Dell XPS 15 L501X
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(Pocket-lint) — For a widescreen 15-inch laptop, the latest version of the Dell XPS 15 is a huge — if stylish — slab of a machine. The hefty base, with a curved cutout for the dropped hinge and stereo JBL speakers flanking the keyboard, makes the screen look slender by comparison, but this machine is something of a multimedia monster — at a mainstream price. Be prepared for the weight; by hefty, we mean 2.8kg. But packed inside the sturdy magnesium alloy chassis and tucked under the brushed aluminium lid are an impressive range of features, including one of the best screens we’ve seen on a mainstream notebook yet. Many features are optional extras though, so check the spec.
The one you’ll definitely want is the 1080p screen on our review model; the 1920 by 1080 resolution and beautiful, bright colours make watching movies or streaming HD content a delight and the Nvidia GeForce 420M can easily keep up. (The Core i5 and speedy 7200rpm hard drive make the XPS 15 a great performer generally.)
The JBL speakers and the subwoofer on the base deliver sound to go with it that’s nothing like what you expect from a 15-inch notebook. There’s more than enough volume and excellent stereo separation (at least when you’ve got the XPS 15 on your lap). The bass in particular is strong and vibrant, the midrange is punchy and details in the music are clear, although even boosted the treble is a touch disappointing (you can also tune the output from the Realtek audio with the Waves MaxxAudio control panel, which has profiles for movies, music and conversation). You wouldn’t mistake this for a high-end hi-fi setup, and we think HP’s Beats audio has a slight edge, but it’s still extremely impressive.
The XPS is what Dell and Nvidia call 3D ready; that means you can play 3D content from the Blu-ray drive (or the small amount of content that’s online so far) if you hook it up to an external 3D TV.
DisplayPort and HDMI 1.4 mean it’s easy to connect to newer screens, but be aware there’s no VGA port. There is an SPDIF connection for plugging in to stereo components, or you can use it as a second headphone socket for sharing movies (and the excellent viewing angle makes that work well).
The keyboard is almost lost in the case, with a huge wrist rest and an equally large touchpad (at 4-inches it’s nearly the size of the MacBook Pro’s). The keys have a reasonable feel and amount of travel, although this isn’t the smoothest keyboard we’ve used. There’s no flex at all, as you’d expect with something this sturdy, and the keyboard is the standard XPS layout, with a vertical column of navigation keys from Home at the top to End at the bottom. There’s a dedicated key on the function row to turn off the touchpad, and a light to remind you it’s turned off, which is good use of the space available.
The matte surface on the touchpad gives you enough texture to make gestures comfortable; pinch/zoom, rotate and two-finger scrolling were all smooth and responsive and it’s nice to see the full Synaptics control panel with options like momentum dragging (which carries on moving the pointer if you hit the edge of the trackpad — so you don’t slow down suddenly in a game).
The two separate mouse buttons are large enough to be usable rather than stylishly slender as well.
One thing confuses us about the mostly well-designed chassis; the battery and hard drive activity lights are on the top of the case — behind the screen where you can’t see them. On the other hand, there’s a second battery indicator on the touch control strip above the keyboard. The Wi-Fi indicator here isn’t a control for some reason — that’s an option on the function keys — and the three touch buttons open the Windows Mobility Centre (complete with plenty of useful Dell controls), the Waves Maxx control panel for the speakers and one program of your choice. Multimedia, volume and brightness controls are on the function keys and although they’re selected by default, it still seems a shame not to have them on the touch strip where you could quickly mute the system.
The SD card slot (which accepts a total of 9 different card types) is conveniently at the front and although the sides are mostly taken up by the heat vent on the left and the Blu-ray drive on the right, it’s nice to have the choice of the USB ports on either side where you can reach them or another one at the back where cables won’t get in the way.
And although three USB ports might not seem generous, two of them are USB 3 ports — ideal for a fast external drive for backups or videos — and the other is a combination eSATA/USB port that can charge devices like your phone or MP3 player even when the notebook isn’t turned on.
Dell says the 2-megapixel webcam can do 720p HD and certainly it’s Skype certified, but we found the image and colour fidelity disappointing on most calls, especially in low light (and the video you see depends on what webcam the person calling you has, of course). The bundled software isn’t exciting; Windows Live and Office Starter are welcome, as are PowerDVD 9.6 and Roxio Burn, but the MacAfee security software not only slows the system down — it’s extremely hard to disable in favour of your preferred antivirus solution.
If you like the design of the XPS 15 you’ll call it understated and slab-like; if not, you’ll call it boxy. Either way the size and weight mean you may not carry it around that much.
That means the slightly disappointing battery life may not be an issue. Because of the Nvidia Optimus auto-switching technology, the battery life you see varies significantly with what you’re doing; stick to surfing the Web and using Office and you’ll see the 5 hours plus that Dell claims. Crank up games, videos, Blu-ray movies, HD Skype video calls and the screen brightness and you’ll be done in about half that time. If you do want to use the XPS 15 on the go, you’ll want the optional 9-cell battery instead.
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The Dell XPS 15 is a seriously impressive laptop.
Dell is calling it the smallest 15-inch laptop ever made and the reason is simple: the ‘InfinityEdge’ display – as seen on the XPS 13 and XPS 12 hybrid – has such a thin bezel that the total profile of the laptop is only a shade larger than the 15-inch 16:9 display itself.
That means it’s quite a bit ‘smaller’ than your standard 15-inch laptop but it still looks like a bit of a monster when you set it beside one of Dell’s incredible 13-inch Dell XPS 13 ultrabooks.
To give you an idea on price, the Dell XPS 15 starts from around £1,058 but the top model costs something more like £1,728 .
- Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 review: a thin, powerful hybrid with genuine gaming chops
The entry level model is powered by an Intel Core i5-6300HQ, has Nvidia GeForce 960M graphics and comes with a full HD screen, 8GB memory and a 1TB HDD with Windows 10 installed on a 32GB SSD.
Every other model comes with a Core i7-6700HQ and the top couple of models, one of which we have here, have 4K touchscreen displays, 16/32GB memory and a 500GB/1TB SSD, while the GeForce 960M component is standard across all models.
That’s a hell of a lot of power for a home laptop particularly. It turns on and off lightning fast which is super convenient and never leaves you waiting for apps or program to load. But while this laptop is indeed blisteringly fast, by far the most impressive feature is the display.
4K screen
InfinityEdge looks fantastic, but it’s the epicly bright, 4K colour accurate picture itself that’s the real stunner. If you’ve ever walked through the TV section in a Currys or John Lewis and found yourself blown away by an OLED TV compared to its LCD compatriots, the effect is similar here.
The screen on this laptop is not an OLED but in almost all conditions you could easily believe it was one. It’s simply gorgeous to look at, mesmerising even. Contrast ratio and absolute black levels aren’t the best, but in normal applications it looks world class.
It’s also one of the best touchscreens we’ve ever used on a laptop – it might well be the best ever. It’s fast and responsive to touch and really justifies itself.
We regularly found ourselves reaching out and using the touchscreen in ways we’ve in the past found it easier to jsut use the other standard inputs.
If you work with graphics you’ll love it, and you’ll find the Nvidia GeForce 960M and Intel Core i7 more than powerful enough to handle the toughest of tasks.
Gaming
And if you’re hoping to game on this laptop, you can absolutely do so. But your best bet would probably be to go for the full HD option in order to hit playable framerates for demanding games — either that or plug into a secondary 1080p screen. You can buy this laptop with all of the power but 1080p non-touchscreen for £1,308 – and you’ll save some weight there as well, 1.78kg versus 2kg.
It’s worth pausing and mentioning that weight for a second. If you’re weighing up whether to get the Dell XPS 13 or the XPS 15, weight has to be a consideration. The XPS 15 is not far off double the weight of the non-touch version of the XPS 13 – 1.2kg versus 2kg. That combined with the substantial increase in size means that the 13 is ideal for carrying around with you, the 15 is not despite its relative smallness.
You won’t want to have this in a bag on your back all day.
Keyboard and trackpad
The keyboard on the XPS 15 is exactly the same as on the XPS 13 which means it does look a bit lost in the middle of the larger carbon fibre-effect chassis. That being said, you probably wouldn’t want it to be any bigger because it’s super comfortable to type on and the keys feel responsive with just enough travel.
The trackpad, where some Dell’s have been a bit of a letdown in the past, is also excellent. That being said, the enemy of all laptop users are ‘accidental inputs’ where your hand or your arm touches the trackpad by accident. That’s still an issue here, particularly because it’s so large. Honestly if you’re using this laptop on a desk you should probably use a mouse and disable the pad, but that’s true of basically all laptops.
Ports and connections
Honestly this is one of the only areas where you might question some of Dell’s design decisions. There are only two USB 3.
0 ports on this laptop. Where you’d normally expect the third one to be on the right hand side you instead have a battery meter. You press a button and it uses five mini-LED’s to let you know the state of the battery.
That’s theoretically useful when the laptop is turned off, but seriously, given the number of times you’ll ever use it versus a third USB port it seems like an unnecessary and disappointing compromise.
