Dell Cuts XPS Googlebook Starting Price to $999
Dell confirmed its first Googlebook starts at $999, $200 below the price Google originally disclosed, and ships as soon as October 21.
Dell confirmed on October 5, 2026 that its first Googlebook, the XPS Googlebook, will start at $999, $200 less than the $1,199 Google originally disclosed when the laptop was announced, according to Android Authority. The 32GB/1TB configuration is priced at $1,799.
The base model pairs 16GB of memory with 512GB of storage and runs on a Snapdragon X Elite chip. The display is a 2.5K InfinityEdge touch panel rated at 100% DCI-P3 color accuracy, 500 nits of brightness and a 30-120Hz refresh rate. The chassis measures 12.7mm thin and weighs 2.2 lbs.
The XPS Googlebook is available on Dell's website, the Google Store and Best Buy, and is scheduled to ship as soon as October 21.
Second Googlebook price cut
The Googlebook line was launched two weeks before this article. Last week, Lenovo confirmed its own Googlebook would be $200 cheaper than Google disclosed.
Quick answers
How much does the Dell XPS Googlebook cost?
The base model starts at $999. The 32GB/1TB configuration costs $1,799.
When does the Dell XPS Googlebook ship?
Dell says the laptop is scheduled to ship as soon as October 21.
Where can I buy the Dell XPS Googlebook?
It is available on Dell's website, the Google Store and Best Buy.