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•Intel Core i7-6300HQ quad-core processor •16 GB RAM •512 GB PCIe SSD •NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M with 2GB GDDR5 •15.6-inch InfinityEdge 4K IPS touchscreen •WiFi 802.11ac/Bluetooth 4.1 •84 Whr batteryNow, at over two-thousand clams, this laptop isn't cheap...
We were expecting to be impressed by the big, beautiful Dell XPS 15 and it didn't let us down. Not only is it powerful, it's also made from high-grade materials that just feel great. This is the first high-powered laptop that we think provides a great W...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2020-02-01 09:40:04
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The Dell XPS 15 is one of the best laptops you can buy for the money. Find out why in our review.Read more about the Dell XPS 15 9550 Signature Edition: Pricing: Slickwraps: More tech goodness: Our video gear: Deals: Follow us! Twitter: Facebook: Ins...
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ozlaptopreviews.com Updated:
2020-02-01 09:40:08
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Dell XPS 15 Review (2016 Version – i7, 8Gb, 256Gb SSD): Performance with Aesthetic PleasureThe Dell XPS 15, 2016 edition is nothing short of a masterpiece, and despite some software issues in the beginning, Dell's flagship notebook has emerged as the curr...
Anodized aluminium and carbon-fiber offer elegant and robust construction, Latest CPU and high-end GPU for strong computing and gaming performance, Crisp and clear InfinityEdge display with high level contrast, Lightweight chassis and smaller footprint c...
Battery is non removable even with the enclosed motherboard, Screen flickering at low brightness, 1 Year warranty is disappointing considering the price tag, The laptop can only be bought from Dell directly...
The launch of Dell XPS 15 2016 was highly anticipated, but disappointingly the notebook came plagued with software and system BIOS issues. Fortunately, Dell has fixed all of these minor issues right in time to make sure that it does not affect the integri...
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Dell's new XPS 15 is a formidable machine, and it's looking to take the fight to Apple's MacBook Pro for a larger slice of the lucrative high-end laptop market.However, Apple has a reputation for leaving a long time between new versions of its flagship...
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The fans have spoken. It wasn't enough last year for me to compare Microsoft's Surface Book to Apple's MacBook Pro 13. Silly me, I figured a dual-core 13-inch laptop should go up against a dual-core 13-inch laptop. But nooooo, fans cried: For this to be a...
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Laptop design has evolved beautifully over the course of the past decade. Compare a 2016 machine with one from 2006 and you'll typically find it to be thinner, lighter, faster and far more attractive to look at. But the push for a sexier profile isn't alw...
Premium look and feel, Stellar 4K InfinityEdge display, Core i7, SSD, DDR4 is a potent mix, GTX 960M has some gaming potential, Comfortable keyboard and trackpad, Keeps quiet during everyday use...
Disappointing battery life, 4K upgrade is pricey, Webcam position not ideal...
How do you go about making the ultimate 15in Windows laptop? For Dell, the formula turned out to be disarmingly simple: take the smaller XPS 13, make it bigger, add a discrete GPU and a gorgeous 4K display, and Bob's your uncle.The resulting XPS 15 is...
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The Dell XPS 13 was – and still is – one of the best consumer-level Windows laptops in the market. With the XPS 15, Dell seems to be attempting to recreate the winning formula that made the 13-inch laptop so compelling. So how did it fare?Honestly, not to...
The Dell XPS 15 is a great 15-inch laptop. It's by far the most compact 15-inch notebook I've used, thanks to the InfinityEdge display. To top it of, the XPS 15 is also a capable gaming machine. However, the high price tag and lack of configuration – agai...
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The most noticeable characteristic of the XPS 15 is its extraordinary display. With almost no bezel around the screen, 4K resolution, above average brightness, viewability from almost any angle, and superb colour, it feels markedly more immersive than Ret...
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Update: As of March 23rd, 2016, Dell has released an update for the WiFi driver here . This update seems to fix many of the WiFi-related problems that plagued my experience with the laptop earlier. In its current state, I have few remaining issues with th...
