What's the best price to expect on the X50V?

[winey]

I've decided to buy an Axim X50V...but I'm confused about Dell's pricing. I've read about people buying them for $300ish with the deal of the week and coupons. I've tried quite a few coupon codes from different site...all of which Dell has rejected...

What's the best deal I can expect to get on a X50V and are these coupon codes real?

Thanks...

[Vric]

Depend of where you are. Got mine in Canada for 389$Cnd (312$us)

[rafes]

I paid $293 total with tax for x50v (1 year warr.). Maybe I had to take 2 years, but.. they usually giving you opportunity to extend warranty at the end of original (at least they did that with my 2 laptops)

What's the best deal I can expect to get on a X50V and are these coupon codes real?

The best Dell deal as far as I can remember was the 35% off for a combo deal of X50v + 3year warranty + additional 2200 mAh battery for $377+tax. This is the deal that I bought my X50v for, and I combined couple of $ coupon codes and % coupon codes and also added the 3year complete care to it and the total cost including 6% sales tax came to $380. :approve:

For academic interest, if I deduct the cost for warranty, complete care, additional battery and tax from my package deal then the cost for just the X50v comes to around $135. I know that this number does not make much sense but then it was this number that I used to convince my wife, which prompted her to give the green light for purchasing X50v. A $500 X50v for just $135 is like 75% off and my wife was convinced that this was the best deal in town. :approve:

Yes, the coupon codes are real. There are some restrictions on what coupon code can be stacked with what. % coupon cannot be combined with another % coupon although they can be combined with $ coupon, concession coupon does not work with $ coupon, etc. Some of the coupon codes are affiliate coupon code, so you have to follow the procedure for ordering through affiliate links.