You also get an SD card slot, a full size HDMI port and a Thunderbolt 3 port which supports PowerShare, 40Gbps data transfer in both directions, VGA, HDMI, Ethernet and USB-A – but you’ll need to buy the relevant cables or one of Dell’s Thunderbolt docks, none of which come with the laptop.
Battery life
Dell claims battery life of up to 17 hours but in reality you’ll probably get substantially less than that. We managed to get about 5 hours out of it under normal conditions which is pretty good actually, especially given it has a 4K touchscreen and very powerful components.
You’ll get more like 3 hours if you run with maximum screen brightness while performing demanding tasks with high CPU use.
Cosmetics
This laptop looks the business, particularly when you open it up. The carbon fibre effect on the inside surface is the same as on the XPS 13 and looks brilliant. You could even say that the laptop would look better if the whole laptop was done out with that material instead of the slightly boring silver aluminium shell.
One explanation for why Dell did not do that could be that the carbon fibre surface is an absolute fingerprint magnet. I’ve heard and read people saying that about many smartphones and other laptops in the past. But I’ve never used a device that attracted, retained an displayed fingerprints like this one. It can look really quite grotty after some intense use and it’s definitely our least favourite aspect of the device, albeit just a cosmetic one.
T3 Verdict
The Dell XPS 15 is a fantastic laptop and a no-brainer purchase for anyone who wants a laptop that lives primarily on a desk at home or in the office.
It’s cheaper and more highly specc’d than a MacBook Pro and makes far more sense to buy than something like a Microsoft Surface Pro 3.
The 4K screen is seriously gorgeous to look at while the colour accuracy makes it ideal for anyone working with graphics. We’d happily buy one of these for ourselves and that’s about the highest praise we can give.
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expertreviews. Updated: |
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trustedreviews. Updated: |
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alphr.com Updated: |
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techradar.com Updated: |
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pcauthority.com.au Updated: |
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Sonic powerThe XPS isn’t just about some extra CPU slickness either though. Read the full review |
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crn.com.au Updated: |
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Dell recently refreshed its XPS line up of laptops, slotting in two new models and updating its XPS 13 Ultrabook to the latest Intel chip also known as Ivy Bridge. The XPS 15 is in some ways the odd one out of the lineup. While it is physically quite… Read the full review |
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: |
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: |
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v3.co.uk Updated: |
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Theinquirer.net Updated: |
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kitguru.net Updated: |
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itpro.co.uk Updated: |
Apple has set the benchmark for high-end notebooks with its Retina displays, PCIe flash storage and phenomenal battery life. Can Dell’s latest Windows 8.1 machine, the XPS 15, challenge the class-leading Mac? We put the devices head-to-head in the follow. Read the full review |
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itreviews.com Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 (9530) is a high-end desktop replacement laptop, and that’s a funny place to be. While, yes, you could buy a less expensive laptop to do many of the same tasks, systems like the XPS 15 (9530) are simultaneously PC tools and showcases for p…
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Digitaltrends.com Updated: |
Dell is the only PC manufacturer that has consistently understood the need for premium products that wow consumers and make competitors look bad. Accomplishing this has long been the job of its XPS sub-brand, and while its experiments haven’t sometimes tu…
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techradar.com Updated: |
Let’s face it — if Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Air was human, few would blame it for having an ego of Kanye West-sized proportions after being copied for years by sub-par imitations. Haswell, Classy design, Light, Decent keyboard, 1080p screen, Swappable battery… Few ports… Read the full review |
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pcadvisor.co.uk Updated: |
The Dell XPS L501x is a laptop that competes with the Apple Macbook Pro. The Dell XPS L501x is a strong performer. It’s not as well built or attractive as a MacBook Pro, but it is a cheaper laptop. Campbell Simpson, PCWorld.idg.com.au… Read the full review |
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goodgearguide.com.au Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 (L501x) is a notebook that competes with the Apple Macbook Pro. Excellent screen, plenty of processing power, surprisingly good speakers… Thicker than a Macbook Pro, graphics card could be more powerful, build quality could be better… The Dell XPS 15 (L501x) notebook is a strong performer, and it’s not even particularly expensive. It’s not all good news — it’s a little thick and the internal fan can be loud… Read the full review |
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pocket-lint. Updated: |
For a widescreen 15-inch laptop, the latest version of the Dell XPS 15 is a huge — if stylish — slab of a machine. The hefty base, with a curved cutout for the dropped hinge and stereo JBL speakers flanking the keyboard, makes the screen look slender… The Dell XPS 15 has an amazing — if pricey — screen, speakers that deliver sound you won’t be ashamed of, good performance and Optimus graphics, USB 3 ports and a mostly convenient design…
It’s clever but it’s also big and the design won’t appeal to everyone; you might miss the VGA port and if you try to take it with you, you’ll miss better battery life. We love the screen for watching movies and the speakers definitely impress, the performance is good enough for gaming and what you get for the price makes this a good all-rounderKey specs3.5mm jack, Blu-ray, Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, Li-ion battery, M… Read the full review |
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hardwareheaven.com Updated: |
Today’s review product is Dells new 15″ XPS, the L501X which retails for just £549 in the UK at the moment and also has a $100 discount in the USA. As we had previously tested the Adamo XPS system with its aluminium chassis our expectations for the XPS 15 were set reasonably high and for the most part it delivered. The Aluminium lid looks and feels great and it was good to see that Dell continued… Read the full review |
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stuff.tv Updated: |
Are you into rubber? It’s not that we want to know what type of parties you go to on a Saturday night, but you have to be a fan of the soft stuff if you’re thinking of picking up one of Dell’s latest deviant XPS series. Well built. Decent performance. Great price… No high res screen option. Speakers not great… Great looking, built like a tank and very well specced for the price. The only possible turn off is the rubber finish… Read the full review |
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techradar.com Updated: |
The Dell XPS M1530 aims to combine power and mobility at an affordable price. Excellent screen, Impressive usability, Great spec, Powerful performance… Read the full review |
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pcauthority.com.au Updated: |
Form and function meet in the middle in one supremely well-made package Dell’s XPS brand was once synonymous with futuristically tailored, high-performance gaming systems. Read the full review |
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: |
Dells XPS brand is associated with gaming laptops, but the M1530 excels in a wide variety of tasks. This model has been generously upgraded over the M1530 we reviewed in Shopper 243 but costs just £20 more. The chassis is in a class of its own. The… Read the full review |
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practicalpc. Updated: |
I recently had a motherboard failure on my existing Dell Inspiron laptop and given its age, repair looked a bad move as one could buy a new laptop for less. However, once I decided to see what was available and given my two main criteria — a higher tha… Great feature set, fast, GFX card, HDMI out… keyboard/touchpad could be better…
The Dell XPS 1530 series can be had from around £499+VAT upwards depending on options. For this you get a great chassis packed with features that really set it apart from the budget offerings that litter the supermarket shelves at £300 or so. Read the full review |
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goodgearguide.com.au Updated: |
If you want some power under the hood but still need mobility this XPS from Dell is a great option. Were keen on the design and build as well as the features in tow. Strong build, nice design, powerful components and quick start MediaDirect functionality, Digital/Analogue TV tuner, HDMI…
No e-SATA The Final Word If you want some power under the hood but still need mobility this XPS from Dell is a great option. If you want some power under the hood but still need mobility this XPS from Dell is a great option. Were keen on the design and build as well as the features in tow. Read the full review |
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: |
In last months Whats New, we reviewed Dells XPS M1730 gaming laptop. This month, its the turn of the M1530. Read the full review |
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techradar.com Updated: |
When Dell released the XPS 1330 last year it was lauded by many as the best-looking laptop of all time. The look, size and build quality were perfect for the mobile traveller who needed something a little different. In many respects, the Dell XPS M1530…
Comfortable to use, Looks great, Good screen. Not compatible with DirectX 10, Short battery life… When Dell released the XPS 1330 last year it was lauded by many as the best-looking laptop of all time. The look, size and build quality were perfect for the mobile traveller who needed something a little different. In many respects, the Dell XPS M1530… Read the full review |
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alphr.com Updated: |
Dell’s XPS branding was once synonymous with futuristically tailored, high-performance gaming systems. A superb laptop, combining excellent ergonomics and slick looks with a good dollop of power… Read the full review |
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pocket-lint.com Updated: |
If you liked the styling of the XPS M1330 but felt it a little too small for everyday use, the XPS M1530 is the machine for you. Great design, Powerful… Not as cool as the lighter M1330… A new larger screen on a modern classic design may be heavier but it’s still a great machine… Read the full review |
