Your holiday gift list sorted: A laptop that works with you
Need help choosing a new laptop this holiday season? We’ve got your back.
The holidays are almost here, and while we're all busy dodging family questions (IYKYK) and figuring out gift lists, it's also a prime time to think about upgrading your tech. Wondering what to look for in a new laptop? Keep reading. You might also be asking: is now even a good time to buy? The answer is a resounding yes. Why not kick off the new year with a PC that makes your computing experience smoother and more efficient?
If you need a versatile system for daily tasks, where portability and size are key, check out the sleek Dell 14 Plus with Copilot+ featuring impressive all-day battery. For those tackling more demanding workloads, there’s the Dell Pro 16 Plus, offering enhanced performance, robust security features, and better multitasking. Both machines are powered by Intel® Core Ultra processors, meaning they're not just fast, but also built to seamlessly handle emerging AI features, giving you a smarter, better experience.
So, what does that mean for your day-to-day life?
- No more waiting for apps to load. New Dell PCs ensure that your apps work smoothly, even when you're juggling 20 tabs and a video call.
- Automate the boring stuff. Ever wish your PC could just know to sort your downloads or summarize that super-long email thread? Dell PCs with AI help you handle repetitive tasks, freeing you up for the actual important stuff (or, you know, for scrolling Reddit).
- Remember scrambling for a charger mid-binge? Now you get up to 22 hours of battery life, so you can binge-watch your entire holiday watchlist without interruptions.
- Future-proof your setup. These machines are built for whatever workloads come next. NGL, it's pretty neat to know your PC won't be obsolete by next Tuesday. If your current setup needs an upgrade, the holiday season might be the perfect time to make the switch. See how Dell PCs, powered by Intel® Core Ultra processors, can help you get more done, faster, all year long.
Posted Nov 14, 2025, 1:50 PM UTC