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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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Confession: I've been a fan of Dell's XPS laptops since their inception in 2010. You see, back when I was in college, I used to own an Inspiron 1525 laptop. And when the brand's XPS notebooks made their debut, I was enamoured by these extreme performance...

Impressive 4k touchscreen panel, Powerful hardware, Good keyboard and accurate touchpad, A good all-rounder...

A pricey affair, Not meant for intensive gaming, Weird placement of the webcam, Photos by Raj Rout, ShareTweet, Facebook Comments...

During my 10-day stint with Dell's XPS 15 9570, I loved using the laptop so much that it's tough sending it back. Yet, the laptop isn't for meant for everyone. If you're looking for a machine for casual purposes, then the XPS 15 is surely overkill. On the...
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I've always been a fan of Dell's XPS 15. Frankly, there aren't a lot of portable PCs out there that use Intel's H-series processors that aren't branded as gaming PCs or workstations. This is still more along the lines of an ultrabook, but with a lot of po...

I've always loved Dell's XPS 15 lineup, as I'm always willing to sacrifice battery life for more power. I'm never that far from a power outlet anyway. If that sounds like you, then the XPS 15 is your dream machine.The biggest downside is that you're not g...
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Yes, the price is a lot for a laptop. But what a laptop! Inside is an i7-8750H processor with no less than six cores, served by 16GB of memory and a 512GB NVMe SSD that achieved write speeds of just over 1,000 and read speeds of just under 2,300 megabytes...

There aren't many laptops under £ that can truly claim to do a desktop PCs job, but this is certainly one of them...
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Too much power? After checking out the Core i5 and Core i7 SKUs, we're now finally ready to benchmark the Core i9 version of the XPS 15 9570. In short, users are better off investing in more storage, RAM, or faster graphics than to plop down an additional...

fast 1 TB Samsing PM981 NVMe SSD, faster than the Core i7-8750H SKU, quiet fans under low-medium load, long battery life...

red and violet could be more accurate out-of-the-box, very marginal boost over the i7-8750H, less stable than the Core i7 SKU, PWM at lower brightness levels...
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You know who has an easy job today? Dell's XPS 15 designer. That's because the popular 15.6-inch laptop gets the upgrade it deserves with Intel's 8th-gen 6-core Core i7 chip. Dell also tucked in a GPU upgrade to make what is ultimately the fastest XPS 15...

6-core 8th gen Core i7 CPU, Faster GeForce GTX 1050 Ti...

Only space for a single M.2 SSD, Low-mounted webcam...

The Dell XPS 15 9570 has some shortcomings. Storage is the most obvious. The XPS 15 is designed around the option of a hard drive for budget buyers or an M.2. If you opt for the SSD (which we highly recommend), you generally get the larger 97-watt-hour ba...
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More performance – but also better? We already reviewed the base model of the current Dell XPS 15 9570 and now check the more expensive SKU with a faster Core i7 CPU as well as the high-resolution 4K UHD touchscreen. How does the slim chassis handle the a...

high quality case with compact footprint, good performance utilization, good accessibility of the components, decent 4K screen, Thunderbolt 3, fast SD reader, decent gaming performance, good speakers...

soft-touch surfaces and touchpad attract fingerprints, coil whine, high color deviations, shorter runtimes compared to the 1080p SKU, mediocre Wi-Fi performance...
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More performance – but also better? We already reviewed the base model of the current Dell XPS 15 9570 and now check the more expensive SKU with a faster Core i7 CPU as well as the high-resolution 4K UHD touchscreen. How does the slim chassis handle the a...

high quality case with compact footprint, good performance utilization, good accessibility of the components, decent 4K screen, Thunderbolt 3, fast SD reader, decent gaming performance, good speakers...

soft-touch surfaces and touchpad attract fingerprints, coil whine, high color deviations, shorter runtimes compared to the 1080p SKU, mediocre Wi-Fi performance...
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The Dell XPS 15 should look familiar if you're a regular HotHardware reader. We've seen various iterations of this power-users' mobile PC over the past few years, usually with an Editors' Choice logo pegged at the end of the review. The latest version kee...

Hexa-core processor and GTX 10 graphics, DCC and gaming performance is top notch, Thin and light design, Stunning InfinityEdge display, Premium materials and build quality, 1080p and 4K display options, Up to 32GB RAM...

Speaking of trolls, some folks might complain that the design of this machine hasn't changed much since 2015. We'd say it doesn't have to (with one exception). The aluminum and carbon fiber look still works, and exudes a premium image. At 11-17mm thick an...
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This year the representative for the XPS 15 series is the Dell XPS 15 9570. Packed with an Intel 8th generation H processor and an optional GTX 1050 Ti Max-Q inside a 0.45-0.66″ (11-17mm) chassis, the XPS 15 9570 sounds quite tempting. This notebook seems...

Premium build quality, Great battery life, even with the smaller 56Wh unit, Good cooling system, 97% sRGB coverage (1080p SHP149A), Thin and light, Lack of PWM above 90 nits (1080p SHP149A), Up to Core i9-8950HK, Easy upgrade and maintenance...

The keyboard could have been better for the price...

The Dell XPS 15 9570 is one premium all-rounder. It is light, thin and has a great appearance, as well as an outstanding build quality. This is what you should expect with one of Dell's best notebooks.Although its thin body, the XPS 15 9570 gives you the...
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Power. Class. Endurance. The Dell XPS 15 ($999.99 to start, $1,499.99 and $1,999.99 as tested) offers them all. Dell's premium mainstream notebook is a reliable, solid choice with its attractive design, vivid display options and long-lasting battery life...

Vivid display, Long battery life, Strong performance, Premium design...

Webcam looks up your nose...

The Dell XPS 15 is a powerful, well-built machine with long-lasting battery life and a vibrant 4K display option.9/10$1,999.99DellDesignIt ain't broke, so Dell hasn't fixed it. The XPS line hasn't really changed in the last few years...
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On the fast lane. Dell's XPS 15 has entered a new year and we have begun by testing the entry-level model. Will the 15-inch device continue to throttle? What battery runtimes can the 97-Wh battery offer? Does the Core i5 offer sufficient performance...

high-quality case, compact size, runtimes of up to 16 hours (Wi-Fi test), silent while idling/under low load (office), maximum volume lower than that of predecessor, higher performance than predecessor, components inside easily accessible, display with h...

soft touch surface and touchpad tend to show fingerprints, not ideal Wi-Fi performance, PWM - but only at 10% brightness...
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Writing this Dell XPS 15 2020 review made me feel okay about ditching my desktop for a few days — and that’s rare. Dell’s latest 15-inch laptop crams 10th Gen Intel power and discrete Nvidia graphics into a slim and attractive package, delivering workstat...

Gorgeou, immersive displa, Great overall performanc, Lou, rich speaker, Comfortable keyboard and touchpa...

So-so battery lif, Gets loud under pressur...

(Image credit: Tom's Guide)The Dell XPS 15 2020 follows in the footsteps of the new XPS 13 by making small but welcome refinements to one of the best laptops you can buy. The improved, truly bezel-less InfinityEdge display is one of the most immersive and...
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