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Zdnet.com.au Updated: |
The XPS M1730 was a monster both in gaming performance and size, while the XPS M1330 was one of the more portable 13. Excellent gaming performance, Touchsensitive buttons, Slim and light for a midsize machine, Good feature set which includes a fingerprint sensor, Miniremote control stored in the ExpressCard slot… No subwoofer, Few USB ports, No modem… Dont let the slim design and relatively light heft fool you. This XPS is one powerful gaming portable with an impressive feature set for work and play. Read the full review |
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apcmag. Updated: |
Still, as videocards go it’s quite capable and will happily run your favourite games at lower settings, or let you get in a few hours on your favourite MMO. CPU wise, the XPS 15 has an Intel Core i7 4712HQ that can boost up to 3.3GHz. It’s also got 16GB… Read the full review |
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thunderbaylive.com Updated: |
Lisa Gade reviews the Dell XPS 15, 2014 revision with 4th generation Intel Haswell CPUs and optional NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M graphics. Read the full review |
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thunderbaylive.com Updated: |
Lisa Gade reviews the Dell XPS 15 mid-2012 model. This is a 15.6″ thin and light notebook that weighs 5.79 lbs and is 0.91″ thick. It has an excellent 1080p with Gorilla Glass. We look at the 2.1GHz Intel Core i7 quad core Ivy Bridge model with Intel HD 4… Read the full review |
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itpro. Updated: |
MacBooks are popular due to their Retina displays, PCIe flash storage and phenomenal battery life. Can Dell’s latest Windows 8.1 machine, the XPS 15, challenge the class-leading OS X device? The Windows machines are the cheaper of the two devices, starti… Read the full review |
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thunderbaylive.com Updated: |
Lisa Gade reviews the 2015 Dell XPS 15 with the UHD 4K display. Read the full review |
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thunderbaylive.com Updated: |
Lisa Gade compares the 15″ Retina MacBook Pro (2015) with dedicated AMD graphics and the Dell XPS 15 with the UHD 4K display. Check out our video review of the 15″ Retina MacBook Pro (2015) with dedicated AMD graphics at: Check out our written review of t. Read the full review |
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pocket-lint.com Updated: |
Microsoft has shown off a 15-inch version of Dell’s new ultra thin, ultra light Dell XPS at the Computex show in Taipei. Like the Dell XPS 13 , which was debuted at CES in January and we reviewed in March , the focus of the new model is its impressive di… Read the full review |
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techradar. Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 is the latest addition to the firm’s range of high-class laptops designed to bring some sheen to both work and play thanks to a powerful specification and a 4K screen.It’s certainly got the design credentials nailed down – the lid is coate… Fantastic 4K screen, Well, rounded specification, Stunning exterior design, High, quality keyboard… Battery life is only middling, Some fan noise…
The XPS 15 has a stunning 4K screen, high-quality design, well-balanced components and a great keyboard – and all of this makes it a worthy rival to the MacBook Pro. Read the full review |
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 is the latest addition to the firm’s range of high-class laptops designed to bring some sheen to both work and play thanks to a powerful specification and a 4K screen.It’s certainly got the design credentials nailed down – the lid is coa…
Fantastic 4K screen, Wellrounded specification, Stunning exterior design, Highquality keyboard. Battery life is only middling, Some fan noise… The XPS 15 has a stunning 4K screen, high-quality design, well-balanced components and a great keyboard – and all of this makes it a worthy rival to the MacBook Pro… Read the full review |
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techradar.com Updated: |
The 2015 version of the Dell XPS 13 added an unexpected gem to the company’s arsenal back in January. Small footprint, Excellent display, Discrete graphics… Keyboard… Despite being less portable than the XPS 13, fans of that laptops might fancy upgrading for the XPS 15’s impressive 4K display… Read the full review |
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itpro.co. Updated: |
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… Read the full review |
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techradar.com Updated: |
The 2015 version of the Dell XPS 13 added an unexpected gem to the company’s arsenal back in January. Small footprint, Excellent display, Discrete graphics… Keyboard… Despite being less portable than the XPS 13, fans of that laptops might fancy upgrading for the XPS 15’s impressive 4K display… Read the full review |
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techradar. Updated: |
The 2015 version of the Dell XPS 13 added an unexpected gem to the company’s arsenal back in January. Sleek, powerful and packing a gorgeous Infinity Display, it ramped up the company’s reputation in the consumer space and served up a real alternative to… Small footprint, Excellent display, Discrete graphics… Keyboard… Despite being less portable than the XPS 13, fans of that laptops might fancy upgrading for the XPS 15’s impressive 4K display… Read the full review |
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businessspectator. Updated: |
“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 unresponsi… Read the full review |
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techradar.com/au/ Updated: |
The 2015 version of the Dell XPS 13 added an unexpected gem to the company’s arsenal back in January. Small footprint, Excellent display, Discrete graphics… Keyboard… Despite being less portable than the XPS 13, fans of that laptops might fancy upgrading for the XPS 15’s impressive 4K display… Read the full review |
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Theinquirer. Updated: |
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»… Read the full review |
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itpro.co.uk Updated: |
While Apple has long had a reputation of making laptops that loads of people drool over, PC makers have held onto making big lumps of tin for business travellers. Read the full review |
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pcadvisor.co.uk Updated: |
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. Read the full review |
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Digitaltrends.com Updated: |
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 . 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… Read the full review |
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computershopper. Updated: |
& Design XPS: The meaning has changed over the years, from «Xtreme Performance System» and high-end gaming (in the days before Dell owned Alienware) to the exceptional portability and innovation of today’s and . But, muscle machine or subcompact, Del… Strong all-around performance, Long battery life, Sturdy, stylish design… A bit heavy, Non-removable battery…
Dell’s XPS 15 is a well-built 15-inch entertainment notebook packed with cutting-edge components. It’s a productivity and multimedia workhorse, and its durable chassis is a real head-turner. Read the full review |
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mobiletechreview.com Updated: |
twitter: @lisagade) The Dell XPS 15 is one of the nicest looking laptops Dell has turned out in some time. Gone is the disorganized design language of the XPS 15z, replaced with a unified, if somewhat MacBook Pro-looking package that continues the De… Great looks and build quality, slim. Lovely full HD display.
Thermal mangement and heat issues throttle power and can stymie performance. The Dell XPS 15 is a good looking machine that looks expensive, and frankly is expensive when loaded with a Core i7 and decent dedicated graphics. It’s designed to look good in the boardroom and deliver more than ample performance for everyday tasks… Read the full review |
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notebookcheck.net Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 is one of the most popular models of this series and we have reviewed numerous previous models from the series. Exemplary processing, Excellent input devices, High contrast and brightness display, High performance, Extensive equipment, Detailed Owner’s Manual, Good speakers, SSD cache… Mirrored Screen Surface, Average Webcam, Expensive, Throttling in games… Dell XPS 15 Rarely has the evaluation of a notebook been as difficult as with the Dell XPS 15 . On the one hand, the notebook demonstrated great performance in almost all categories. On the other hand, the thermal issues seriously cloud the notebook’s lo… Read the full review |
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pcmag. Updated: |
Competition is tough among manufacturers of premium desktop replacement laptops, with plenty of players vying for the Windows PC market and a growing number moving to Apple products. But while everyone is busy doing their best Apple impression, not every… Packed with powerful components. Premium chassis design elements. Familiar-looking design… This latest incarnation of the Dell XPS 15 boasts a refined, if not entirely original, design and impressive performance… Read the full review |
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anandtech. Updated: |
I’ve had some good experiences with Dell’s XPS line of laptops over the years, but in virtually every case I’ve had a few minor complaints. The earlier models were large, fast, and too expensive for most users. Then Dell dropped the XPS line for a w… Read the full review |
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Laptopmag.com Updated: |
FOLLOW US SHARE Dell’s XPS series of notebooks are known for high performance and high-end design. Sleek design with soft touch finish; Colorful and bright full HD screen; Solid performance and graphics; Good audio… Grainy webcam; Keyboard somewhat mushy;… An elegant design, beautiful full HD display and fast performance make the Dell XPS a compelling multimedia notebook. Read the full review |
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pcworld. Updated: |
For multimedia buffs, the XPS 15 (model L502X) is a generally solid addition to Dell’s line of consumer laptops with a little added oomph in performance. Even the basic, most inexpensive model—our review unit costs $799—has discrete Nvidia GeForce 52… Roomy, 15.6-inch display, Great multimedia and pretty good gaming… Mediocre computing performance and battery life, Heavy and chunky, with an oversize brick…
The entry-level Dell XPS 15 (L502X) will delight multimedia buffs, but it’s too big and heavy for frequent travelers. Read the full review |
