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The Dell XPS 13 is the company's ultraportable flagship laptop, and for 2019, Dell launched an improved version on it. Moving the webcam to a better spot and equipping it with the latest Intel processor, we took the XPS 13 (2019) for a full spin to see ho...
All in all, the XPS 13 2019 is an excellent refresh of the previous version. It improved a couple of aspects, such as the webcam placement and a newer processor. The screen is visually pleasing with its thin bezels and vibrant colors, the audio quality is...
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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article.At £1,549, the Dell XPS 13 9380 is on the pricier end of the laptop market, but considering its stylish design, ultra-fast speeds and wide range of features – we'd highly rec...
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...
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The Dell XPS series has been regarded as the company's creme of the crop series and features excellent build quality and outstanding user experience. Our previous hands-on experience with the XPS 13 2018 has left us with a deep impression on its overall d...
Excellent built quality, Compact footprint, Comfortable keyboard, Excellent touchpad, Thunderbolt 3, Excellent display quality, Excellent performance for an ultrabook, Thunderbolt 3, Excellent display quality, Excellent performance for an ultrabook, Quiet...
Rough and crude touchpad clicks, USB-C only (requires dongle), Limited customisation on Dell official store, Soldered RAM, Limited cooling capabilities if used for demanding rendering jobs, Expensive...
At the starting price of RM5,709 for the Intel Core i5 + 1080p screen variant, and up to RM8,369 for the Intel Core i7 + 4K touchscreen variant which we reviewed here today, the Dell XPS line is catered for a group of customers that who knows what they ne...
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LET'S CUT TO THE CHASE: the latest Dell XPS 13 is a very good ultraportable laptop. It builds upon its predecessor with some minor tweaks and access to the latest Intel eighth-generation mobile processors. But it's also one of the least inspired lapt...
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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If you're a regular PC World Australia reader, you might recall how highly we rate Dell's more recent XPS laptops. They've picked up our Editor's Choice award for best Professional PC two years running, and if this latest iteration is any indication, a h...
Great design, Solid specs...
8th Gen CPU, Weaker than expected battery life...
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...
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If you're a regular PC World Australia reader, you might recall how highly we rate Dell's more recent XPS laptops. They've picked up our Editor's Choice award for best Professional PC two years running, and if this latest iteration is any indication, a h...
Great design, Solid specs...
8th Gen CPU, Weaker than expected battery life...
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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The Dell XPS 13 has been so dangerously close to perfect for so long that the latest iteration left me a little surprised. I was turning it this way and that to find something I could fault it for, not because I wanted to unfairly ding the product, it's j...
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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...
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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...
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The Dell XPS 13 has cemented itself as the laptop of choice for many professionals and consumers over the last few years and that is certainly no accident. It is one of the first laptop lines that comes to mind if you want a smart, portable and powerful c...
The XPS 13 for 2019 is a tricky one to summarise, especially with just hands-on time meaning we've run no benchmarks yet.Since last year's model got the big overhaul, there was little Dell could do to improve the already almost perfect laptop. The reposit...
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LAS VEGAS: PC MAKER Dell's XPS 13 has long been regarded as one of the best ultraportables on the market, despite one major, glaring flaw: a webcam located underneath the screen that gave a detailed look inside your nose. At this year's CES, Dell has fi...
In our review of 2018's Dell XPS 13, we hailed the laptop as one of the best we'd tested in a long time, criticising only its ill-positioned webcam and lacklustre battery life. Now, with its ideally-mounted webcam and bold claims of all-day battery life...
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The long awaited MacBook Air refresh arrived last year even though we thought the line might be discontinued, but how does Apple's lightweight laptop compare with one of the best Windows devices around? Here we compare it with the new Dell XPS 13 for 2019...
The big deal here is obviously choosing macOS or Windows and it goes without saying which one we prefer at Macworld.When it comes to the other elements, there's very little separating these two excellent laptops. Some things are pretty minor and down to y...
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The 2019 update of the XPS 13 2-in-1 looks very similar to last year’s iteration but it introduces a few key upgrades. For one, Dell has made the move from eighth-generation to tenth-generation Intel processors, so you get the power and performance benefi...
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...
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Sign up for our daily newsletterImage 1 of 10Dell's XPS 13 range has long been a favourite of ours here at IT Pro, balancing business-grade performance with a slim, light and attractively-designed chassis. It's every bit the equal of Apple's phenomena...
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...
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Announced at CES earlier this year in Las Vegas, the new 2019 Dell XPS 13 9380 is the companies latest take on perfecting the 13″ ultrabook. While I enjoyed reviewing the 2018 Dell XPS 13 9370, it wasn't perfect as it had a few shortcomings that kept me...
