coil whine on these. I've had nothing but issues with the XPS 9350, 9360, 9550 and 9560 I've had. I'm not buying any more now. Plus the trackpads are dreadful. I'm not buying another.

formesyn to olivarrr

30 Jun 17 #25

No coil whine on a 9560 I picked up a few months back from the outlet.

hotukdealls

29 Jun 17 1 #20

i have no coil whine on mine at all, then again it is the lower powered version at 9360 i5 1080p so cpu isn't stressed as much.

I knew I had 14 days to return it for a full refund, so took the gamble, and it paid off

barneyccc

29 Jun 17 #21

have you had this long, as I'm tempted to buy an older one too

jyjyjy

29 Jun 17 #22

Had whine on my 9550 when I got it from Outlet too. One call to Dell and a guy was round next day to swap out the motherboard (plus new CPU and GPU as they are soldered on!) and problem was sorted. And could still have returned it as it was within the 14 day period.

Wouldn't let coil whine put you off!

hotukdealls

29 Jun 17 #23

9360 isn't an older model, just a lower end model.
Had this for 2 weeks now, been plenty fine

geforce

30 Jun 17 #26

15% discount if you have a student card!

dasachmo to geforce

30 Jun 17 #27

I asked and the advisor told me you have to have a ac.Uk email address and wouldn't accept NUS. :-(

yorkie

30 Jun 17 1 #28

I have to say my last experience with Dell wasn't great. Bought a certified refurb that developed a fault within the first 30 days of ownership. They asked me if I was comfortable taking apart the laptop to try and fix to which I pointed out that I wasn't prepared to do that and asked for a replacement. After a week of getting nowhere I asked for a refund instead and emailed a letter formally rejecting the goods and advised them that I would also be contacting my CC company in preparation for a claim under Section 75. That finally did the trick, although it was still painfully slow to get the refund. My previous purchase from Dell was trouble free but I never had a problem with the laptop, this however has put me off buying from them in the future as it just wasn't worth the hassle.

I'm voting hot for the deal and hope anyone buying doesn't have any problems.

Tequila

3 Jul 17 #29

Expire
Out of stock.

geforce

5 Jul 17 #30

Oh strange, i got one fine with my NUS extra card and dont have an ac email..

dasachmo

5 Jul 17 #31

The guy I spoke to said no!
Might try again because I want a alienware... But I've heard it's probably best to wait till the end of the month because of the new amd cards... Not too sure if dell will follow and reduce their costs

ferrarian

18 Jul 17 #32

Deal is back! Until 19th July, enjoy 20% off all XPS laptop and desktop in Dell Outlet.

http://www.dell.com/learn/uk/en/ukdfh1/campaigns/shop-outlet-deals

20% off all XPS Laptops1 DOXPS20
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