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computershopper.com Updated: |
Touch has come a long way, baby. From the first Windows convertible tablets (which are still being produced by a couple of manufacturers) to the Apple iPad in all of its touch glory, touch-input devices today look and feel a lot better than th…
Good performance; excellent keyboard, touch pad; innovative touch screen; fun bundled music application; strong battery life. Glossy touch screen is prone to fingerprints; loud fan; screen is low-res for size… The highly configurable XPS 15 is a speedy performer, and the touch screen in our test unit was both convenient and fun. It’s a winning touch laptop… Read the full review |
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anandtech.com Updated: |
Late last year, we finally got a laptop with very few compromises that we could look to as the king of the mainstream market. Read the full review |
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notebookcheck.net Updated: |
The XPS 15 clearly sticks out from the flood of available 15 inch multimedia laptops. Dell not only relies on a case with unique looks and high quality materials , but also on strong innards. In place of a first generation Core-i Intel processor, the late…
Bright & contrast rich display with a large color spectrum, Large & pleasant touchpad, Cleverly arranged ports, Excellent battery life, High quality workmanship, Very good sound system, Keyboard illumination, Graphics switching, Great performance, Prima L. Somewhat high temperature & noise development during load, Spongy keyboard, Reflective display… Dell XPS 15 After finishing all tests, we can pat Dell on the shoulder without hesitation. The manufacturer has maintained the XPS 15’s numerous strengths and taken care of old weaknesses at the same time. The temperature and noise development isn’t yet… Read the full review |
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about.com Updated: |
Mar 19 2011 — Dell recently updated its XPS line to include the new Intel 2nd Generation Core i processors. Read the full review |
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pcmag.com Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 (Sandy Bridge) ($1,785 direct) is the result of taking the original Dell XPS 15 ($1,115 direct, 4 stars) and replacing its innards with new hardware from Intel and Nvidia. This gut-cleaning carved out spots for an Intel Core i7 quad-cor…
Sandy Bridge Quad-core processor. Thick and clunky. A fully loaded configuration can be pricey. The Dell XPS 15 (Sandy Bridge) is arguably the most complete desktop replacement laptop, even if it isn’t the fastest or the prettiest. Buy it nowClick here to shop now!… Read the full review |
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onlinenotebook. Updated: |
I last reviewed Dell XPS 15 in November and the manufacturer is back now with a refreshed list of specs. The previous XPS wasn’t really svelte but the entry level model which costed around $849 had a good set of features and the speakers too were sound… Read the full review |
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Laptopmag.com Updated: |
When we last reviewed the Dell XPS 15, we praised the notebook’s strong performance, best-in-class audio, and colorful screen. Beautiful, sharp HD Screen, Best-in-class audio, Blazing fast performance, Intel WiDi 2.0, Runs cool… Bulky chassis, Keys somewhat stiff, Needs large battery for decent endurance… A 1080p display, Blu-ray, Nvidia graphics, awesome audio—the Dell XPS 15 has it all. Read the full review |
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ld2. Updated: |
Being from Dell’s XPS lineage you can expect best of breed features and performance from this hefty looking notebook. The weight of almost 3 Kg shouldn’t be a deterrent when you are looking for a notebook that serves you as a gaming or multimedia stati… 1080p full HD screen, sound quality, graphics performance, Blu-ray… bulky… Read the full review |
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techworld. Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 is the latest premium home entertainment laptop from Dell. Not only does the XPS 15 come with the latest hardware configuration, it brings a fresh new design to Dell’s XPS line.It is definitely one of the most extravagant desktop repla… Reasons to buy the Dell XPS 15 are many. It’s a refreshing update to Dell’s premier laptop range, combining features and options that are hard to find in many other mainstream laptops. A full-HD screen, USB 3.0 ports, Nvidia 3D TV Play, very good onbo… Read the full review |
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pcworld. Updated: |
The is the latest premium home entertainment laptop from Dell. Not only does the XPS 15 come with the latest hardware configuration, it brings a fresh new design to Dell’s XPS line. It is definitely one of the most extravagant desktop replacement lapt… Metallic body, well built, FullHD (1920×1080) screen, Lots of features, Very good onboard sound, Face detection support… Heavy…
The Dell XPS 15 is a very good desktop replacement laptop available at a decent price. It combines exciting features with powerful hardware to offer a compelling home entertainment and multimedia laptop. Read the full review |
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hardwarezone.com.sg Updated: |
Dell’s XPS notebook line-up has mostly been designed with «slim» and «sexy» aspects in mind (not counting the high-end gaming XPS machines before Alienware replaced them). The newer designs however, are somewhat chunky and quite unlike the hip designs… Read the full review |
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notebookreview. Updated: |
Dell did a pretty good job handling the thermal load of the high-performance components stuffed into the XPS 15. Airflow through the chassis is very good and the system is able to expel most of the CPU and GPU’s thermal… Fast processor and graphics card, Good battery life, Comfortable backlit keyboard… Difficult to upgrade, Bland design…
The newly redesigned Dell XPS 15 brings a lot of cool features to the table, but seems to miss the mark in the design department. With previous XPS notebooks being flagship models from Dell, it’s disappointing to see such a bland and normal looking system. Read the full review |
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devhardware.com Updated: |
The base configuration of the XPS 15 has a 500 GB hard drive that should provide enough storage for most casual users’ data. Graphics are handled by a combination… Read the full review |
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notebookcheck. Updated: |
The first to be reviewed is the smaller XPS 15, which can be configured to include extensive features. The first step is to choose a basic model that can be further configured to your preferences. In our review, we had a high-end model with a Core i7 840Q… Good Graphics Performance, Excellent Application Performance, Good Placement of Ports, Comfortable Keyboard, Precise Touchpad, Bright Screen with Broad Color Space, Supports 3D Video for 3DCapable External Monitor/TV… Loud and Hot Under Heavy Use, Short Battery Life Under Heavy Use, Reflective Screen…
The excitedly awaited XPS 15 does not disappoint. Read the full review |
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onlinenotebook.com Updated: |
Dell is relaunching their high end line up of laptops and they have also revamped the XPS systems. These laptops are media centric as opposed to the Alienware notebooks made for gamers. The company has killed the Studio line which is defined very poorl. Read the full review |
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pcmag.com Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 ($1,115 direct), a desktop replacement laptop, is a wonderland of lavish features and cutting-edge components. Even more impressive is that most of its parts are customizable before finalizing your purchase: The XPS 15 can be completely…
1080p resolution. First HD webcam on a laptop. Nvidia GeForce GT 420M graphics chip is also a first. Has Optimus technology. Excellent keyboard. Thick and heavy. The 6-cell battery alone won’t cut it. The Dell XPS 15 is unlike any other desktop replacement out there, thanks to its long list of firsts… Read the full review |
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Laptopmag.com Updated: |
With plenty of solid mainstream notebooks available for under $700, a machine with a nearly $900 starting price needs to bring something special to the table. Strong performance, Best-in-class audio, USB 3.0 ports, First Skype HD certified webcam in notebook, Customizable keyboard backlight, Can play 3D content on compatible TVs… Bulky design, Webcam has trouble in low light, Short battery life (with default battery), Runs a bit warm… One of the best sounding notebooks ever is also one of the fastest you can buy for the money. Read the full review |
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toptenreviews. Updated: |
In tech circles, the Inspiron has a reputation for being Dell’s catch-all business laptop line. You can get pretty much anything you want on an Inspiron. The Dell Inspiron XPS 15 is the high end of this line. Dell threw everything and the kitchen sink… Excellent processor, video card and display offer an office experience on the road… Its heavy, clunky design will fit on your desk but probably not your bag.
State-of-the-art components held together by an outdated design; time for a refresh. Read the full review |
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Digitaltrends.com Updated: |
Dell’s XPS 15 is one of the computer maker’s flagship products. In years past, this machine has impressed users with even the most discerning ears with its superb audio quality. It’s always been a beast, sacrificing ultra portability in favor of power. Th…
Attractive and comfortable design, Good touchpad, Beautiful full HD display, Robust performance. No dedicated number pad, Speaker placement diminishes audio quality, Gets noticeably warm… The Dell XPS 15 is a well-rounded mainstream multimedia machine that will give you plenty of power while still being portable enough to carry around if needed. The design is attractive enough, and the machine is comfortable to use. We’re fans of the bea… Read the full review |
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stuff.tv Updated: |
Sonic powerThe XPS isn’t just about some extra CPU slickness either though. Read the full review |
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techreviewsource.com Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 (9530) is a high-end desktop replacement laptop, and that’s a funny place to be. While, yes, you could buy a less expensive laptop to do many of the same tasks, systems like the XPS 15 (9530) are simultaneously PC tools and showcases for p…
Resolution is 3,200 by 1,800 (QHD). Reflective screen. No builtin Ethernet. Some UI elements can be tiny. USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports are both black… With its brilliant screen and serious components, the luxury-minded Dell XPS 15 (9530) is Dell’s showcase PC meant to go up against high-end laptop offerings. Unfortunately, its price and battery life keep it from taking the top spot… Read the full review |
