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The editors liked
Unparalleled infinity screen design
Powerful overall performance
Small and lightweight
The Windows 8 laptop to give Apple something to chew on
Battery life
Gorgeous design
Screen real
Estate
Sublime screen
Desirable design
Hardy battery life
Linux
Wonderful infinity display is great for work or play
Sleek design that has a small footprint without sacrificing functionality
Wide variety of options ensure the XPS 13 suits all budgets
Welldesigned keyboard and glass touchpad help you accomplish task
Buildquality
Extremely compact
Weight
Highcontrast matte screen
Accurate colorimetry
Decent processing power
Dell's revamped XPS 13 has a nearly borderless display
A very small body for a 13-inch laptop and the latest Intel CPUs. Battery life in this lower-end configuration gets a big boost
Excellent allround performance
Sturdy and stylish build
Nice industrial design
Splendid build quality
Matte IPS display
Good keyboard and trackpad
Fast hardware
No bloatware on this version
Mostly noiseless
Punchy speakers
Good battery life
Affordable starting prices
Amazing display
Compact body
Packs power
Compact and attractive design
Great CPU performance
All-day battery life
The editors didn't like
Fan noise under little pressure
Screen a little too glossy
Battery life should be better (12
000mAh expansion pack accessory is available however)
Weight
Off
Center webcam
Poor speakers
Expensive
Limited connectivity options
Some privacy concerns
The autobrightness function in the screen cannot adjusted manually
The webcam location is unusual
Device tends to run warm on the bottom when placed on a flat surface
Limited connectivity
Underpowered GPU
Unimpressive speakers
Heats up
Dropping the higher-resolution screen and edge-to-edge glass overlay means the look is not as slick
Abstract: The Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook is the little brother of the XPS 15 executive bling laptop we reviewed not long ago. This model has the newest 14 nanometer Intel processor (i5 in our test unit), a Solid State Disk, a high-resolution screen (3200 x 1800), and th...
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Published: 2015-04-05, Author: Christopher , review by: neowin.net
If you're in the market for an Ultrabook, then look no further than the Dell XPS 13. It's light-weight, packs a larger screen into a smaller form factor than any other machine on the market, has an amazing display, a great touchpad, and looks elegant. ...
Published: 2015-04-04, Author: Christopher , review by: neowin.net
Abstract: Dell announced the updated XPS 13 at CES last month , and the buzz from the conference was high. While the specs and the design were well received, the thing that had everyone talking was the display. Touted as "Infinity Display," the 13" Ultrabook has th...
Bright & matte Full-HD display, Very narrow bezel, High-end parts and superior build quality, Very small chassis for the given screen size, Ports are all the way at the back and won't get in the way, Great battery life, Very good overall performance
Color accuracy not that great, Minimal expansion options (RAM is soldered on), 128 GB SSD might not be big enough for some, Only 2x USB 3.0, CPU throttling under maximum load levels
Dell XPS 13 non-touch. Test model provided by Dell US The QHD+ touch-equipped version of the XPS 13 impressed us with our editor noting that "...Dell's latest Ultrabook pulls out all the stops with smart revisions to an already widely-praised design..."....
Published: 2015-03-25, Author: Ryan , review by: pcper.com
Damn! Just look at that bezel. Everyone wants to build the perfect laptop but that is nearly an impossible task given the range of preferences from consumers. Dell is closer to that pinnacle laptop than any I have previously used, combining a first-class...
Abstract: Weighing in at just 2.6 pounds and measuring 12″ wide x 7.9″ deep x 0.6″ thick at its widest point, the XPS 13 is only a little bit bigger than the extremely portable 11″ MacBook Air. I realize that it might seem odd to compare a 13″ laptop to Apple's sma...
Published: 2015-03-20, Author: Helena , review by: chipchick.com
It's sexy and lightweight – a total head turner, Packs in a 13-inch display inside of what would typically be an 11-inch body, smart accessories, excellent build quality, very good performance and battery life, excellent keyboard and trackpad, beautiful I
Display doesn't hold up very well under direct sun light, the webcam is located in an awkward location and its images are grainy, not able to support 16gb of Ram, Buy it, Prev7 of 7Next
It has been a long time since we've been this excited about a PC laptop, but the Dell XPS 13 has changed all of that. And with the new MacBook having just been announced, how does the XPS 13 compare? Put simply, the XPS 13 offers more performance and over...
Thin profile, Weighs less than 3 pounds, Great graphics and performance, Quick startup times, More than 5 hours of battery life under mixed conditions, Consumer testers found it easy to use
Prone to tip over, Limited ports for connectivity
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Published: 2015-03-17, Author: Lee , review by: arstechnica.com
Ubuntu 14.04, factory-preconfigured to just work, Barton George and the other Dell engineers worry about packages and drivers so you don't have to, High-quality build: no squeaks, no rattles, no shimmies, 16GB of RAM, the potential for a large SSD, and a
Thunderbolt port doesn't really work in Ubuntu, Application-level 4k scaling issues are pretty much all over the place, If all you're after is Linux on a laptop, you can do it for cheaper than the M3800's starting price, I kind of hoped the Dell logo on t
Sleek, elegant and practical design, Great keyboard and touchpad, Beautiful display with good color reproduction and color gamut coverage, Excellent battery life
PWM across all brightness levels, Too low maximum brightness, Too pricy for the offered hardware
The new XPS 13 from Dell is a truly astonishing device with minimal design flaws, whatsoever. It has a sleek and elegant aluminum chassis with carbon fiber inner frame making it really durable and light at the same time. Also, the display has really thin ...
