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Thread Review (Newest First)
Posted by tarekma7 - 03-25-2021 , 07:21 PM
PROS
Upgraded performance from Intel "Tiger Lake" CPU
Sleek styling
Vivid 16:10 screen
Exceptionally compact chassis
USB adapter included
Long battery life

CONS
Limited port selection
Expensive as configured


The newest Dell XPS 13 is one of the first ultraportable laptops to come with Intel's latest 11th Generation "Tiger Lake" CPUs, offering speedy, efficient computing performance and long battery life. This 2.8-pound laptop also has an exceptional 13.4-inch display and a gorgeous chassis, all of which combine to make it our Editors' Choice pick among premium Windows ultraportables. The price is a bit high, starting at $999.99 and ringing up at $1,649 as tested, but it's worth it for uncompromising fans of cutting-edge performance and style.

The XPS 13's Moment to Shine

If you were tempted to buy an XPS 13 earlier this year following its significant redesign (model 9300) but didn't pull the trigger, it's a good thing you waited. Now you can get everything we like about the new laptop with the added bonus of the latest Intel silicon.

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