[Jason Dunn]

My friend Chris Leckness over at AximSite just bought one of these Dell 23" LCD TVs, and he said he saved $300 off the list price with a coupon, so after a bit of digging I found the coupon. The LCD TV normally lists for $999 USD, but it's only $699 USD after the coupon.

First, click on this link (it's an affiliate link, so you'll be supporting the site): W2300 23-inch LCD TV with 1-year Advanced Exchange Service

Then use the coupon below:

"Save $300 on the Dell W2300 23" LCD TV (before tax and shipping) purchased online from the Electronics and Accessories site. May not be combinable with dollars off, percentage off and select other promotions. Coupon code expires after first 500 uses.

Enter coupon code at checkout to receive this offer.
Coupon Code: JWR3GMZD0LVSLH

Coupon code expires after first 500 uses. Prices, availability and terms of offer may change without notice. Taxes and shipping charges are extra, vary and are not subject to discount. May be combined with other select offers or discounts. Valid for new U.S. online purchases through the Dell Home Systems Electronic and Accesories site only. Offer does not apply to and is not available with systems or items purchased through the online systems configurator, refurbished items or spare parts. Purchase limit of 10 same items per order, but any applicable discounts apply to only the first 5 same items per order. Dell cannot be responsible for errors in typography or photography. Limit 1 per customer, 1 use per coupon."

If you're interested in something smaller, here's a coupon code for $250 USD off the 17" LCD TV: W8074V7FDNR292. Same limitations as above, 1500 total uses, blah blah.

UPDATE: Ok, Dell's coupon system is insanely lame. I get sent emails telling me about coupons that Dell is offering, so when they tell me it's a coupno for $300 off, I assume that it will really take $300 off the price, but it looks like it's only taking $100 off the price because the monitor is already "on sale". :roll: Sorry about that guys, I'll skip the coupons from now on.

[Jason Dunn]

My friend Chris Leckness over at AximSite just bought one of these Dell 23" LCD TVs, and he said he saved $300 off the list price with a coupon, so after a bit of digging I found the coupon. The LCD TV normally lists for $999 USD, but it's only $699 USD after the coupon.

First, click on this link (it's an affiliate link, so you'll be supporting the site): W2300 23-inch LCD TV with 1-year Advanced Exchange Service

Then use the coupon below:

"Save $300 on the Dell W2300 23" LCD TV (before tax and shipping) purchased online from the Electronics and Accessories site. May not be combinable with dollars off, percentage off and select other promotions. Coupon code expires after first 500 uses.

Enter coupon code at checkout to receive this offer.
Coupon Code: JWR3GMZD0LVSLH

Coupon code expires after first 500 uses. Prices, availability and terms of offer may change without notice. Taxes and shipping charges are extra, vary and are not subject to discount. May be combined with other select offers or discounts. Valid for new U.S. online purchases through the Dell Home Systems Electronic and Accesories site only. Offer does not apply to and is not available with systems or items purchased through the online systems configurator, refurbished items or spare parts. Purchase limit of 10 same items per order, but any applicable discounts apply to only the first 5 same items per order. Dell cannot be responsible for errors in typography or photography. Limit 1 per customer, 1 use per coupon."

If you're interested in something smaller, here's a coupon code for $250 USD off the 17" LCD TV: W8074V7FDNR292. Same limitations as above, 1500 total uses, blah blah.

UPDATE: Ok, Dell's coupon system is insanely lame. I get sent emails telling me about coupons that Dell is offering, so when they tell me it's a coupno for $300 off, I assume that it will really take $300 off the price, but it looks like it's only taking $100 off the price because the monitor is already "on sale". :roll: Sorry about that guys, I'll skip the coupons from now on.

[Suhit Gupta]

Hmm, I just tried using the coupon, and as soon as I apply it to the $999 price, I do get a $300 discount; however, the price of the unit jumps up to $1199. This means that after the coupon, the price is $899, which means I save $100 and not $300. Is anyone else having this problem?

Suhit

[James Fee]

Looks like the coupon is not stackable... I see the same thing Suhit.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by Suhit Gupta

Hmm, I just tried using the coupon, and as soon as I apply it to the $999 price, I do get a $300 discount; however, the price of the unit jumps up to $1199. This means that after the coupon, the price is $899, which means I save $100 and not $300. Is anyone else having this problem?

Really? Ok, that's SO lame. :?

[Suhit Gupta]

It looks like the original price is $1199 and currently it has a $200 standard Home/Office discount. But adding the $300 coupon, you remove the $200 standard discount.

Suhit

[gibb193a]

Too bad about the non-stackable coupon. $699 would have been very tempting for that LCD (widescreen and HD-ready!). Now if only we can get the price lower for the 30"...

As for discontinuing posting discounts/coupons, I think you (or anybody) else should post. Part of the reason people go to these enthusiast sites in addition to the tech info is also to get tips on the best deal for the stuff that they want to get! Any discount should be welcome.

For this LCD, $100 is still a good deal off if you really are in the market for it.