Dell XPS 15 Series

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Dell XPS 15 - 2023 (9530)

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Price: $1299

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Pros:

Attractive, sturdy design, Gorgeous, bright 4Kresolution screen, Upgradable RAM and M.2 SSD
Exemplary build quality and design, Incredibly thin (1117 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 co...

Cons:

Reduced performance and even throttling when running CPU and GPUintensive tasks, The fan in the cooling system is louder than we would like, The softtouch matte plastic used for the interior attracts fingerprints and smudges, A bit too pricey even if go f...

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Last revision on July 22, 2020

Reviewers Liked

Attractive, sturdy design, Gorgeous, bright 4Kresolution screen, Upgradable RAM and M.2 SSD
Exemplary build quality and design, Incredibly thin (1117 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 co

Reviewers Didn't Like

Reduced performance and even throttling when running CPU and GPUintensive tasks, The fan in the cooling system is louder than we would like, The softtouch matte plastic used for the interior attracts fingerprints and smudges, A bit too pricey even if go f

Expert reviews and ratings

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...

By Computer Shopper on December 18, 2015

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...

By laptopmedia.com on December 15, 2015

“Oh, the trackpad is still maddeningly frustrating to use? Ship it anyway! Then people will buy a mouse.”I've long imagined that's how the conversation goes when Windows computer makers are releasing a new laptop. Between stiff plastics and the...

By wsj.com on October 08, 2015