The XPS has the best screen on the market, powerful hardware suitable for nearly any task, good thermals, is upgradeable, and futureproofed by the inclusion of a Thunderbolt 3 port.
The Broadcom WLAN card is currently a broken mess, there are occasional issues like BSODs or disappearing wireless cards that hurt reliability, the battery life only just reaches “acceptable” levels with a 6cell battery, and it's expensive...
The XPS 15 9550 has an unrivaled screen, fast hardware, and a killer design. But 5 months after its launch, it seems we're all still Dell's beta testers. This article reviews the XPS 15 9550 and tallies up the issues that haven't gone away...
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Dell XPS 15 has a 15.6" screen, uses Windows 10, and features an Intel Core i7-6700HQ 2.6Ghz processor with a 512GB solid state disc...
Powerful, Superb 4K screen with hardly any frame, Backlit keyboard, Good touchscreen, Slim and stylish, simple brushed aluminium finish...
Camera at bottom of screen, making angle odd, Keyboard feels a little flimsy for such a high spec machine...
This top end laptop is one to buy if you want a great touchscreen and powerful performance. It's not the most affordable or lightweight, though, and some might miss having a CD/DVD drive...
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The new XPS 15 is aimed at the 6th generation of Intel Core i7 processors, also known as Skylake. Up to 32GB of DDR4 memory can be specified, up to 1TB of PCI Express-based solid state storage, with some two-drive configurations also available.There's NVI...
Excellent battery life, Decent gaming performance for a 15in notebook, Futureproofed 16GB of memory, Great 4K touch screen, Fast, capacious NVMe SSD for primary storage, Light 2kg chassis, Thunderbolt 3 port...
Faster 15in gaming notebooks are available, Merely decent everyday performance, No builtin wired networking.
The Dell XPS 15 doesn't quite live up to the prestigious all-conquering history of some of the first, massive 17in XPS models. It won't provide you with a near-desktop level of gaming performance in a portable package.The lack of built-in wired networking...
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I used the Dell XPS 15 for two weeks before writing this review. My overall opinion of the laptop is a positive one, in fact, it's been quite hard to find any fault with this particular model! My thoughts on the design, performance and pros & cons of owne...
The smallest 15″ laptop currently available. Ideal for the daily commute, Impressive high resolution 4K display surpasses the MacBook Pro Retina display, An attractive, yet sturdy laptop, Impressive technical performance, although this comes at a cost, Co...
Expensive price point, Could use a fingerprint scanner for added security, Heat distribution design could be better...
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The recently introduced series of Dell XPS 15 9550 Touch and Non-Touch laptops has been getting a lot of attention. These devices are loaded with high-tech goodness - in fact, there's no doubt in my mind that Dell served them up targeting would-be MacBook...
I've found a lot of mostly minor things to pick on, but don't be misled by that. The Dell XPS 9550 is a well-designed, well-equipped laptop, and although Windows 10 isn't perfect, it's a whole lot better than Windows 8. Together they're a pleasure to use...
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techradar.com Updated:
2020-02-01 09:40:36
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The XPS 15 sees Dell bring its evolutionary InfinityEdge display to a 15-inch laptop for the first time. If you're a fan of the XPS 13's space-saving design, but enjoy the productivity gains of a 15-inch laptop, Dell's latest machine promises workstation-...
Display, Performance, Thunderbolt 3, Clickpad...
Battery life, Speakers, Keyboard, 960M not future, proof...
A powerful 15-inch laptop squeezed into a 14-inch sized chassis, the XPS 15 is a great fit for productivity work, gaming and entertainment thanks to its excellent 4K display. Just watch out for its lacklustre battery life, poor speakers and and shallow ke...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
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The XPS 15 sees Dell bring its evolutionary InfinityEdge display to a 15-inch laptop for the first time. If you're a fan of the XPS 13's space-saving design, but enjoy the productivity gains of a 15-inch laptop, Dell's latest machine promises workstation-...
