Dell’s latest Snapdragon X Plus Inspiron 14 Plus Copilot+ PC hits new lows: $700 new or $495 open-box

$300 off/$700

Alongside its now live 3-day gaming sale event, Best Buy is offering Dell’s new Inspiron 14 Plus notebook at $699.99 shipped. This is regularly a $1,000 machine which is now seeing a solid $300 discount. Today’s deal lands this Copilot+ PC powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Plus at the lowest price we have tracked for it in new condition. Notably, Best Buy also has open-box units with full warranty starting from $495 in “Excellent” condition if you don’t mind grabbing those. Head below for more details.

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Dell’s Inspiron 14 Plus is one of the new Copilot+ PCs which is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Plus chip, which is basically the same as the Snapdragon X Elite X1E-78-100 SKU, though it has 10 cores instead of 12. This chip is not to be confused with the 8-core Snapdragon X Plus (X1P-42) powering the relatively cheaper OmniBook X which is still down at $600 from instead of its usual $900 price. The Inspiron 14 Plus laptop discounted today sports a 14-inch QHD touchscreen panel, and you also get 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD. This one also comes with a dedicated NPU with 45TOPS to power Microsoft’s new Copilot+ features. Other highlights here include a 1080p webcam, a backlit keyboard with a dedicated Copilot key, and more.

Another discounted Dell notebook that’s worth checking out today is the new XPS 13 with Intel’s Lunar Lake chip down at $1,000. It’s among the first laptops powered by the Ultra 7 processor 256V Series 2 chip and is down $400 from its usual price of $1,400.

Dell Inspiron 14 Plus Copilot+ PC features:

The first Copilot+[1] Inspiron powered by up to Snapdragon® X Elite redefines possibilities with groundbreaking on-device AI, powerful performance and smartphone-like ease of use for today’s fast-paced lifestyle. Push your AI experience to new heights in a portable design backed by all-day battery life, up to 21 hours[2], whether you’re creating presentations or diving into immersive video streaming from virtually anywhere.