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notebookreview. Updated: |
If you think the 15-inch Apple MacBook Pro is cool but you want a Windows PC with a slightly softer touch then the Dell XPS 15 might be just the notebook you need. Keep reading to find out more.OverviewThe XPS brand has enjoyed a long and colorful existen… Gorilla Glass makes the screen extremely durable, Bestinclass performance, Beautiful design… Heavier than expected, Not easy to upgrade, Glossy screen…
The key thing to remember about the Dell XPS 15 is that this notebook is the best combination of attractive design, solid construction and excellent performance that we’ve seen so far from Dell. Read the full review |
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mobilephonereviewss.com Updated: |
Dell debuted its XPS brand on bleeding-edge desktop PCs back in 1993, but now this famous name is commonly associated with luxurious laptops such as the latest XPS 15. It’s designed for those who want a high-end experience, whether it’s for creative work… Read the full review |
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mobiletechreview. Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 is a storied laptop, with several generations and design improvements. The last time we looked at the XPS 15 we liked everything except the CPU throttling— a sometimes necessary evil with incredibly thin and light designs. This time, Dell… Read the full review |
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notebookreview.com Updated: |
The XPS 15 is Dell’s premium 15. Gorgeous display, Excellent build quality, Good touchpad, High performance, Good battery life… Keyboard layout needs improvement, Gets warm under heavy workloads… Read the full review |
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infoworld.com Updated: |
Gigabit Wi-Fi is starting to appear in mobile devices, so we got our hands on three smartphones and two laptops running the 802. Read the full review |
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hothardware.com Updated: |
Dell’s XPS line of laptops have always been about foregoing compromise in the pursuit of a premium mobile experience. The company’s latest lineup of XPS 15 touch-enabled systems carry that tradition into a new era of computing, driven by Microsoft’s Wi…
You would expect a fair amount of performance for the kind of investment it takes to own a top-of-the-line XPS 15 Touch system, and Dell’s spunky laptop certainly delivered. Read the full review |
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computershopper.com Updated: |
& Design Every laptop has a target market—students, business execs, multimedia buffs—and every laptop has competitors. It’s rare, however, to see a notebook seemingly built from the ground up to target just one competitor, but make no mistake: The lat…
Spectacular 3,200×1,800 touch screen, 802. No Thunderbolt or Ethernet, Lackluster battery life… This year’s Dell XPS 15 is one of the most luxurious laptops we’ve ever tested, with a super-high-resolution screen that tops even Apple’s MacBook Pro With Retina Display. Note, though, that we’d vote for the SSD- rather than our hard-drive-based con… Read the full review |
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pcmag.com Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 (9530) is a high-end desktop replacement laptop, and that’s a funny place to be. Resolution is 3,200 by 1,800 (QHD+). Quad-core CPU, mid-tier enthusiast GPU. Has 802.11ac & Bluetooth 4.0. Comes with 12 months of McAfee LiveSafe. Premium look and materials. Reflective screen. No built-in Ethernet. Some UI elements can be tiny. USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports are both black… With its brilliant screen and serious components, the luxury-minded Dell XPS 15 (9530) is Dell’s showcase PC meant to go up against high-end laptop offerings. Unfortunately, its price and battery life keep it from taking the top spot… Read the full review |
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pcworld. Updated: |
The latest incarnation of Dell’s XPS 15 is the laptop of my dreams.I’m not being hyperbolic. I adore everything about this machine, from its slim, sleek exterior to its powerful Haswell processor and discrete Nvidia graphics card. I admire its 15.6-inch Q… Great allaround performance, Excellent QHD display, Great battery life, Slim and attractive chassis… Keyboard is a little stiff, Expensive…
What’s not to like? The XPS 15 delivers gaming power with Ultrabooks looks. Yeah, it’s pricey, but consider all you’re getting for the money. Read the full review |
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notebookcheck.net Updated: |
The Dell XPS 15 is a high-end, premium-class and very potent multimedia notebook. Buyers looking for notebooks in this category expect a perfect design, superior build quality, and lots of power. Multimedia devices need to be able to handle everything: vi…
Highend materials, Sturdy chassis and superb build quality, Upgradable by the user, High display brightness and contrast, Very sharp picture, Very high performance, Good battery life. Frequent rendering issues due to the high resolution under Windows, Highly reflective display, High temperatures under load, Expensive… A well-rounded notebook: Dell XPS 15 2013 Apple MacBook Pro 15 vs. Dell XPS 15, Windows or MacOs? While the second part of the question merits its own discussion, we at least want to take a look at the first part. Let’s proceed step by step. In our opini… Read the full review |
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Laptopmag.com Updated: |
The 2013 Dell XPS 15 enters the premium 15-inch notebook arena with the highest resolution screen we’ve seen yet (3200 x 1800 pixels), a 4th-gen Intel Core processor and a 512GB SSD wrapped within a sleek and thin design. Super sharp display; Comfortable softtouch dek; Good battery life; Impressive audio; Fast overall performance… Runs warm; Webcam doesn’t impress; Keyboard not evenly backlit… The Dell XPS 15 delivers a crisp quad HD display, speedy performance, and robust audio in a lightweight 15-inch design… Read the full review |
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techworld.com Updated: |
The Dell XPS L501x is a notebook that competes with the Apple Macbook Pro. The Dell XPS L501x is a strong performer. It’s not as well built or attractive as a MacBook Pro, but it is cheaper… Read the full review |
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etechreviews.com Updated: |
Dell XPS M1530 is a 13 inch laptop and I really liked the design. Read the full review |
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anandtech.com Updated: |
We’ve lamented the state of Windows laptops on numerous occasions; the formula is «tried and true», but that doesn’t mean we like it. Put in reasonably fast components, give us sufficient memory and hard drive capacity…and then match this with a cheap… Read the full review |
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maximumpc. Updated: |
We wondered if Dell was making a passive-aggressive statement when it shipped us its new XPS M1530 in flamingo pink. Perhaps the boys in Austin think the MacBook Pro is a bit effete, so the pink is fitting. Or perhaps someone on the reviews team just f… Featurepacked and full of muscle; beautiful screen; builtin EVDO. We don’t really like the finish, aesthetically; some weird usability choices; some bloatware remains. Read the full review |
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about. Updated: |
Dell has a very strong platform for a thin and light notebook with the Dell XPS M1530. It is highly customizable and provides very strong performance thanks to its large hard drive, lots of memory and strong processor. The biggest downsides to the M153… Very Large Hard Drive, 4GB of Memory… Fairly Expensive, Bright LCD Panel Prone to Glare and Reflections…
Dell has a very strong platform for a thin and light notebook with the Dell XPS M1530. It is highly customizable and provides very strong performance thanks to its large hard drive, lots of memory and strong processor. Read the full review |
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design, heat, and noiseDell has come a long way from its earlier days, when many of its notebook designs were more likely to be rebadged generic designs than custom hardware.While the M1530 is less of a shock than it might have been otherwise — the 1… keyboard and expansion ports.
1GB RAM far too little for games, HD video, Vista. and recommendationsAs a design exercise, the XPS M1530 is a genuine accomplishment for Dell. If a bit ungainly and less comfortable on the lap than premium notebooks from Apple and others, its arguably Dells most appealing 15-inch notebook ever. The… Read the full review |
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When Dell launched the XPS M1330 last June, you could almost hear the applause from all those who doubted the company could turn the XPS line into something luxurious. Has the same design as the award-winning XPS M1330. Awesome raw horsepower. Integrated cellular modem. Slot-loading Blu-ray burner. Excellent typing experience. Heavier than the competition. Batteries are not compatible with the M1330. The Dell XPS M1530 is a desktop replacement version of the M1330 that features a slot-loading Blu-ray burner and a profile that looks just as sleek as its little sibs… Read the full review |
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Power, performance, and style converge to form the Dell XPS M1530, one of the best mainstream notebooks available. Gorgeous display, Integrated Blu-ray drive, Fast wireless speeds, 10GB of online backup… Choppy webcam visuals… The Dell XPS M1330’s near-perfect combination of powerful performance, stylish design, and go-anywhere mobility elevated it to one of our favorite notebooks of 2007. Now Dell follows up that gem with the XPS M1530, which packs in everything that we… Read the full review |
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Look familiar? If you’re a regular reader or just a signed up member of Gadget-a-Holics Anonymous (then you really ought to be a regular reader), then you’ll know it looks distinctly like the truly wonderful Dell XPS M1330 — a notebook so good it manage… Read the full review |
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Compact Gaming by Dell. Stylish design and use of highquality materials, Case stability, Well equipped with ports, A lot of accessories, BluRay drive available, Userfriendly keyboard, Very good 3D performance, Low noise emissions in the idle mode, Low surface temperatures, Batte… Smaller weaknesses regarding workmanship, Display surface reflects heavily, Narrow viewing angles, Loud DVD drive…
Dell XPS M1530 Notebook The Dell XPS M1530 is an elegant and compact multimedia notebook with first-class performance, but also smaller weaknesses . Read the full review |
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Dell made a serious effort in 2007 to listen to customer feedback criticizing Dells older, thick and heavy laptops.