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Actually, it is not a lot different from its predecessor – the XPS 13 9370, as externally it looks exactly the same. However, the change lays in the internals – newer CPUs (Intel Whiskey Lake) a more orthodox camera position. However, if you are not very...
Astonishing battery life, Very thin profile, Satisfactory input devices (the keyboard is backlit), Very high contrast, 94% sRGB coverage and accurate default settings (AUO B133HAN06VG6 (AUO5B2D)), Doesn't use PWM for brightness adjusment and reaches above...
Needs a dongle to expand the I/O, Gets pretty hot, Lowers its maximum brightness on battery power...
As the market continues to saturate with good laptops at low prices, it becomes harder and harder for an XPS to shine. Yes, it is a brilliantly build device, which utilizes its hardware at its best and provides security features, unseen on cheap laptops...
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When I reviewed Dell's XPS 13 from late 2017, I called the design uninspiring, and I called out the webcam placement and the lack of facial recognition. In fact, the webcam placement below the display has become something of a joke, among both reviewers...
The Dell XPS 13 is a great all-around clamshell laptop, with a beautiful design and a small footprint. My biggest complaints are that there's no IR camera - particularly that Dell gave us facial recognition and then took it away - and there's no USB Type-...
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Announced at CES this year, Dell's new XPS 13 finally puts the webcam where it belongs, above the display. Moreover, the company shrunk down the camera sensor, so it didn't have to compromise on the immersive experience that's provided by narrow bezels.T...
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The camera is in the right place on the new Dell XPS 13. That may seem like a small thing, but to people who have used this laptop in the past it's the main thing. It's the main thing because that seemingly minor complaint was the only real knock on an ot...
Proper webcam placement, Excellent keyboard, Beautiful design...
Only touchscreen option is the 4K screen, Touchpad on the small side, Fans are sometimes loud...
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The Dell XPS 13 has been so dangerously close to perfect for so long that the latest iteration left me a little surprised. I was turning it this way and that to find something I could fault it for, not because I wanted to unfairly ding the product, its j...
Just about everything...
Some people might find the two-tone design unattractive...
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The laptop world is a-changing. New CPUs and GPUs—yes, mobile discrete GPUs—are creating a new generation of laptops that are thinner, lighter, and faster than ever, even gaming laptops. We have lots of news from CES to share, as well as first looks and t...
The Asus ZenBook Flip might not be quite as elegant and powerful as its primary competition, but it costs a heck of a lot less and can still do the vast majority of the same workloads.Lenovo's IdeaPad Miix 520 is an outstanding Windows tablet in terms of...
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Dell gave its XPS laptop an overhaul last year, but 2019 is all about refinement. Announced at CES, this year's XPS 13 laptop looks largely the same as the 2018 model, but it has a few new and improved features that attempt to right some of the wrongs of...
battery life...
16:9 aspect ratio will bother some, No one-touch power or login feature, Fans can be noisy, No LTE option...
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Now with a standard webcam. What benefits does the Core i7 SKU offer over the Core i5 SKU? We benchmark the most expensive XPS 13 9380 configuration and compare it to the less costly Core i5 SKU to show all the differences users can expect...
cycling Turbo Boost clock rates allow for faster CPU performance on average, crisp 4K UHD touchscreen, high contrast ratio, full sRGB coverage, fast 512 GB Samsung NVMe SSD, no pulse-width modulation, compact and rigid design, very narrow bezels...
Core i7-8565U is less than 10 percent faster than the Core i5-8265U SKU, USB Type-C and Thunderbolt 3 only; no full-size ports, light-moderate uneven backlight bleeding, slightly louder fan noise than Core i5 SKU, slight electronic noise on our test unit...
Opting for the Core i7 configuration will bring an average performance boost of only 10 percent over the Core i5 configuration for $250 more. This wouldn't have been so bad if Dell had also doubled the RAM and/or storage between the two price points, but...
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At the end of January, Dell announced the Dell XPS 13 9380 Developer Edition laptop as an upgraded version of the XPS 9370 with now having Intel Whiskey Lake CPUs and other minor improvements. Over the past two weeks I've been testing out the Dell XPS 938...
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While Dell is offering the option of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS as the Linux option with their new XPS 9380 laptop, what happens if the Bionic Beaver isn't of interest to you? As part of our testing of the Dell XPS 9380 with Core i7 8565U laptop, I've just finishe...
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Better with Whiskey? The webcam is back at the top. But is that all for the 2019 XPS 13 from Dell? Not at all, because the dual-fan solution ensures good – even though not stable – performance utilization we rarely see among such slim laptops. Update: Whi...
attractive design with slim bezels, small footprint, bright 4K UHD panel, fast fingerprint scanner, Thunderbolt & DisplayPort via USB-C, slightly faster than predecessor, decent runtime, quiet fans...
soldered RAM, incomplete sRGB gamut, glossy display (touch), poor webcam quality...
