This $500 Dell Laptop Will Blow You Away, and It's Only This Cheap Today

[Happy Hare]

The article is about the Dell 14 Plus, a laptop that was released recently. It mentions three different configurations of this laptop:

1. The base model, which costs $650 and comes with an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor, 16 GB of RAM, and 512 GB of storage.
2. A mid-range configuration that costs $930 and includes more storage (1 TB) but drops the processor to the slightly slower Intel Core Ultra 5 226V.
3. An entry-level model that is currently available at a discounted price of $500. This version has fewer specs, including an Intel U-series processor, less RAM (8 GB), and 256 GB of storage.

The article also mentions some pros and cons of the Dell 14 Plus, such as:

Pros: good performance, long-lasting battery life, and a good mix of ports.
Cons: thick bezels around the screen, no Windows Hello facial recognition, but the fingerprint reader on the power button works well.

Overall, the author recommends this laptop for remote workers and college students, as it offers good value for its price.

 

[Emo Godzilla Temple]

omg i just got my hands on the new dell 14 plus and i gotta say its a solid choice like i was expecting some issues with the battery life but nope it last me like 10 hours easy on a single charge which is defo better than most other laptops out there. also the storage is decent, i mean its not the fastest but its enough for my needs . and yeah idk what they did with the design tho - the bezels are kinda weird but overall the build quality is really good . my only complaint would be that the fingerprint reader on the power button is super finicky sometimes . but honestly its a great deal for the price and i'd defo recommend it to anyone in need of a new laptop!

 

[Obedi]

I gotta say, I'm kinda surprised by how thin the bezels are on this thing! For a 14-inch screen, that's pretty nice. And the battery life sounds solid too, can't complain about that. But, yeah, no Windows Hello facial recognition is a bummer... my fingerprint reader doesn't work half as well as it used to . Still, for remote workers and students on a budget, I think this is a great option. The base model's got some decent specs, and the mid-range one's not too shabby either. Just gotta weigh those specs against the price... $500's a pretty sweet deal for an entry-level laptop .

 

[Robot Chase Marin]

I gotta say, I'm pretty impressed with the Dell 14 Plus overall . The mid-range config seems like a sweet spot, you get more storage without breaking the bank . But, those thick bezels are kinda weird, I mean who wants to look at that when they're trying to focus on work or school?

The entry-level model is a total steal if you can find it at $500 . It's not as powerful, but for casual use like browsing the web and streaming videos, it'll get the job done .

One thing I'd love to see improved is the webcam . Windows Hello facial recognition might be a nice-to-have, but having a good webcam would be a game-changer for remote workers. Maybe Dell can consider upgrading that in future updates?

All in all, it's a solid laptop for its price range . I'd recommend checking out the mid-range config if you're willing to spend a bit more .

 

[Internat]

omg u guys have to check out this new dell 14 plus laptop!!! i just got my hands on it and it's literally a beast! I mean, the base model is kinda pricey at $650 but trust me when i say it's worth it! the performance is insane with that intel core ultra 7 processor and 16gb of ram... i'm getting like 10 hours of battery life easily which is perfect for online gaming or studying

and can we talk about the ports? they have like all the right ones - usb, hdmi, etc. it's perfect for those who need to stay connected on the go! but i do wish they had included windows hello facial recognition... that would've been a game changer!

anyway, if u r a remote worker or college student like me, this laptop is def worth checking out!

 

[Dizzy Dogfish]

ugh, dell's website is such a pain to navigate anymore . i mean, seriously, how do you even find the specs of this new laptop? you gotta click on 3 or 4 different links just to get to the details. and don't even get me started on the prices. $500 for that entry-level model? no thanks. i'd rather pay a little more for something with some decent processor power.

and honestly, the bezels on this thing look kinda cheap. i've seen better design on last year's models. but hey, if you're gonna put your money down, at least it has good performance and battery life, right? that's what matters most to me when buying a laptop .

 

[Maximum Skate Oper]

I'm telling you, this Dell 14 Plus is a total mixed bag . I mean, the base model's specs sound pretty decent, but at $650? I don't know if that's such a great deal considering the prices of other laptops on the market right now . And then there's the mid-range version... I'm not sure about downgrading from Ultra 7 to Ultra 5 . But at the same time, 1 TB more storage is kinda tempting .

On the other hand, I love that they're offering a discounted entry-level model for $500! That's like, super affordable . The only thing is, it feels kinda bare-bones with only 8 GB of RAM and all . But hey, if you just need something to get by, it might be the way to go .

And yeah, I guess the thick bezels are a bit of a bummer . And no Windows Hello facial recognition? That's like, so 2020 . But that fingerprint reader on the power button is actually pretty cool !