Thin and light … for a 15.4″ Dell notebook, Nvidia 8600M GT card option uses highperformance GDDR3 memory, Reasonable battery life, Nice keyboard, touchpad and media buttons. Only three USB ports, Slotloading drive is loud during loading and ejecting, Hard drive noise is magnified by the case/mount design, Limited screen options at the time of this writing… Overall, the Dell XPS M1530 is a solid addition to the Dell notebook lineup. We praised the smaller XPS M1330 for having «a design that is second to none in its price range» but we didnt feel quite as strong about the design of the larger M1… Read the full review |
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It might not have the eye-catching convertible design of its stablemate, the flipping-screen Dell XPS 12 , but the 3200 x 1800 display of the latest version of the Dell XPS 15 ensures that it provides plenty of visual appeal of its own. With a weight of j… Battery life is disappointing, especially as the XPS 15 is intended as a lightweight Ultrabook, although as a desktop replacement system it ticks more of the right boxes. It provides outstanding display quality and high-end performance at a competitive pr… Read the full review |
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With a feel and finish rivaling that of the latest MacBook Pro Retina — and a display capable of a super-Retina resolution of 3,200 by 1,800 pixels — Dell’s XPS 15 isn’t cheap, tiny, or wimpy. If you’re willing to pay the price, both in simoleons and in… Read the full review |
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Like InfoWorld itself, InfoWorld’s Technology of the Year Awards have always been about change. Read the full review |
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You and your collegues have offices, but company executives have Offices. The workers may have laptops, but the execs have Laptops. And those laptops either are, or look like, the new Dell XPS 15, and they include a solid-state drive (SSD), high-end proce… Read the full review |
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Even more pixels! As the successor to Dell’s XPS 15 (Late 2013) with its QHD+ display, the American company now presents the overhauled XPS 15 in a new configuration with a 4K UHD display and a more powerful processor. The almost perfect display image and… Dell XPS 15 The Dell XPS 15 is and remains a showpiece. When it comes to the notebook’s case and input devices, Dell sets the bar high, but the main focus of attention here is the new 4K display. The resolution isn’t the display’s only impressive quality… Read the full review |
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The other specifications of this 2015 model are almost the same as the 2014 version. The processor gets a slight bump from a quad-core Intel Core i7-4702HQ to an i7-4712HQ, while the Nvidia GeForce GT 750M graphics card and 16GB of RAM are retained.If our… Great 4K touch display, Solid design and quality, Good overall performance, Long battery life… Cramped keyboard layout, Windows screen scaling still erratic, Gets warm under heavy usage…
A couple of slightly rough edges can’t detract from Dell’s desirable multimedia laptop, which challenges Apple’s Retina MacBook Pro with a stunning 4K touch screen and 512GB of solid-state storage. Read the full review |
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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… Read the full review |
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In mobile computing, I’m usually willing to put up with a little extra bulk and weight if it means I can actually get real work done. Read the full review |
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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… Read the full review |
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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. 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… Read the full review |
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Dell’s XPS line is one of the most venerable in computing. Read the full review |
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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. highquality, 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 s… visible display flickering at the lowest brightness level, mediocre color accuracy exworks, CPU performance cannot be utilized completely, CPU throttling on battery power, massive throttling when you stress CPU and GPU, faulty fan control after battery…
In review: Dell XPS 15. Test model courtesy of edustore.You might be disappointed if you expected high-end performance from the XPS 15 at any time and in every situation. The XPS 15 does not only reduce the CPU clock to 1. Read the full review |
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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… Read the full review |
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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… highquality, 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 s…
hectic bug fixes after the launch, mediocre color accuracy exworks, battery runtime 84Wh 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 an UHD panel, NVMe… Read the full review |
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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. Read the full review |
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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 4Kresolution screen, Upgradable RAM and M.2 SSD…
4K screen hits battery life hard, Very expensive in review configuration, Ethernet and VGA/HDMI 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… Read the full review |
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The new XPS 15 differs from its little brother in so many ways, not only in size. 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… 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…
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. Read the full review |
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“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 unresponsi… Read the full review |
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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… Sleek and slim design, Attractive aluminum and carbon fiber body, Roomy touchpad, 1080p model gets over 10 hours of battery life, Optional supersharp UHD touch screen, Optional Nvidia GPU… UHD model has significantly worse battery life, Color temp on the UHD model’s screen is off, Awkward webcam location…
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. Read the full review |
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Yes it c… Dell XPS L501x Laptop Review
The DELL XPS L501x is a laptop that can compete with the Apple Macbook Pro in terms of performance and quality. The XPS L501x has 15.6 inches of Full HD screen display, an Intel Core i7 and a 640GB HDD. The XPS L501x is not as attractive as the Apple Macbooks but it is more budget wise and much more powerful.
Specifications:
- 15.6 inch HD display
- NVIDIA GeForce® GT435M 2048 MB Graphics Card
- Intel Core i7 processor
- 4GB DDR3 RAM
- 640GB HDD
- 16x DVD+/-RW
- Integrated Gigabit Ethernet
- Bluetooth 3.0
- Intel Centrino Advance WiMAX 6250
- 2.0 MP Camera
- Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
- 6 Cell Battery: up to 5 hours
The XPS L501X passes my not-yet-patented backpack test (where I see how heavy it feels when carried in my backpack as I commute on my bike), and the Dell XPS L501x battery life is pretty good (especially when compared to other, bulkier XPS models). Sporting an Intel i7 CPU (1.73Ghz), 6GB of memory and running Windows 7 64-bit Premium edition, the XPS has a 15.6-inch screen (capable of pumping out 1080p resolution content from the HDMI 1.4 connection) and comes with two USB 3.0 ports, a LAN connection and an nVidia GT435M graphics chip – just right for all the gaming you’ll want to do.
What separated itself for people was just how good the particular Dell XPS L501x’s inner stereo system loudspeakers seemed. They are certainly not an area about genuine computer speakers, but they’re The very best we now have observed in a laptop computer. Apparent Treble plus a unexpected amount of mid-range and Largemouth bass make the XPS L501x fine for music or motion picture Play.d
The graphics card is also pretty good for a notebook. At medium settings, the Dell XPS L501x AC adapter churned out an average of around 30 frames per second in Crysis 2, Bad Company 2 and S.T.A.L.K.E.R, which are playable results, plus an ultra-smooth 60 frames per second in Trackmania on high settings. On paper, the GT 435M graphics chipset is roughly similar in terms of processing power to Nvidia’s decent-but-dated 9600GT desktop cards. Coupled with the fairly low resolution of the screen, it should be able to handle most other modern games at medium settings as well.
The HD theme follows through to the Skype-approved webcam, which manages to capture 720p video without fuss or dropping frames.This model also features an integrated digital tuner, so if you’re lucky enough to be able to pick up a signal on the mobile aerial included, you can watch your pick of Freeview. Sadly, it’s DVB-T only, so that’s means no hi-def telly, and inexplicably it’s left to the user to work out that Windows Media Centre is to act as your conduit to televisual delights.
On flipping to back, there is a JBL Subwoofer 🙂 of power 12w, three heat vents & four rubber feet which gives elevation & better air flow. It contains a panel with 3 screws; upon removing one can add memory, WWan/TV cards easily. Mine is 9-cell Dell K4CP5 battery one, obviously it gives better elevation and also battery comes with charge level indicator.
We’re also still trying to get an HP Envy 14 in for comparison, and it would be great to get some Sony laptops in for testing as well, but with every passing week we tend to lose hope. At this point, the latest Envy 14 revision has been around for over three months. It still looks like it compares well with the new XPS L501X, but the Radiance Infinity 900p panel is no longer an option, Waves comes standard while Beats costs extra, and Optimus trumps AMD’s switchable graphics.
One thing confuses us about the mostly well-designed chassis; the Dell XPS L501x battery and hard drive activity lights are on the top of the case — behind the screen where you can’t see them. On the other hand, there’s a second battery indicator on the touch control strip above the keyboard. The Wi-Fi indicator here isn’t a control for some reason — that’s an option on the function keys — and the three touch buttons open the Windows Mobility Centre (complete with plenty of useful Dell controls), the Waves Maxx control panel for the speakers and one program of your choice. Multimedia, volume and brightness controls are on the function keys and although they’re selected by default, it still seems a shame not to have them on the touch strip where you could quickly mute the system.
The Dell XPS L501x can be customised with one of over 100 designs on its lid. Ours came with the Dazzling Dreams design, which we thought was very unusual and attractive. What stood out for us was how good the Dell XPS L501x’s internal stereo speakers sounded. They’re not a patch on real computer speakers, but they’re the best we’ve heard in a laptop. Clear treble and a surprising amount of mid-range and bass make the XPS L501x fine for music or movie playback.
I sent back the extended battery that came with the system (the 92 WHr 9-cell Lithium Ion) for the standard (56 WHr 6-cell Lithium Ion), as the extended Dell K4CP5 battery was too tall and tilted the laptop to an uncomfortable angle. So much so I called and had them send me out the smaller one instead. The hard drive being a dud sucked, but I’ll say that is an isolated incident, and the replacement has been flawless.
The new design looks better, and it feels better as well—though we didn’t have any real complaints with the Studio XPS build quality to begin with. The L501x has rounded corners and beveled edges that fit together snugly and look attractive. It’s a sturdy laptop—not at the level of business notebooks perhaps, but definitely a step up from the Inspiron and other consumer offerings. Some may prefer the industrial design aesthetic of the Adamo line, but personally the L501x is more my speed. The palm rest is plenty large, with an equally large touchpad in the center. Like most modern laptops, the touchpad is multi-touch and gesture aware; it may not integrate with the OS as well as the MacBook touchpad does with OS X, but that’s more of a Windows and application problem.
Dell has been peddling its premium XPS desktops and laptops for many years now. Like most products in its line up the L501X we received this month is a good looking, solid little piece of equipment.
The XPS L501x is not quite perfection in laptop form, but considering it’s loaded down with goodies and outperforms hardware going for twice the price, it demands to be considered by anyone after a powerful portable.
Typing experience on this keyboard is really really good. Keys are well placed, but one can be disappointed with absence of numeric pad. Above the keyboard is a capacitive touch panel which can be used to launch any one favorite application, Windows Media Control / Dell Utility & Maxx Wave Settings and also it has light indicators for Wifi, Capslock etc. The function keys be default are set as Multimedia Keys & Special keys like Brightness, WiFi, Monitor out, Backlit, Voulme & Media control buttons. But those can be reverted back to function keys, by changing a simple setting in bios.
