Dell: XPS laptop starting at $699, with exclusive student pricing starting at $599, plus… · Jul 3–30, 2026

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Dell

The campaign promotes a powerful and portable laptop, starting at $699 with student pricing at $599, along with deals on monitors and accessories and free shipping, emphasizing efficiency and convenience to help users work faster and gain more free time.

Jul 3, 2026
First seen
Jul 30, 2026
Last seen
44
Reads
8
Shows
1
Active months
54s
Avg. length

13-week activity

Public campaign reads by observed week

through Aug 12
8
26
7
2
1

Renewal signals

30 dayNo
60 dayPending
90 dayPending
Promo-code persistence
100%

MARKETPLACE appeared in 2 of 2 code-bearing reads.

Core offer

Dell XPS laptop starting at $699, with exclusive student pricing starting at $599, plus savings on select monitors and accessories, and free shipping on PCs.

Creative angle

Efficiency and convenience through powerful, portable technology to save time and reduce distractions.

Representative reads

Examples across the campaign

Example transcript

The read that best represents this campaign's recurring script

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And we are brought to you by Dell. Back to school starts now. Get long-lasting battery life on the Dell XPS laptop powered by Series 3 Intel Core so you can work from anywhere. Now starting at $699 with exclusive student pricing starting at $599. and it's lightweight portable and packed with enough processing power to make multitasking a breeze so say goodbye to distractions and hello to more free time because you finished your work faster complete your setup with savings on select monitors and more must-have electronics and accessories limited time deals and free shipping on pcs and more await you at dell.com slash deals that's dell.com slash deals

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