Display, Performance, Thunderbolt 3, Clickpad...
Battery life, Speakers, Keyboard, 960M not futureproof...
A powerful 15-inch laptop squeezed into a 14-inch sized chassis, the XPS 15 is a great fit for productivity work, gaming and entertainment thanks to its excellent 4K display. Just watch out for its lacklustre battery life, poor speakers and and shallow ke...
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Dell's high-end XPS laptops, such as the XPS 15, have used a familiar aesthetic for several years now with a carbon fibre-style material on the wrist rest and a smooth metal covering the lid and base. Although this might appear staid to some, its timeless...
Stylish, Sturdy, Extremely bright, high quality screen, Fast, Comparatively light and compact...
Keyboard and battery life could be better...
Better suited for use on your desk rather than on the road, despite Dell's best intentions, but still a good laptop...
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Laptops can usually be split into one of a few different camps. There are chunky gaming laptops that'll give you back-ache, but can handle running The Witcher 3 like no other. There are super-ultra slim laptops with amazing battery life. Or those fancy pa...
Very small footprint for a 15-inch laptop, a powerful and versatile machine, great keyboard and trackpad...
Not all-day battery life, some odd spec configs, no dedicated SSD in entry-level model...
The Dell XPS 15 is an unusual laptop. In the venn diagram of portability, power and generally looking and feeling great, it tries to cover everything. And unless you want something very light or are a turbo-nerd, it absolutely succeeds. Which is a r...
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Dell has hit a rich seam of form in recent months. Now, it's taken the elegant carbon-fibre and metal design of the XPS 13 and scaled it up to create the company's most stylish 15in laptop yet, the Dell XPS 15. Throw in the latest quad-core Skylake proces...
Aside from a handful of niggles, and the somewhat disappointing battery life, though, Dell should be patting itself on the back for delivering yet another top-notch Windows 10 laptop. The XPS 15 is powerful, portable and equipped with all the features any...
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Much like how the XPS 13 is afforded the chassis of a typical 11.1in laptop thanks to its almost bezel-less 13.3in screen, the XPS 15 packs a 15.6in display into a much smaller chassis than your typical 15in laptop. It’s not quite as svelte as the XPS 13...
The best Windows 10 laptop to date, Superior performance, Improved battery life...
Doesn't come cheap...
The Dell XPS 15 is a stunning laptop. It doesn't have the instant visual impact of the diminutive XPS 13, but there's no doubt it's packed plenty of power into a streamlined 15.6in laptop. It marries performance with stylish looks, and it more than meets...
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It's no secret that we love Dell's XPS 13. The system won our Best Computing Product of 2015 award , and twice earned our Editor's Choice – once for the early 2015 model, and again for the updated Skylake-powered edition . The system's beautiful, thin Inf...
Solid build quality, Great keyboard and touchpad, Best notebook display we've tested, Clear, loud speakers, Extremely quick...
Modest connectivity, Battery falls short of expectations, Noisy and hot at load...
The Dell XPS 15 is a faithful, up-sized rendition of the innovative XPS 13. Like its predecessor, the 15-incher cuts back on size and weight without sacrificing performance. In fact, the XPS 15 is a major leap over the previous model, at least in its to...
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The XPS range is where you'll find Dell's most desirable laptops . These aren't all-practical workstations, or budget models. XPS is where Dell's fanciest designs team-up with higher-end components. The idea is these are laptops you'll be proud to use. T...
The Dell XPS 15 is a great all-rounder laptop. Come to it expecting superlatives, especially the version tested, and you may come away disappointed. However, it is very versatile indeed. It offers a powerful CPU, a competent discrete graphics card, a scre...
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Theinquirer.net Updated:
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But what's most interesting about the upgrades is that the firm added an edge-to-edge 'Infinity edge' display to the XPS 15, fitting a 15.6in screen into the size of a typical 13in notebook, making what Dell claims is "smallest 15in laptop on the planet"...