If there’s one thing that annoyed me about the XPS L501X – and it annoyed me about a previous Dell laptop that I looked at – it was the intrusive pop-ups from the pre-installed McAfee anti-virus software, which got on my nerves with their continual warning that «Your computer is at risk». It became more annoying when it did it while I was watching DVDs.
All of us went via a series of performance checks to give the particular Dell XPS L501x charger somewhat of a possiblity to extend the legs. Our own Blender rendering analyze carried out 2min 14sec utilizing a solitary thread with the CPU as well as 43sec when working with almost all eight accessible strings. 3DMark06 delivered due to 7390 3DMarks, as well as iTunes encoded 53min regarding WAV files in order to 192Kbps New music in 1min 16sec. They’re powerful outcomes and are reflected within the generally snappy functioning with the Dell XPS L501x.
Although you can get an XPS L501x for as little as $629, with Core i5, Bluetooth 3, the combo Blu-ray/DVD burner and the superb 1080p screen the model we looked at is nearly twice the price at $1039. You can reduce that by leaving out a few of the options, but it’s the combination of the screen, the sound system and the performance that makes the XPS L501x a winner. The word we keep wanting to use is solid — but in a good way.
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Dell xps 15 review
Is Dell XPS 15 good? The good news is that even if you go for this cheaper model now, you should be able to upgrade yourself. This is probably their recommendation. The XPS 15 is still very responsive to SSD and RAM upgrades, and you can still do them yourself for less than paying Dell for them.
What does XPS mean by Dell laptop computer?
Dell XPS (eXtreme Performance System) is a line of premium laptops and desktops developed by Dell. The name XPS (Xtreme Performance System) dates back to 1990, when Dell was more business-oriented than consumer-oriented.
What are the dimensions of a Dell XPS 15?
The XPS 15 measures x x ~ inches, while the MacBook Pro has a slightly smaller profile at x x inches. Weighing in at 4 pounds, the MacBook Pro is only slightly lighter than the Dell XPS.
What is the Dell XPS 15?
The Bottom Line The Dell XPS 15 is a premium 4K laptop that beats the MacBook Pro in several categories. The frameless design will become the gold standard in the future.
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Is dell xps 15 good for gaming
Best Answer: The Dell XPS 15 is great for gaming if you use an NVIDIA GTX GPU.
Dell updated the XPS 15 in 2020 with the latest processor and GPU from Intel and NVIDIA respectively.
Are Dell gaming laptops good?
Dell is no better or worse than any other computer brand when it comes to gaming. Dell has several games (called Alienware), as do HP and ASUS (called). If it’s a true gaming PC, it’s good for gaming as it has an i5 to i7 processor, a decent dedicated graphics card, a decent amount of memory and probably an SSD.
How big is the Dell XPS 15 screen?
11th Gen Intel Core™ i711800H (24MB cache, up to 1GHz, 8 cores) FHD+ (1920 x 1200) InfinityEdge NonTouch AntiGlare 500Nit Display Studio Tune the sound quality with Waves MaxxAudio Pro audio and Waves Nx 3D. Design with 4 speakers, 2 woofers and 2 tweeters = total maximum power of 8 W.
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The Dell (2020) laptop has a 10th generation Intel Core i510300H processor, 8 GB DDR4, 2933 MHz RAM and 256 GB PCIe NVMe internal SSD.
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Enter your UNIVERSE. Carefully crafted from the highest quality materials, the XPS 13 is a machine designed to help you deepen your business and turn your passion into a complete Youniverse.
What kind of headphone jack does Dell XPS 15 have?
Waves Nx 3D headphone/microphone combo with head tracking. Optimized dual microphone array with Waves MaxxVoice supporting Microsoft Cortana VoIP. CNC machined platinum silver aluminum with black carbon fiber composite palm rest.
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Your Dell XPS 15 OLED test device (Intel Core i711800H processor, Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 Ti GPU, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD) scored 7,477, which is enough for an ultraportable laptop.
What’s the best Dell XPS 15 replacement Charger?
- AUKEY Power Adapter: AUKEY USB C Charger ($50 at Amazon)
- Budget Charger: iClever USBC Charger ($17 at Amazon)
- Official Docking Station: Dell Universal Dock D6000 ($200 at Dell)
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All about Dell laptops. Dell Inc. is an American computer hardware company based in Round Rock, Texas, founded by Michael Dell while studying at the University of Texas at Austin. He founded the company in 1984 as PC Limited with just $1,000 in his off-campus dorm to sell IBM-compatible computers built with original components.
How much does Dell XPS 15 cost in Malaysia?
The price of DELL XPS 15 Malaysia was last updated in July 2021 and is available at the lowest price of Ringgit 7,061 on SHOPEE. In terms of storage capacity, the device has a capacity of 750GB.
How big is the new Dell XPS laptop?
The new high-performance XPS laptop with InfinityEdge display and 4-sided Eyesafe 16:10 reduces harmful blue light. The new 17″ laptop with 11th generation Intel Core™ processors and Eyesafe display reduces harmful blue light and preserves vibrant colors.
What kind of processor does Dell XPS 13 have?
The Intel Evo™ platform is designed to deliver exceptional value wherever you go, technology and more. Powered by 11th generation Intel Core™ processor technology.
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What kind of speakers does Dell XPS 15 have?
Design with 4 speakers, 2 woofers, 2 tweeters = total maximum power of 8 W. Waves Nx 3D headphone / microphone combination with head tracking. Optimized dual microphone array with Waves MaxxVoice supporting Microsoft Cortana VoIP.
What are the specs of Dell XPS 13?
Dell XPS 13 Specifications Processor: Intel Core i56200U (Dual Core, 3 MB Cache, up to 1 GHz with Turbo Boost) Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 520 RAM: 8 GB LPDDR3 (1866 MHz) Display: QHD+ (3200 x 1800 ) InfinityEdge -touch screen memory: 256 GB PCIe SSD.
What are Dell laptops?
Dell laptops. Dell™ laptops are powerful laptops that offer many innovative features. Choose from a variety of laptops that make it easy to watch movies, play games and surf the web. Higher processing power options are available that are ideal for complex modeling tasks such as graphic design.
What does xps mean by dell laptop computer batteries
Remark. Like most laptops, Dell laptops use lithium-ion batteries, which can swell for a variety of reasons, including age, number of charge cycles, or exposure to excessive heat.
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Why is my Dell XPS overheating?
Various factors such as blocked vents, low fan speed, dust, etc. can affect overheating. Run online diagnostics to rule out hardware failures. It is recommended to order a replacement fan and heatsink from Dell if your laptop has been in use for more than 3 years. You must login or register to comment here.
How long does a battery of Dell XPS 13 last?
Your2N1 comes with a 4-cell battery.
The 4-cell battery has an estimated life of only 2 hours. Considering you get 4 hours of backup power, this is definitely good battery life.
How do you reset a Dell laptop battery?
You can use the following steps, which only take a few minutes and require no tools, to attempt to reset your Dell battery: Turn off your laptop completely and disconnect the cable from your computer. Turn the laptop over. Press the battery release button(s) to remove the battery from the computer and remove the battery.
What does xps mean by dell laptop computer for sale
Dell XPS (eXtreme Performance System) is a line of high-performance consumer notebook and desktop computers manufactured by Dell. The name XPS (Xtreme Performance System) dates back to 1990, when Dell was more business-oriented than consumer-oriented.
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You can check the current status of your warranty online at the Dell Support website. For more information about checking your computer’s warranty, see Finding Warranty Status and Information. If your warranty has expired, you have several options for future assistance.
What to do if you have an issue with your Dell Computer?
Just give them a call and we’ll start identifying your problem. As soon as the problem has been identified, they will discuss the repair options with you. It will work again soon. Dell also provides assistance with common software issues, virus removal, computer setup, and critical system updates.
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How to arrange a repair on a Dell Computer?
When contacting Dell to arrange repairs, you will be asked to provide the following information before a proposal can be made. Service number or express service code of the damaged computer. Contact information (name, phone number, email, etc.). Description of the damage. (if possible photos of the damage). Billing address.
How long does Dell express service usually take?
The ongoing process is expected to take 57 business days for express service and 1,215 business days for standard service. they will call you back within the time allotted to diagnose the phone. If they cannot reach you, please check your email to postpone the software withdrawal at an appropriate time.
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What kind of core does Dell XPS One have?
The XPS One is available in 20″ (XPS One 20) and 24″ (XPS One 24) versions. The 20″ model has an Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 and the 24″ model has an Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200.
How big is the screen on the Dell XPS 13?
The Dell XPS 13 was unveiled at CES 2012. This is the company’s first ultrabook, a term coined by Intel. The XPS 13 has a display (1366×768 NonTouch Corning Gorilla Glass) and uses flash memory for a fast boot. The XPS 13 has several unique design elements.
Who are the competitors of the Dell XPS?
The XPS primarily competes with computers such as the Acer Aspire, HP Pavilion and Envy, Lenovo IdeaPad, and Toshiba Satellite. From 1997 to 2001, as Dell grew into a major company, the XPS line lost its position as a modern high-performance machine and essentially turned into a line of high-speed computers.
Is the Dell XPS 12 a convertible laptop?
