Dell Technologies has launched the Alienware 15 gaming laptop in India, expanding the Alienware lineup with what the company describes as its most accessible gaming laptop so far. The new model is aimed at gamers looking for Alienware’s signature design and gaming features at a lower price point than the brand’s flagship offerings.
At launch, the Alienware 15 is available with AMD Ryzen 7 260 or Ryzen 5 220 processors paired with Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 or RTX 4050 laptop graphics. Dell also confirmed that additional configurations featuring Intel Core 7 processors and Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 GPUs are expected to arrive later this month.
The laptop sports a 15.3-inch WUXGA display with a 165 Hz refresh rate, 300 nits of brightness and a 16:10 aspect ratio. Other features include a white-backlit keyboard, a multitouch touchpad, dual-array microphones and a 720p webcam for gaming, streaming and video calls.
For cooling, Dell has equipped the Alienware 15 with its Alienware Cryo-tech thermal system, which draws cool air through vents beneath the chassis and above the keyboard while exhausting hot air through dedicated rear vents. The company says the thermal design is intended to maintain stable performance during gaming and multitasking. The laptop also includes a Stealth Mode that prioritizes quieter operation by reducing fan noise when high performance is not required.
The Alienware 15 features a Nova Black finish with a polycarbonate resin chassis designed to resemble a metallic surface. Dell says the laptop has also been tested for durability, including resistance to accidental liquid spills of up to 60 ml and drops from heights of up to 18 inches.
The Alienware 15 starts at ₹1,15,990 in India. Pre-orders begin on July 2, with availability through Dell’s online store, Dell Exclusive Stores, Amazon and Flipkart. Launch offers include up to ₹10,000 cashback on select bank cards, no-cost EMI options for up to 24 months, and the Alienware AW2525HM 320 Hz gaming monitor for ₹9,999 instead of its regular retail price.
