Dell XPS One 27 2710 Series

Overview

The XPS One 27 is one of the most rounded all-in-one alternatives in the market. You get a beautiful 27-inch, 2560 x 1440 resolution display, a powerful processor, 1TB+ of storage, a great port selection and GPU power — you’ll get decent gaming performance but it's certainly no powerhouse for that purpose as most AIOs.

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 14 expert reviews

Excellent:

9
Good:

5
Average:

0
Bad:

0

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Last revision on July 12, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Super high resolution display
HDMI and S/PDIF out
32GB SSD
Brand-new CPU and graphics chips offer excellent performance
USB 3,0 ports
HDMI in and out
MSATA with Intel SRT
802,11 a/b/g/n 2,4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi
Internal power supply (No power brick)
Nice sound
No confusing USB 2,0 ports

Reviewers Didn't Like

PC must be powered on to use its HDMI input and to charge connected USB devices
A new adjustable display support arm is welcome, but stops short of reclining a full 90 degrees
No touch-screen option for Windows 8 upgrades
Mobile-class graphics not up to gaming at the screen's native resolution
Plastic back feels flimsy compared to Apple's aluminum-clad iMac
Boring (but wireless) keyboard and mouse
USB 3,0 ports aren't blue

Expert reviews and ratings

By Expert Reviews on August 31, 2013 100

It’s very expensive but this all-in-one PC is the perfect home, work and entertainment...

By cnet on July 17, 2013 80

As a big-screen upscale all-in-one with touch and decent gaming chops, the latest version of Dell's XPS 27 is a great all-around home PC that covers a lot of...

By Maximum PC on November 26, 2012 90

OK, our first look at the Dell XPS One’s gorgeous display didn’t leave us quite as flabbergasted as astronaut David Bowmanstaring into the monolith at the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey. But the absolutely gorgeous Samsung PLS panel—with its 2560x1440...

By FutureLooks on September 18, 2012 85

While no one at Dell is going to admit it, they do borrow some inspiration from a certain company in Cupertino. The XPS 13 ultrabook is meant to compete with the MacBook Air and the XPS One 27 goes head-to-head against the iMac. That’s obvious enough....

By Digital Trends on August 10, 2012 90

All-in-one computers require some tradeoffs, but if you're willing to sacrifice future upgrades for a more attractive and better-integrated PC, the XPS One 27 is the computer to buy. It offers an amazing display, good performance and a reasonable...

By CNET Australia on July 06, 2012 85

This is hands down the best Windows all-in-one we've used. It doesn't bother with the silliness of touch in a desktop, preferring to deliver an excellently executed experience instead....

By Wired on June 28, 2012 80

This computer got a lot of “oohs” and “ahhs” during the week it sat on my desk in the Wired office. And for good reason: Dell’s flagship all-in-one desktop, the brightest star in its XPS line of performance-minded machines, has got to be one of the...

By Computer Shopper on June 12, 2012 90

With its stunning screen, fast next-gen processor and graphics, SSD, and six USB 3.0 ports, Dell's XPS One 27 is the best Windows-based all-in-one we've seen yet....

By PC Advisor on May 30, 2012 90

We don't usually get excited about all-in-one desktop PCs because they're all usually much the same. However, the Dell XPS One 27 has so much going for it, it's hard not to be impressed. From its high resolution, 27in screen, to its 3rd gen Core i7...

By PC Mag on May 29, 2012 90

There are more 27-inch all-in-one desktops these days, but very few are done right. The Dell XPS One 27 manages to put almost every technology and feature we're looking for in a compact stylish chassis. ...

By uk.hardware.info on April 08, 2013

If you want an all-in-one with a large, beautiful IPS display with a nice resolution of 2560x1440, but don't want to spend an arm and a leg? Then there isn't a whole lot of choice. Apple has the 27-inch iMac, and HP has the even more expensive Z1...

By Expert Reviews on January 23, 2013 100

It’s got a beautiful screen and powerful hardware, but adding a touchscreen makes it very expensive...

By PCPer on November 19, 2012

This was my first system review as a whole. It certainly was a learning experience as compared to reviewing individual parts that then go on to make the whole. As such we need to focus on overall design, fit and finish, and functionality. ...

By cnet on October 23, 2012 80

Updated with a touch screen, a new stand, and up-to-date components, the Dell XPS One 27 leads the inaugural class of Windows 8...

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