Dell Offers Its 4.8 Rated 15.6″ Laptop for Almost 60% to Clear Out Stock, Loaded With Windows 11 Pro
When was the last time you upgraded your laptop? If you're still working off of a piece of ten year old tech, it may be time to start looking for a replacement. This Dell laptop is a super versatile option that can fulfill a lot of the needs of pretty much anyone, be it you're a student, small business owner, or just someone who wants to go online with something other than their phone. Dell has its 15.6-inch laptop with Windows 11 Pro installed on sale. It has different options for RAM and storage, but it's most affordable option is for 57% off, bringing it down from its listed price of $1,300 to just $560. That'll save you a full $740.
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With the Dell 3530 laptop, you have your choice of 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB of RAM. Likewise, you can choose between 512GB, 1TB, or 2TB of storage. The cheapest option is the 16GB memory with 512GB of storage at $560. Upping the RAM to 32GB and storage to 1TB will bring the price to just $630. Bringing the RAM up again to 64GB takes it to $759. And finally, upgrading to a full 2TB will make it $889. All options are running on an Intel 10-core i5-1334U processor to achieve fast and reliable speeds.
Portability at Its Finest
The display is nice and large at 15.6 inches across, capable of HD 1920 by 1080 resolution to accurately display all the info you need to see. There's hardly any bezel at all so you really maximize your screen real estate while keeping the laptop compact. And the laptop itself is thin and lightweight, keeping it easy to bring back and forth from home to work or to a nearby coffee shop. You can even take it outside with it's anti-glare screen.
The laptop comes with Window 11 Pro preinstalled, so you can use the latest operating system from Microsoft to help attend to all your school needs. You also get Microsoft 365 which grants you access to Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and more.
It's many ports allow a lot of flexibility. Along its sides, you'll find a USB-C port, two USB-A ports, the power jack, an HDMI port to allow displaying on a second monitor, an SD card reader slot, and a headset jack. You can take them from my phone but you'll rue the day when you take the AUX off my laptop.
For a limited time, you can save almost 60% on the Dell 15.6-inch 3530 laptop for home, business, and student-use—getting it for as low as $560.
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