Dell Presidents’ Day Sale: Save on Alienware Gaming PCs, XPS, Vostro, More

February is a good time to save on desktops, laptops, and monitors thanks to the 3-day sale extravaganza known as Presidents’ Day. Originally established in 1885 in recognition of President George Washington, it’s now widely recognized as a time to appreciate all US presidents—past and present.

And while there may be some time between now and Feb. 20, there are still savings to be had for those who are looking to buy right now. Dell is one of many retailers offering discounts on desktops, laptops, and monitors. Gamers in particular may see even greater price cuts with the debut of the GeForce RTSX 40 Series laptops swiftly approaching.

The products above should suit different needs and budgets. If you’re looking for something more specific, check out the lists below.

Dell Presidents’ Day Laptop Deals

Whether you’re looking for a casual daily-use configuration or a faithful home office workhorse, we’ve got you covered. Laptops are unparalleled in terms of convenience because they’re easy to pack up and take with you, but they don’t typically pack as much punch as a desktop without a price tag to match.

Dell Presidents’ Day Desktop Deals

Desktops aren’t as mobile as laptops, but they offer the most bang for your buck. If you have the desk space for a traditional monitor-tower-keyboard and mouse setup, we would recommend checking one out. AIO configurations are a good option because all components come built into the display—no tower needed.

Dell Presidents’ Day Gaming PC Deals

Gamers need a bit more in terms of power: namely, a good GPU and a decent amount of storage. Bear in mind that the better the GPU, the bigger the price tag. For a happy-medium, laptops have the advantage of coming with a display and keyboard built into the cost, but that also means you need to be mindful of things like refresh rate and maximum resolution.

Dell Presidents’ Day Monitor Deals

Complete your setup with one of these monitors. Size is important to consider—it isn’t any good if the monitor is too big for your space or too small for you to see fine details—and so is resolution. You don’t need to worry as much about refresh rates if you’re using the monitor for working, but both types of user should always consider features like harmful blue light filters and ergonomically designed tilt and swivel for the best comfort during use.