Dell is throwing its customers a holiday gift: up to 10% off on select products, plus exclusive deals for students, military members, and medical workers. This limited-time offer includes discounts of up to $750 on desktops, laptops, monitors, and other tech essentials.
To snag this deal, simply use promo code AFFBUNDLE10 when purchasing from Dell's website. Additionally, new customers can score 10% off by signing up for the email newsletter, which comes with exclusive offers and special sale events.
For students, Dell is offering a 10% discount on popular products like laptops and Alienware gaming rigs. To qualify, simply verify your .edu email address through the membership tab of your account.
Meanwhile, military members and veterans can enjoy an extra 5% off through Dell's Heroes program. Rewards program members also have access to exclusive deals, including double points and 6% back on all purchases.
But that's not all - Dell is also offering price matching, so if you find a lower price elsewhere, they'll refund the difference. And with financing options available, customers can save even more on their tech purchases.
The Early Holiday sale event runs until November 3, so don't wait to take advantage of these incredible deals. Check out Dell's website for all the latest offers and discounts, and get ready to upgrade your gaming or office setup without breaking the bank.
To snag this deal, simply use promo code AFFBUNDLE10 when purchasing from Dell's website. Additionally, new customers can score 10% off by signing up for the email newsletter, which comes with exclusive offers and special sale events.
For students, Dell is offering a 10% discount on popular products like laptops and Alienware gaming rigs. To qualify, simply verify your .edu email address through the membership tab of your account.
Meanwhile, military members and veterans can enjoy an extra 5% off through Dell's Heroes program. Rewards program members also have access to exclusive deals, including double points and 6% back on all purchases.
But that's not all - Dell is also offering price matching, so if you find a lower price elsewhere, they'll refund the difference. And with financing options available, customers can save even more on their tech purchases.
The Early Holiday sale event runs until November 3, so don't wait to take advantage of these incredible deals. Check out Dell's website for all the latest offers and discounts, and get ready to upgrade your gaming or office setup without breaking the bank.
. Like, who doesn't love a good discount on the holidays? But let's be real, it's probably just an excuse for them to clear out old inventory and make room for new stuff in the coming year. And what's with the "exclusive deals" for students and military members? Like, they're basically just trying to get your personal info to sell you more crap later 
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. Just don't say I didn't warn you 
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dell throwing some love our way tho, 10% off laptops & alienware? that's a no-brainer for me 
plus the heroes program for military members, thats a nice touch 
. It's just a fancy name for 'we're trying to move older stock before new stuff arrives'. I mean, who thought it was a good idea to offer discounts on last year's models? And the promo codes... come on, can't they make up their minds? Either use one code for all customers or give each group its own. This whole thing feels like a mess 
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Still, these discounts are pretty sweet, especially for students who can always use a break 
? but seriously, i'm kinda salty that i have to wait till november to snag these deals... shouldn't it be every month lol. and yeah, price matching is a nice touch - like, if you find a better deal elsewhere, dell should just refund the difference, no need for all that hassle 
I mean, who doesn't love a good deal on some new tech? And I think it's super cool that Dell is offering exclusive deals for students, military members, and medical workers - they're literally giving back to those who serve. Plus, the price matching thing? Genius! 
. And don't even get me started on the promo code thingy... who comes up with this stuff? It's like they're trying to make us feel like we're missing out or something 
. Give me a break!