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February 2018
(86%)
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6408 Reviews
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The editors liked
Looks great
Quiet at all times
Class-leading Ultrabook performance
Dual Thunderbolt 3
Solid battery life
Ultra-slim bezels
Lightweight frame
Flexes in all the ways a 2-in-1 should
Potentially awesome battery life
The new XPS 13 body is smaller
With better internal cooling and a sharp-looking all-white interior. The nearly bezel-free screen still looks great and there's a fingerprint reader hidden under the power button
Compact design and solid build quality
But not as strong as the predecessors
Better screens than with most competitors
2x TB3 ports
But not much else
Performs well with daily use
Runs quiet and cool
Solid performance with demanding loads as well
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Fantastically portable
Excellent performance levels
Class-leading 4K display
Comfortable keyboard
Incredibly fast
Slimmer than ever
Gorgeous design
Compact and lightweight
Which makes it great for carrying around with you each day
The laptop has what Dells dubs an InfitiyEdge display
Meaning there's an extremely thin bezel and you get a 13in screen in a size and shape usually associated with a sma
The editors didn't like
Webcam location not great
No touch capability on FHD panel
Very few connection ports
The system's biggest quirk
A below-the-screen webcam
Remains. Touch isn't standard
And most of the ports have been replaced by USB-C
Miniaturized IO
Slightly tweaked keyboard
Still not a great typer
The FHD screen is glossy and nontouch
Rattling fan on our unit
Various other QC issues that you might run into
Still gets a nosecam
Expensive when specked up
Disappointing webcam
No USB-A ports
Touchscreen model is susceptible to glare
No fullsize USB
White colour scheme is hideous
Placement of some keys is awkward
The laptop's keyboard doesn't have the same premium look and feel as the exterior does
On occasions
We found the laptop got hot and a little noisy when being used for powerhungry tasks
Compact and lightweight, which makes it great for carrying around with you each day, The laptop has what Dells dubs an InfitiyEdge display, meaning there's an extremely thin bezel and you get a 13in screen in a size and shape usually associated with a sma
The laptop's keyboard doesn't have the same premium look and feel as the exterior does, On occasions, we found the laptop got hot and a little noisy when being used for powerhungry tasks, Not a touchscreen
The Dell XPS 13 is a stylish and powerful laptop that can handle all of your busy computing needs. Even though it can get hot and is a bit noisy when using it for processor-heavy tasks, it's stylish and portable which makes it a good buy...
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Published: 2018-03-27, Author: Paul , review by: techradar.com
Disappointing webcam, No USB-A ports, Touchscreen model is susceptible to glare
Dell has done a great job with the 9370. Aside from the ongoing issue with the oddly placed webcam (which we really hope is changed in the next generation), the XPS 13 Developer Edition is as close to the perfect notebook as exists today.If we were to be...
If you need a compact, high performance Windows laptop, the 2018 Dell XPS 13 is the best laptop you can buy alongside the 8th-gen Lenovo Yoga 920. It is competitively priced, and even the high-end touchscreen Core i7 model at £1,649 is at least £300 cheap...
Published: 2018-01-11, Author: Lee , review by: Theinquirer.net
We are (and always have been) big fans of the Dell XPS line-up, mainly for its unique bezel-less display and great build, and the 2018 is no exception. We loved the white design and the solid feel of the chassis, and think it will be a force to be reckone...
3 USB Type C ports, 2 with Thunderbolt compatibility, Beautiful and durable aluminum unibody chassis, Impressively vibrant 4K touch screen
Awkwardly placed webcam, No USB A or HDMI ports, Shallow and clicky keyboard
The Dell XPS 13 9370 is a high-quality, durable, and lightweight laptop that is certain to impress many buyers. Many will be pleased with the added capabilities they have with the two Thunderbolt ports, and many more will be delighted by the stunning 4K t...
I really love the new XPS 13. There doesn't seem to be any meaningful compromises here, and the improvements that Dell made absolutely are meaningful. My only complaints are that there's no cellular model, something that HP offers from its Spectre lineup...
Lavish design details, Fabulous 4K touch display, Very good performance, Speedy Windows Hello options, Strong audio playback
Battery life could be better, Squeaky space bar, Adaptive brightness is distracting
There's plenty to love.From its smaller form to its luxurious attention to detail, the Dell XPS 13 is one of the best light-but-premium laptops you can buy today. It compares well to Apple's current MacBook models, and doesn't look or feel anonymous among...
Published: 2018-07-31, Author: Michael , review by: phoronix.com
Abstract: When it comes to new laptops for the summer of 2018 that are Linux-friendly, the latest-generation Dell XPS 13 with Intel Kabylake-R processor ranks high on that list. Recent in upgrading my main production workstation, I decided to go with the Dell XPS 1...
Abstract: When you're trying to decide on a great laptop, Apple's MacBook can take a backseat. For the PC faithful, the only grudge match that matters is the one between Dell and HP. Specifically, the companies' flagships, the New XPS 13 ( $1,199 from Dell ) and th...
