Dell 14 Premium

The Dell 14 Premium might have a 14-inch display, but it’s focused more on premium design and performance than on portability.

The Dell 14 Premium is finally here, and it successfully carries on the Dell XPS heritage it inherits, for better and worse. Performance-wise, it beats out the MacBook Pro 14-inch overall, though video and photography professionals likely won't be impressed enough to make the switch. It's decently priced for a premium laptop, but as its name suggests, it might be too rich for some people who just need a more basic Windows laptop.

While Dell rebranded the XPS 14 with a new and frankly worse name, it's still every bit the world-class Windows laptop that its predecessors were.

Minimalist elegance, stunning displays, and quiet operation are among the top features of Dell's new 14" and 16" Premium laptops, which succeed Dell's venerable XPS family.

The Dell 16 Premium and Dell 14 Premium of 2025 aren’t that far off from last year’s XPS equivalents. You still get that same beautiful design, expert craftsmanship, and rich feature set. But now, you also get Arrow Lake, and that makes a difference in performance and battery life. I’d recommend these laptops to XPS fans and new users as well. The one area that may be annoying to some is the F row being touch and not keys.