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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...
Camera finally back on top and no more turkey waddle neck, Intel's Whiskey Lake U offers a decent but marginal performance bump...
Doesn't support Windows Hello facial login, 1080P version lacks touch screen support option...
A rejiggered camera position and Intel's new Whiskey Lake U processor makes the best thin-and-light laptop even better...
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The thing about striving for perfection is that it is not truly attainable, and you can drive yourself mad trying to get there. Be that as it may, Dell has come closer than most with its premium line of XPS 13 laptops, which in our experience are some of...
Gorgeous design with a new Frost White color option, Class-leading performance, Bright and vibrant 4K touch display (as configured), Premium brushed aluminum design, Super-thin InfinityEdge display bezels, Runs cool and quiet, Webcam is back where it belo...
So-so battery life (may improve with a firmware update), No USB-A or HDMI connectivity, Loaded configs are pricey...
As configured, the Dell XPS 13 (9380) we received commands a premium price point, and in return it delivers best-in-class performance. It led the way in several of our benchmarks, including PCMark 10 and Geekbench 4, and did so while running cool and quie...
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Dell just made one of the best laptops even better. Loaded up with Intel's new Whiskey Lake processor, the XPS 13 (starting at $899, reviewed at $2,449) is even faster and more powerful than ever. Plus, Dell finally got rid of the nosecam. However, the c...
Slim, lightweight design, Strong performance, Gorgeous 4K display, InfinityEdge bezels with properly placed webcam...
Below-average battery life...
The Dell XPS 13 serves up a new color, a powerful Intel Whiskey Lake processor, a 4K display (and ditches the ridiculous "nosecam") - all in a slim, lightweight chassis...
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The unit of Dell's vaunted XPS 13 that we received dubbed the XPS 13 9380 is so far the closest, if not the ultimate personification of the ideal ultraportable as it is not only powerful, but slim and a sight to behold in equal measure.Prior to this we...
Outstanding build quality and design, excellent keyboard, superb 4K touchscreen, improved webcam, exceptionally slim and light...
You'll be living the dongle life as there are no USB Type-A ports, We say The refined and refreshed Dell XPS 13 represents the pinnacle of Dell's efforts to create the ultimate ultraportable and by all accounts, they've succeeded. There's very little com...
Our review unit's configuration of the XPS 13 with an 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processor and a 4K touchscreen display is the most powerful available but it also drains the most juice from the provided 52Whr battery. With a normal use case of web browsing, wo...
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Dell's XPS 13 family is split into two main product lines; 2-in-1 convertible notebooks and traditional clamshell-style laptops. It wasn't too long ago that we looked at the latest 2-in-1 with Intel's 10th-generation Core i7-1065G7. That machine was a thi...
6core 10th Gen Intel processor in a 15W TDP, Sleek industrial design and light weight, Excellent InfinityEdge 4K IPS display with multitouch support, Remarkable CPU performance, Great battery life, Premium materials and build quality...
Middling graphics performance, Fan noise when the CPU is under heavy load, No USBA ports, Higher end configurations are pricey...
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Dell set a host of lofty goals when it set out to develop the XPS 13 2-in-1 laptop. It aimed to create a slim but powerful laptop that could go toe-to-toe with MacBooks. Dell designers were charged with packing the new XPS with enough power to run games...
High-quality design with nice attention to detail, Wide, comfortable keyboard with great font, Big 16:10 aspect ratio touchscreen display, Versatile as both a powerful laptop and an easy-to-use tablet, Slim and lightweight body...
Polarizing keystroke feel, Lower than expected battery life...
It's a winner.The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 laptop is an impressive competitor in the laptop space. It's nicely designed, lightweight, and packs a big, high-resolution touchscreen display. Consider it is also a 2-in-1, and it's hard not to love this machine. Yes...
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We know that life as a student is not as easy as it may seem at the first glance. There are many opportunities out there, but students also have to work hard. Being at the university every day is not an easy task, and it might get tough without a good lap...
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Dell's XPS 13 is pretty much the best Windows ultraportable around, and you should buy it. Is that enough of a review for you? The XPS has been one of our favorite laptops over the past few years, thanks to its thin screen bezels and elegantly compact des...
A webcam above the screen, Dolby Vision screens standard, Speedy performance, Refined design...
Still no full-sized SD card slot, Relies on integrated graphics when competitors are exploring dedicated...
Dell's XPS 13 is still one of the best Windows ultraportables around. Its design is better than ever, it has fantastically bright Dolby Vision HDR screens and Dell has finally returned the webcam to the proper position. There aren't many downsides -- unle...
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