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Dell has updated one of its most popular ultrabooks, the XPS 15, to include Windows 10 and Intel Skylake processors. A much-loved laptop among business users, the older XPS 15 has been praised for its excellent display and easily-upgradeable hardware. De...
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Money may not be able to buy happiness, but it can buy a great laptop. The Dell XPS 15 (2017) is an excellent laptop that delivers a premium experience in just about every area. With a solid well constructed portable design, eye-catching Infinity Edge 4K...
Gorgeous 4K display, Crisp, clear audio, Strong Performance...
Expensive, Shallow key depth...
The Dell XPS 15 is a fantastic laptop. Sure it has a premium price tag, but it also has premium features with a jaw-dropping 4K display, strong performance, and a well built portable design. One of the strongest selling points of this device is its versat...
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Dell's XPS line is one of the most venerable in computing. It dates to 1993, and even now continues pushing high-end computing performance in a (reasonably) portable platform.While the XPS 15 Touch has the now-standard ten-point touchscreen, it's first an...
Fantastic performance. Best of breed touchscreen, with nexttono bezel. Great touchpad. Ready to take us into our USBC future...
Prone to crashes; At press time, the unit is frozen in the middle of restoring to factory settings and is unable to complete the operation. Fairly awful keyboard. Expensive...
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Here is why the Dell XPS 15 (9550) is one of the most powerful — yet portable — 15-inch laptops you can find.Back in 2014, I reviewed the Dell XPS 15 9530. That laptop became my travel workhorse for the next year and a half. It was a powerhouse with a QHD...
Two years later I still think the Dell XPS 15 is the best 15.6-inch laptop you can buy – assuming you don't also want a tablet or pen. I mention that caveat because it is important. Many, including myself, think the Surface two-in-one design is fantastic...
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Since Ryan's review of the XPS 13 , which is now his daily driver, Dell has added the XPS 15, which is the smallest 15-inch notebook design you will find anywhere. The XPS 13 is already...
I love the keyboards on ThinkPad notebooks, and the trackpads on MacBooks. But the XPS 15 is my new favorite laptop, hands down. This is not to downplay the XPS 13, itself a fine ultra-portable machine with tremendous upside. The price on the 13-inch mach...
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The market for premium 15-inch laptops designed to be “desktop replacements must be alive and well because the Dell XPS 15 2016 model fills exactly that roll. Many of our readers fall into one of two categories. They either want thin-and-light laptops lik...
Solid performance, Excellent build quality, Beautiful display...
Average battery life, Expensive as configured...
After everything is said and done, the Dell XPS 15 2016 model is one of the best notebooks you'll find in the 15-inch premium laptop category. The XPS 15 easily rivals the 15-inch Apple MacBook Pro and delivers various cutting-edge features on par with th...
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It doesn't take a genius to realize that when you hit pay dirt, you might do so again if you keep digging in the same area. That's the tack Dell takes with its redesigned XPS 15 laptop: It's easily summed up as a bigger, more powerful version of the super...
Reasonably compact and light, Class-leading CPU and graphics performance, Easy to open...
Backlight bleeding, Some models should have optional larger battery available, Keyboard should be a little larger...
The XPS 15's keyboard could be bigger. The backlight-bleeding issue could use some work. But the overwhelming amount of people interested in this size of laptop buy these machines for performance, and that's where the XPS 15 shines. Sure, it's not...
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The latest Dell XPS 15 Touch ($2,129.99 as tested) answers one of the questions I get asked quite often: Which laptop is the best for visual arts like photography and video? With its brilliant 4K screen and the power to make quick work of multimedia-creat...
Premium construction, Stunning 4K Ultra High-Definition (UHD) screen, USB-C port with Thunderbolt 3, Large-capacity solid-state drive, Excellent performance, thanks to Intel Core i7-6700HQ processor and Nvidia GeForce GTX 960M graphics card...
