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Top Dell Coupon Codes: 20% Off for June 2026
Scott Gilbertson · 2024-10-18 · via WIRED

Expect to save over $600 on the hottest models, including $250 off monitors, for crisp and clear gaming (or writing), 40% off laptops, and up to $1,200 off desktops for true gamers. We’ve rounded up the top Dell coupon codes and discounts so you can save big on pricey tech.

Get 10% Off With Top Dell Coupon Codes

If you haven’t bought from Dell, right now you can get seriously rewarded for switching. Right now, new customers can get 10% off Dell products when you sign up for their email newsletter. Plus, you’ll get additional perks like exclusive offers in your inbox and invites to special sale events, including flash discounts during seasonal sales. Plus, right now you can use Dell promo code AFFBUNDLE10 to get an extra 10% off when you bundle select PCs with accessories. And, save your tech refresh with clearance sale discounts and Dell promo codes today.

20% Off With This Dell Coupon: Dell 14 Premium

As mentioned, one of the best ways to save big on tech purchases is by buying a certified refurbished Dell laptop through the Dell Outlet. The Dell outlet has tons of like-new tech for hundreds less than if bought brand new. You can get top tech like the Dell 14 Premium for $1,036 when bought refurbished—that’s $259 in savings! With this powerful laptop, you’ll have built-in Intel Arc 140T Graphics and FHD RGB + IR Camera and Microphone, among other perks. Be sure to check out the Dell Outlet for tons of Dell tech for hundreds less.

Get $520 Off the Dell 14 Plus

The Dell 14 Plus served as Dell’s rebranding launch, and when we reviewed the laptop, we appreciated its fast performance, great battery life, solid IPS display, comfortable keyboard and touchpad. With this Dell 14 Plus offer, you get the laptop for only $860 if you have a valid college email address that’s been verified. You’ll get the Intel Core Ultra 7 256V with eight core processing, Windows 11 Home operating system, Intel® Arc Graphics, 16 GB of memory, and 1 TB of SSD storage.

Save $450 With Dell Coupons for Laptops, Alienware Monitors, and More

Been wanting to upgrade your WFH or gaming setup? Dell has marked down some of their most popular laptops and monitors during their holiday and tech refresh sale events. There are stellar deals like $400 off the Alienware 16X Aurora (one of the best gaming laptops we’ve seen of its kind), and $450 off the Alienware 18 Area-51. Complete your gaming experience with an Alienware Area-51 desktop for $1,200 off, which includes 50% more processing power. Some other great Dell monitor deals we’ve found include the ability for Rewards members to earn up to 3 times the amount of points (or 9% back) on select Alienware monitors. Plus, you can save $100 on the Alienware 4K QD-OLED gaming monitor, or $120 on the Alienware 27 Gaming monitor, right now. And you can also get 30% off the Dell 24-inch monitor when you purchase any laptop or desktop computer.

We’ve also found steep discounts on some of our favorite WIRED-tested gear, including $160 off the Bose Quiet Comfort headphones (now only $199), and $350 off the Dell 14 Plus Laptop.

The deals don’t stop there though, with discounts on Dell’s best-selling laptops and PCs, including: $200 off the Dell 15 laptop, $500 off the Dell 16 Plus laptop, and 50% off software when you purchase a PC. Whether you want to work-from-home or game-from-home more effectively, check out the latest offers in the Dell deals hub.

Dell has rotating best deals of the week too, like their best-selling monitors, which include Dell 27 Plus 4K monitors (starting at $129), $400 off QD-OLED gaming monitors like the popular Alienware 34 Curved model, plus $350 off Alienware Aurora gaming desktops and $200 off Tower Plus desktop computers.

10% Dell Coupon for Students, Military Members, and Medical Workers

Students, it’s the worst time of your life, you might as well save a little money. Just kidding, life only gets harder from here. Kidding. Again. Maybe. What is not a joke is this deal. Dell is giving students a 10% discount on things students need like Dell XPS laptops and Alienware gaming rigs. No need to say anything about gaming. It’s for your eyes, because they’re starting to bleed from all the term papers.

To the discount, first, make sure you have a Dell account and that the Dell Rewards box is checked. Once you’re enrolled in both, verify your .edu email address through the membership tab of your account. Not a student? No problem, Dell still has some great deals for your computing needs. Beyond students, Dell offers an extra 5% off Heroes discount for military members, veterans, employees, rewards members, and businesses. Verify through GovX or VCS in a matter of minutes to get exclusive pricing and early access to sale events.

Don’t Miss Dell’s Ultimate College Offer

Getting prepared for college is the most exciting, sometimes stressful, and often one of the most expensive times in a person’s life. With Dell’s Ultimate College Offers, students can save an extra 10% and get the Microsoft College Offer for free on select PCs—this includes a year of Microsoft 365, Xbox Game Pass, and a customizable Xbox controller, because Dell knows that although you work hard, you need to play a little too. This is over $500 worth of products, for free, with this limited-time Dell discount offer.

Exclusive Discount for Seniors at Dell

Dell wants to make their valuable tech more accessible to seniors by providing Dell discounts for seniors. Once you become a verified senior, you’ll be eligible for special Dell savings on laptops and computing tech. First, create a Dell account, then register as a Dell Rewards member. Once you verify your senior status, exclusive Dell senior savings will be reflected in the cart!

Get 6% Back With Dell Rewards Coupons and Financing Offers

Don’t forget that, in addition to the Dell coupons available, there are also limited-time discounts for Dell Rewards program members. Rewards customers get double the points right now, or 6% back on almost everything. This means if you’re signed up with an email, you can get triple the discount, plus, 5% off select XPS and Dell Premium systems. If you open a Dell Pay Credit Account, you’ll earn $100 (or 10,000 points) in Dell Rewards dollars once you enroll in the Dell Rewards program.

Earn $50 Back With Dell Online Coupon

Becoming a Dell Rewards Member is one of the easiest ways you can save when shopping online at Dell. When you shop Dell.com as a member you’ll earn 3% back in rewards, which are usually added to your account within 30 days of your order’s ship date. Plus, you can monitor Rewards history, get exclusive member perks, deals, and member-only benefits with your rewards account. And perhaps best of all, right now Dell Rewards Members can earn an extra $50 back on any XPS PC (until July 1).

Always Get a Discount With Dell Price Matching

Unlike many companies, Dell’s Price Match Guarantee covers competitor prices and if a product drops on the Dell website. Best of all, their competitor price match policy is available before or after you buy. So, when you find an identical Dell, HP, Apple or Lenovo computer, you’ll just need to share the link with a Dell expert through chat or a phone call to get that lower price. If you've already purchased the item, but find the product on Dell's or a competitor's site within 30 days, share the link through the Order Support portal and you’ll be refunded the difference.

Save up to 50% on Certified Dell Refurbished Tech

One of the best (and most unexpected) ways to save on tech purchases at Dell, from gaming to home office needs, is through the Dell refurbished coupons page. Here, you’ll find rotating deals every month on various deeply discounted Dell products, including Dell promo codes listed on the page to put towards tech for yourself or gifts for others. Plus, Dell is constantly swapping and updating new coupon codes to keep serving you the freshest deals and best discounts, so be sure to visit often for new Dell deals and promotions. For example, this week’s deal of the week is a discount for 57% off an OptiPlex All-In-One Desktop, now just $299 with no Dell coupon code needed. Just know that deals are excluded from coupons, coupons cannot be combined, and the coupon applies to online orders only. Happy shopping (and saving!).