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May 2019
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133 Reviews
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Abstract: The laptop world is a-changing. New CPUs and GPUs—yes, mobile discrete GPUs—are bringing forth laptops that are thinner, lighter, and faster than ever, even gaming laptops...
The new Dell XPS 13 is still one of the best 13-inch work laptops you can buy - but I struggle to find many reasons to not opt for its depreciated predecessor or waiting for an inevitable 9th-gen follow up over it...
Dell has fixed this laptop's only remaining serious flaw, designing a super-slim 2mm webcam to fit into the thin screen bezel. Optional colors look great, as does the 4K touchscreen. Excellent keyboard, and decent battery life for a 4K laptop
The entry level configuration, while well-priced, cuts too many corners. I don't love the woven texture on the wrist rest
It's nearly impossible to find anything to dislike about this 13-inch slim powerhouse, at least in the pricey high-end configuration tested here...
Abstract: When the big news surrounding the latest version of the Dell XPS 13 is its camera position, that's both good and bad.It's good because the camera's one “feature” that some customers (and competitors) have used to batter what has otherwise been the most tr...
This year's Dell XPS 13 isn't all that different from last year's Dell XPS 13 - and that's not a bad thing. However, it feels like any and all improvements here are incremental - and given that a 9th-gen equipped follow-up is all but inevitable, it leaves...
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Published: 2019-01-24, Author: Gordon , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: When the big news surrounding the latest version of the Dell XPS 13 is its camera position, that's both good and bad.It's good because the camera's one “feature” that some customers (and competitors) have used to batter what has otherwise been the most tr...
Super-bright 16:10 screen, Excellent keyboard and touchpad, Strong performance
No legacy connectors, Heavier than you'd expect, Mediocre pixel density on Full HD+ models
Inevitably, every convertible design has its trade-offs but, for my money, the XPS 13 2-in-1 is the most attractive take I've seen on the idea. Dell has created a superb, uncompromising laptop, which just happens to also offer the convenient option of fli...
There's extra security with a fingerprint sensor that works quickly, The battery lasts about six hours and recharges in just under two hours, You can wirelessly project the display onto Miracast enabled TVs, It comes with a USB 3 to USB C adaptor so you'l
It doesn't have a touchscreen which is a little disappointing for this price, The screen can't be adjusted to any angle which makes it more difficult to see in bright light
If you are willing to splash out on a reliable laptop then the Dell XPS 13 9380 will be well worth it. Perfect for working on the go, its slim and light design will be comfortable on your lap and it copes well with office software and photo editing. The 1...
Published: 2019-06-17, Author: Roland , review by: Theinquirer.net
Solid performance, lovely 4K touchscreen, webcam is now in the right place
Trackpad can feel cramped, the Rose Gold colour is polarising, it can get expensive, zero design innovation, Rating:
The 2019 XPS 13 is the best to date. Dell has basically perfected the ultraportable design, with the laptop offering an excellent display, decent performance, and more flexibility in a smaller package than the Surface Laptop 2 and other thin and light lap...
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Published: 2019-04-10, Author: Adam , review by: itpro.co.uk
Sensiblypositioned webcam, Slight better display and battery life
No real performance improvements, Facial recognition removed
With no real improvements over its predecessor, Dell's latest XPS 13 feels like more of a mid-generation revision than a genuine update. Not a disappointment, certainly, but you might as well go with last year's model...