Pricey, Sealed chassis, Less than 6 hours of battery life...
The Dell XPS 15 Touch (9550) might cost a pretty penny, but it's one of the best high-end desktop-replacement laptops for photo and video work, whether you're a hobbyist or a professional...
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The Dell XPS 13 has turned out to be such a fantastic travel laptop that I'd find myself wishing for a larger version, and the Dell XPS 15 does not disappoint. With its machined aluminum body, carbon fiber composite interior, and Gorilla Glass Infinity Ed...
Thunderbolt Type-C port, Brilliant 4K screen, The thinnest and lightest 15″ laptop you can buy, Extremely speedy Intel i7 processor, Portable and a joy to use...
The carbon fiber composite keyboard area is a finger and hand grease magnet; the front-facing video camera doesn't provide the most flattering angles; Battery life is not spectacular...
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Thin, premium and powerful. Creating a device – any device – that has those three attributes is tough. Most smartphone makers can't pull it off. The feat is even harder for PC makers. Windows notebooks require more ports and bigger screens. The best noteb...
I don't say this lightly, the Dell XPS 15 2015 is the best professional Windows notebook made yet. Its screen is gorgeous and its design is outstanding. The trackpad is incredibly accurate. The 4K Ultra HD Infinity Display is magnificent. That all of this...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2020-02-01 09:40:25
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It might not look like a gaming notebook, but that's okay by us. Its aesthetics basically run along the lines of a slightly larger version of the XPS 13 Ultrabook we reviewed last year, meaning it's elegant and made of high-quality materials—specifically...
Hot () Beautiful screen, gamingcapable laptop, allaround good design.
Overheating () Bad trackpad, mushy keyboard, awkward camera placement, poor battery life...
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It was roughly a year ago that we had a chance to review Dell's XPS 13 , which was the first laptop from Dell to feature the Infinity Edge display. In addition to making the laptop look as much like a bezel-less display as possible, it also let Dell squee...
After everything we've seen so far, what is there to say about the XPS 15? As a pure exercise in style, mimicking the look and feel of the XPS 13 was definitely the right way to go. The same Infinity Edge display allows Dell to squeeze a 15-inch notebook...
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Finally on its feet. After a series of software issues, we decided to check up once again on a different SKU of the XPS 15 to see if those problematic areas have been patched up. The results are outstanding...
small and lightweight, high quality FHD panel; 98 percent sRGB coverage, impressive runtimes, high CPU and GPU performance; no major throttling issues, NVMe M.2 support, USB Type-C 3.1 Gen. 2 with Thunderbolt 3...
only a single storage bay, no NumPad, screen flickering at low brightness settings, non-removable battery, few ports...
Though it launched with some headache-inducing issues, the XPS 15 2016 refresh is an improvement over the outgoing design in almost every way, especially in terms of graphics, size, and weight. Battery life is incredible with our 84 Wh test unit and the s...
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When I got my 2015 13″ MacBook Pro retina, Kev inherited my “old” 2012 15″ MacBook Pro retina. So when I read the Dell XPS 15's reviewer guide and saw that Dell was calling it the “smallest 15-inch laptop on the planet” heck yeah I was skeptical! But I h...
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The recently introduced series of Dell XPS 15 9550 Touch and Non-Touch laptops has been getting a lot of attention. These devices are loaded with high-tech goodness -- in fact, there's no doubt in my mind that Dell served them up targeting would-be MacBoo...
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What if you took the XPS 13 and made it bigger?Dell's XPS 13 is the most exciting laptop in a long time. It's the best 13-inch Windows laptop out there, but a lot of people want a bigger screen. While 15-inch laptops are some of the most popular on the ma...
Beautiful 4K display, Large trackpad, Fast performance...
Bluescreen software issues, Slow HDDs in base units, Awkward webcam...
