> their site prices change like every single day Yeah, unfortunately Dells official alerts are pretty broken. I had issues with delayed emails, so I just use Slickdeals alerts to stay safe.

Like someone mentioned, relying on Dells own site alerts is a recipe for missing out. I have been tracking their XPS line for years, and their pricing algorithms are super aggressive. One big warning though: watch out for the specs when you see a sudden price drop. Dell loves to discount models that look great on paper but have major bottlenecks. For video editing, you absolutely need at least 16GB of RAM and a dedicated GPU. Sometimes they drop an XPS 15 down to $1200, but when you look closely, it is the base model with integrated Intel graphics and 8GB of RAM. That will choke the moment you open Premiere. Another thing to avoid is those fake markup deals where they raise the MSRP just to show a huge discount. To avoid getting burned, I usually run the configuration through PriceDropCatch first. It shows you the actual historical pricing of that specific spec sheet over the last few months so you can see if the discount is legit or just marketing fluff. Also, steer clear of their refurbished outlet unless you double-check the warranty terms, because sometimes they sneakily strip the premium support. Let me know if you need help looking over the specs of a deal you find, I can take a quick look to make sure it will actually handle your editing workflow.