XPS 12 (9Q23) The XPS 12 is a convertible laptop. The convertible mirrors the overall aesthetic of the Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook and other models in the XPS line, although the hybrid replaces the aluminum look of its predecessors with a carbon fiber look.
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What does xps mean by dell laptop computer will not turn on
Press and hold the power button for 15-20 seconds to drain the remaining power.
Connect the AC adapter or power cord and battery (for Dell laptops). If your Dell computer turns on but Windows does not start, identify the symptoms and follow the appropriate troubleshooting guide.
Why does my laptop not turn on when plugged in?
Why won’t my laptop turn on even though it’s plugged in? If your laptop won’t turn on even when plugged in, the power supply or battery may be faulty. Make sure the power cord is plugged into a power outlet and check the battery to make sure the connection isn’t loose.
What is the diagnostic test on a Dell laptop?
Running a hardware diagnostic test can help you identify a possible hardware failure. Dell Windows laptops, desktops, phones and tablets have a built-in diagnostic test called SupportAssist Preboot System Assessment or Enhanced Preboot System Assessment (ePSA).
How do I change the BIOS on my Dell laptop?
Step 1 : Restart your laptop.
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Step 2 : Press F2 on the Dell logo screen until «Enter Setup» appears in the top right corner of the screen.
Step 3 : You may need to press the key at the bottom of the screen to load the default settings for various BIOSes.
Step 4 : Save changes and exit BIOS.
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How much does Dell XPS 15 weight?
The weight of the Dell XPS 15 is somewhat dependent on the size of the hard drive and other options available. Takeoff weight is 4 pounds for the non-touch version and pounds for the touchscreen version. If that’s too hard for you, check out its little brother, the Dell XPS 13 Canada.
What is a XPS 15?
The XPS 15 has an Intel Core i74702HQ processor, Nvidia GeForce GT 750M GPU with its own 2GB GDDR5 frame buffer and 16GB DDR3/1600 memory in beautiful, well-crafted and stylishly polished aluminum with a fiberglass base that stays cool to the touch.
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What are the dimensions of a dell xps 15 2020
Technical data XPS 15 9500. Dimensions and weights. The following table lists the height, width, depth, and weight of your XPS 15 9500. Table 2. Dimensions and Weights. Description Values Height: Front height mm (inch) Back height 18 mm (inch) Width mm (inch) Depth mm (inch) Weight (maximum) kg (lbs).
When does the new Dell XPS 15 come out?
The XPS 15 was launched in May 2020. Like the new Dell before it, Dell is perfecting one of the best laptops ever made. The slim body is slimmer than ever, with a sleek silver aluminum lid and sharp edges that contrast nicely with the touch-sensitive keyboard inside.
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What kind of ports does Dell XPS 15 have?
Dell has a total of three USBC ports for charging and connecting displays and external peripherals, including two Thunderbolt 3 ports for ultra-fast connectivity. You also get a full size SD card reader, a headphone jack and a USBC to USBA Plug and Play adapter.
Which is brighter Dell XPS 15 or Surface Pro?
The XPS 15 is very bright for work and play, and the meter indicates an average brightness in nits. It’s slightly brighter than the 429 nits of the 16-inch MacBook Pro and better than the 380 nits of the Surface Laptop 3.
What are the dimensions of a dell xps 15 laptop
UNIQUE DESIGN — At 1117mm high and weighing just 4lbs (kg) with an SSD, the XPS 15 is one of the lightest 15-inch laptops in the world. Beautiful view wherever you go.
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What are the dimensions of a dell xps 15 7590
This device weighs in pounds (approximately 2 kg). The dimensions are x x ~ inches. On the right edge of this Dell laptop, you’ll find an SD card reader, a USB Type-A port, a corner lock, and a battery indicator button.
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What are the dimensions of a dell xps 15 review
Your test device, the XPS 15, measures x x inches and weighs in pounds, meaning it’s slightly smaller and lighter than the Intel-based 16-inch MacBook Pro.
What are the dimensions of a dell xps 15 9500
Dell XPS 15 9500 Release date: May 2020 Screen-to-body ratio: ~ Dimensions: 344 x 230 x 18 mm (x x in) Choose the laptop configuration that interests you. Advertisement :
What are the dimensions of a dell xps 15 9570
XPS 15-9570 Product model number XPS95707016SLVPUS Windows 10 Hardware platform PC operating system Item Weight in pounds Product dimensions xx inches Item Dimensions LxWxH xx inches Processor brand Number of processors Intel 9 Computer memory type DDR4 SDRAM Flash format 16.
What are the dimensions of a dell xps 15 2021
Size: x x inches Weight: pounds 2021 Dell XPS 15 OLED (starting at $2,299, tested: $2,399) is a premium upgrade to one of your favorite laptops here in Tom’s Guide.
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What is Dell XPS 15 Business?
The XPS 15 is really aimed at video and graphics professionals, as well as consumers looking for the best display for movies and games. But this high-end laptop has everything to satisfy the average business user, with a beautiful keyboard, solid performance and above-average battery life.
When was the Dell XPS 15 released?
The XPS 15 was launched in October 2010 and is a laptop. The base price at launch is $849 and can be increased to Intel Core i7. It is equipped with an NVIDIA GT 435M or 420M 2010 graphics card and can be configured with up to 8 GiB of DDR3 memory.
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Are there military discounts on Dell laptops?
US military personnel can save an additional 10% on laptops, desktops, monitors, gaming PCs and more with the Dell Military Discount.
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Are there any discounts for Dell for students?
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Dell xps 15 weight
The Dell XPS 15 weighs pounds. The size is x x ~, comparable to its competitors. HP Specter x360 15-inch (quarter.
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How much does Dell XPS weigh?
With its full magnesium chassis, the weight of the Dell XPS 12 plays an important role. As a standalone tablet, it weighs just a few pounds , and the Premier’s large keyboard only adds pounds to the load . The Dell XPS is also quite compact in dimensions x x (x x W x D x H).
Dell xps 15 l501x review
The Dell XPS 15 (L501x) is a competitor of the Apple Macbook Pro and has a Full HD (1080p) display, an Intel Core i7 processor, a fast 640GB hard drive and everything related to it.
It’s not as attractive and built as an Apple laptop, but it’s cheaper and more powerful. Read your opinion about the Dell XPS 15z (P12F).
How big is the screen on the Dell XPS L501x?
But it’s big, bulky, and has some design features that don’t make it great. Dell XPS L501x competes with Apple Macbook Pro and has a Full HD (1080p) screen, an Intel Core i7 processor, a fast 640GB hard drive and everything related to it.
Is the Dell XPS 15 a good laptop?
The Dell XPS 15 (L501x) laptop is very powerful and not particularly expensive. It’s not all good news, it’s a bit thick and the internal fan can be too loud. I would buy this Dell XPS 15 (L501x), a competitor to the Apple Macbook Pro.
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What kind of wifi does Dell L501x have?
Unsurprisingly, the Dell XPS L501x also has Wi-Fi, multiple USB ports, and an eSATA port. In the battery drain test, which played a movie with the screen at full brightness and WLAN enabled, the Dell XPS L501xs drained its battery in 1 hour 22 minutes.
Is the Dell Studio XPS the same as the XPS 16?
Now Dell is committed to the return of the XPS line. Yes, you can argue that the Studio XPS is targeting the same market, but the case now comes with a magnesium alloy frame and avoids glossy plastic. The result is (in his opinion) better than the old Studio XPS 16.
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DELL XPS L501x laptop specs and parameters: , DDR3 RAM, 15. 6″ widescreen display with LED backlight.
DELL XPS L501x specs: NVIDIA GeForce GT 420M 1024MB GDDR3 discrete graphics card, which has video outputs: HDMI port, Mini DisplayPort port Includes speakers, subwoofer and built-in microphone Built-in webcam and Kensington lock
The DELL XPS L501x laptop has a built-in 1000 Mbps LAN network adapter, Wi-Fi 802.11g module, Bluetooth module, but 4G LTE is not supported, WiMAX module is not installed, no GPRS support, 3G is not supported, EDGE is not supported, not supported by HSDPA.
6-cell Li-Ion battery, approx. autonomy 5 h . The DELL XPS L501x measures 381mm x 265mm x 38.2mm and weighs only 2.76kg .
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DELL XPS L501x has an excellent matrix, the DELL XPS L501x display has excellent color reproduction.
The DELL XPS L501x screen occupies 92% of the surface, which is one of the best features in this segment.
DELL XPS L501x has a high quality assembly and a very stylish design.
The computer will feel great in your bag, backpack, briefcase, on the table during an important presentation.
DELL XPS L501x has a full keyboard, looks smaller than its classmates, while
packed with cutting-edge components, which together allow it to perform brilliantly.
There is nothing superfluous in the device — only everything you need.
The parameters of the DELL XPS L501x are simply excellent — there are all the necessary connectors for connecting peripherals.
The DELL XPS L501x has the latest graphics card,
allowing you to work simultaneously with several graphic resources.
The DELL XPS L501x features numerous customization options to suit your needs.
True, the device can work a little more noisily than similar models of competitors.
In general, the DELL XPS L501x is an excellent device for reasonable money and a reasonable price.
Especially in this model, the value for money is impressive.
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