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But they're not. Depending on which part of the world you're in, the typical screen size is 14 or 15 inches. Increasing the size of the screen lifts a lot of the constraints found in smaller devices. The Ultrabook class systems all use processors with a 1...
looks and light weight we've come to expect, Ridiculously fast processor, Thunderbolt 3...
No SSD option in the cheapest configurations, No Windows Hello biometrics, Weirdly inconsistent performance from the Nvidia graphics, at least in our benchmarks...
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After the success of its super-slim XPS 13, Dell decided to apply the same treatment to its line of premium 15-inch notebooks, and it's a formula that works marvelously. On the XPS 15 (starting at $999), Dell offers the brilliant aluminum and carbon fiber...
Beautiful display, Clear audio, Solid battery life, Strong performance...
Webcam looks up your nose...
Dell's XPS 15 combines style and speed using a slick design, resulting in a premium 15-inch system that's a joy to use...
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Bug fixes, workarounds und BIOS updates: Dell's XPS 15 does not have a good start. How is the bigger i7/UHD version handling the drawbacks that we experienced with the i5/FHD model? One reader speaks about a “completely different notebook”. Do we share th...
high-quality, sturdy chassis, compact dimensions considering the screen size, simple maintenance via bottom cover, excellent color accuracy after calibration, high. constant brightness without sensor, contrast and viewing angles, steady fan control, good...
hectic bug fixes after the launch, mediocre color accuracy ex-works, battery runtime 84-Wh below expectations, high power consumption, quality of the webcam, surfaces attract dirt...
Dell XPS 15 9550 UHD/i7/512GB, courtesy of Dell GermanyOne bug after another? After the entry-level XPS 15 (FHD/i5/hybrid) could not meet the high expectations, we were careful with the more expensive and better-equipped XPS 15 with a UHD panel, NVMe-SSD...
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glj.io
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This version comes with an I5-6300HQ Skylake CPU (4C/4T), GTX 960M 2GB GDDR5, 1080p IPS display, 1TB 5400RPM HDD + 32GB mSSD cache M.2 drive (via Intel Raid). The M.2 connection in this version is connected via a SATA controller and not a PCIe/NVMe, but p...
No competition as a lightweight and thin gaming laptop with such quality for its price (around $1000$1100 new), Good gaming and 3D performance for the price with Skylake I56300HQ and GTX 960M 2GB, Very good build quality, very rigid body, very rigid outer...
Fans are noticeable audible on moderate load and even more on gaming load, GPU clocks won't get as high as in other laptops like the VN7592G (but not that crucial for gaming), Speakers are just a bit above the average, if at all (but not too bad), Keyboar...
I'll try to keep it short this time. The Dell XPS 15 9550 I5/960M version is a very good machine in my opinion, more than the usual $1000 gaming laptops – way more thin & lightweight, much better build quality, display has much higher contrast than the ot...
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High-end without high-end performance. We review the new XPS 15 from Dell and have a look at the performance of the 45-Watt Core i5. Can the latter use its full potential in the flat chassis? Throttling is fortunately not the answer – at least not on main...
high-quality, sturdy chassis, compact dimensions considering the screen size, simple maintenance via bottom cover, excellent color accuracy after calibration, high, constant brightness without sensor, contrast and viewing angles, steady fan control, good...
visible display flickering at the lowest brightness level, mediocre color accuracy ex-works, CPU performance cannot be utilized completely, CPU throttling on battery power, massive throttling when you stress CPU and GPU, faulty fan control after battery...
You might be disappointed if you expected high-end performance from the XPS 15 at any time and in every situation. The XPS 15 not only reduces the CPU clock to 1.6 GHz on battery power, but it also acts sluggish, which will certainly not please power user...
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When Dell launched its updated XPS 13 notebook with an Infinity Edge display that squeezes a 13 inch IPS panel into essentially a 12-inch frame, it was met with universal praise for its unique mechanical design advantages and premium build quality. In fac...
Gorgeous 15" 4K IPS Infinity Edge Display, Carbon Fiber And Machined Aluminum, Great Performance, Powerful, Light, Stylish...
