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Dell Alienware Pro

From
£191.52
1 retailer
Cheapest in stock
£191.52
Buy at John Lewis

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Specifications

BrandDell
Part NumberK6YT7
BacklightRGB
ColourWhite
ConnectionWired, Wireless, Bluetooth Wireless
LayoutTenkeyless
SwitchAlienware Linear
TypeGaming

At a glance

Dell Alienware Pro is a gaming keyboard made by Dell. It is listed at one UK shop, John Lewis, for £191.52 (checked 10 November 2026).

Quick answers

What is the cheapest UK price for Dell Alienware Pro?

The cheapest in-stock UK price for Dell Alienware Pro is £191.52 at John Lewis (checked 10 November 2026).

Where is Dell Alienware Pro in stock?

Dell Alienware Pro is in stock at John Lewis (£191.52), as checked 10 November 2026 or later.

From the retailer

Designed for competitive gaming, this 75% mechanical keyboard delivers ultra-smooth keystrokes, fast response times, customizable switches, and seamless wireless connectivity. Enjoy premium durability, immersive RGB lighting, and long-lasting battery life.

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