Relatively Pricey...
The performance and capabilities of Dell's new XPS 15 can be summed up fairly easily with one word: "balanced." This is a notebook that has no real weakness and a lot of strengths. In standard compute tasks, the Intel quad-core Core i7-6700HQ processor in...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2020-02-01 09:40:49
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We certainly liked it, giving it our Editors' Choice nod for, among other things, long battery life, a sturdy and attractive silver metal shell, and its compact size. The latter was thanks, in large part, to a super-thin bezel around the screen, a feature...
Attractive, sturdy design, Gorgeous, bright 4K-resolution screen, Upgradable RAM and M.2 SSD...
4K screen hits battery life hard, Very expensive in review configuration, Ethernet and VGA connectivity require an extra dongle, Webcam placement isn't ideal for video chats...
Dell's redesigned XPS 15 delivers much of what we liked about its smaller 13-inch sibling, plus one of the nicest 4K screens we've seen. But all those bright pixels make it tough to achieve all-day battery life. And while it starts at $999, it's way pric...
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The new XPS 15 differs from its little brother in so many ways, not only in size. The 13-inch version, which we reviewed a couple of months ago, is more of a business-oriented machine – it's ultra-portable, light, has great battery, at least, the FHD vers...
Exemplary build quality and design, Incredibly thin (11-17 mm), light (2.0 kg for the touch version) and mobile chassis, Great input devices (comfortable keyboard, accurate and responisve touchpad), Impeccable screen quality with 100% sRGB and Adobe RGB c...
Reduced performance and even throttling when running CPU and GPU-intensive tasks, The fan in the cooling system is louder than we would like, The soft-touch matte plastic used for the interior attracts fingerprints and smudges, A bit too pricey even if go...
Dell has yet again presented an impeccable build quality and design featuring anodized aluminum, rubberized finish and carbon fiber base under the hood resulting in sturdy construction, lightweight chassis (just 2 kg) and incredibly small physical dimensi...
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If you've read our other Skylake laptop and convertible reviews, you know that Intel has driver bugs that cause display driver crash messages and some strange transient color shifts in programs like the Microsoft Edge web browser. There's nothing wrong wi...
Oh, that Infinity display! Small and slim for a 15" quad core laptop. Runs relatively cool and quiet. Decent battery life. Powerful with good NVIDIA GTX 960M dedicated graphics...
We'd have liked more ports, 4K display is a challenge to calibrate, desireable configs are expensive, bugs that took several months to squash...
As with the XPS 13 earlier this year, Dell has hit a home run. This extremely powerful portable is smaller and lighter than any other 15.6" laptop in its performance class. Build quality and materials are top notch and the carbon fiber keyboard deck is as...
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Built-in stereo speakers, mic and 3.5mm standard stereo headphone jack.Networking: Integrated Dell 1560 (Broadcom) dual band WiF...
Slim, light and fast quad core laptop. Excellent UHD 4K Sharp IGZO display, very good keyboard, top materials...
Expensive, not all programs play nicely with 4K displays...
The Dell XPS 15 is definitely the closest thing you'll find to a Windows 15" Retina MacBook Pro. It goes beyond in terms of serviceability, display resolution and ports (one could argue about ports since the Mac has two Thunderbolt 2 ports, but Thunderbol...
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4K displays are relatively rare for TVs, and even more so for notebooks -- which is one of the reasons Dell's refreshed XPS 15 is so interesting. Its crystal-sharp 15-inch touch screen is a delight for video and photo editors. But, more important, the XPS...
Very sharp 4K display, Attractive design, Strong performance, Great audio...
Runs hot...
With a 4K display, the Dell XPS 15 has one of the sharpest screens around--with performance and looks to match...
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 Full HD 8 GB DDR4-SDRAM 1.03 TB HDD+SSD NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 960M Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) Windows 10 Home UK International Silver Laptops (9550-9254)")
