About the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 (9365) Dell's hit the ground running with this convertible XPS 13 model, offering a wide spread of options. The base model starts at $999 for the following package: •Intel Core i5-7Y54 dual-core processor •4 GB LPDDR3 RAM •128 GB solid state drive •Intel HD Graphics 615 •FHD (1920 x 1080) InfinityEdge IPS touchscreen 4.3 (21) 11 Answered Questions. Model: 13" 2-in-1. Hover over image to Zoom in. Detachable Keyboard. $1,199.00. Price Match Guarantee. Free Shipping. Versatility and multi-tasking with ease are paramount, and Dell’s XPS 13 and XPS 13 2-in-1 deliver each in spades. Dell’s Thinnest and Lightest 13-inch XPS laptop, the XPS 13 is Now Available Because the course of a day can change with one email, text or spark of spontaneity, the XPS 13 ( available with Windows 11 or Ubuntu 20.04 ) is your ultimate on-the-go companion. Dell XPS 13 2-in 1: Price. The base XPS 13 2-in-1 (model 7390) costs $1,169.99 and comes with an Intel Core i7-1065G7 running at a peak 3.9 GHz, 8 gigabytes of DDR4 memory, Intel Iris graphics, a XPS 13 2-in-1. Model: 13" 2-in-1. Hover over image to Zoom in. Detachable Keyboard. Estimated Value $1,199.00. $1,099.00 $100.00. Price Match Guarantee. Free Shipping. 13" 3:2 3K (2880x1920) Touch; AR+AS, GorillaGlass Victus, active pen support, 500-Nit Display Hard Drive 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive Memory 16GB 4267MHz LPDDR4x Memory Onboard Primary Battery 49.5Whr, 3-Cell Wireless Intel® Killer™ Wi-Fi 6E 1675 (AX211) 2x2 + Bluetooth 5.2 Wireless Card Support Protect your purchase VCXVlb. Windows Central Verdict The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is a beautiful Windows-powered tablet with capable hardware and a compelling price, but it falls short of knocking the Surface Pro off its pedestal in several ways. Pros +Stunning, impeccably built hardware+12th Gen Intel offers reliable, solid performance+Features both a Windows Hello-equipped webcam and fingerprint sensor+Pricing is competitive compared to more expensive Surface Pro 9 Cons -Battery life just isn't good enough-Display quality falls short for this price range-Folio cover not as convenient as an integrated kickstand Why you can trust Windows Central Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test. Jump to Pricing & availability Design & build quality Display Performance Battery life Keyboard & touchpad Folio cover & stylus Cameras & audio Software Competition Should you buy it? My daily driver laptop has been a Surface Pro since I picked up the Surface Pro 4 in 2016. I used that computer every day for three years until I replaced it with the first-gen Surface Pro X in Jan. 2020, and it's still my go-to laptop. The Surface Pro line pioneered the hybrid Windows tablet form factor and has remained the category champion since its debut. When I got an opportunity to review the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315, Dell's latest answer to the Surface Pro, I knew that comparisons would be XPS 13 2-in-1 is sleek, beautiful, and packed with surprisingly capable hardware considering its closed, fanless design. It's a joy to use with Windows 11, features genuinely useful additions, and mostly nails the fundamentals for a premium Windows PC. However, it falls just short of toppling the Surface Pro thanks to lackluster battery life, an average display, and some design decisions that make taking advantage of its hybrid form factor a little less This review was made possible by a review unit provided by Dell. The company did not see the contents of the review before XPS 13 2-in-1 Pricing and availabilityThe XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 is unapologetically large for a tablet, but it's certainly a looker. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyDell's global distribution network means the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 is available in a multitude of regions and countries around the world. It's delivered in 100% recycled or renewable packaging there's very little plastic here. You can view the full specs to scroll horizontallyDell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315ProcessorIntel Core i5-1230U / i7-1250UGraphicsIntel Iris XeMemory8GB / 16GB LPDDR4xStorage512GB / 1TB PCIe NVMe SSDDisplay13" 32 3K 2880 x 1920 HDRRow 5 - Cell 0 Touch + active pen supportRow 6 - Cell 0 Up to 500nits brightnessRow 7 - Cell 0 Gorilla Glass VictusPorts2x USB Type-C Thunderbolt 4 w/ DisplayPort, Power DeliveryRow 9 - Cell 0 1x USB Type-C-to-USB Type-A adapterRow 10 - Cell 0 1x USB headphone jack adapterCameras1080p / 30 FPS RGB IR front-facing cameraRow 12 - Cell 0 4K / 30 FPS RGB rear-facing cameraAudio2x 2W stereo speakersRow 14 - Cell 0 Dual-array microphonesWirelessIntel Killer Wi-Fi 6E 2x2Row 16 - Cell 0 Bluetooth batteryRow 18 - Cell 0 45W USB Type-C chargerBiometricsWindows Hello facial recognitionRow 20 - Cell 0 Windows Hello fingerprint x x / x x / tablet onlyRow 23 - Cell 0 560g / folio cover onlyThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is very competitively priced, starting at only USD $1,049 for just the tablet with an Intel Core i5, 8GB of RAM, and 512GB of SSD storage. Its highest-end configuration is $1,499 and comes equipped with an Intel Core i7, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB of SSD storage. You can add the optional folio cover and stylus to any configuration for $200 $100 each.The configuration I reviewed is also the one I would most easily recommend for most people, with an Intel Core i5, 16GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, and the folio cover and stylus included. This bundle retails for $1, recommended Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 configurationIntel Core i5 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Folio + Stylus The configuration Dell sent us to review is also the exact model I'd recommend for anyone interested in this device, as it offers the best compromise between power, efficiency, storage, and price at USD $1,399 for the complete XPS 13 2-in-1 Design and build qualityThis tablet and its squared edges look amazing from every angle. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe Dell XPS line represents the pinnacle of Dell's personal computing devices, and as such, every entry in the line should feature best-in-class design and build quality. The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 delivers in spades and is genuinely one of the best-looking devices I've ever still enjoy the sleek lines and subtle curves of my impossibly thin, matte black Surface Pro X. Still, the XPS 13 2-in-1 is nearly as thin, even lighter, and meticulously crafted with a unibody aluminum chassis and a single pane of Gorilla Glass Victus. There's no creaking, no unsightly seams, and absolutely nothing out of place. Just a series of perfectly placed hardware features complemented by subtly rounded squared edges and Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 oozes quality and class from every XPS logo is tastefully emblazoned on the back, below a metal-ringed protruding rear camera and a single plastic line for the wireless antennas when using the tablet free of its folio encasing. The power button/fingerprint sensor combo takes up the position at the top right, while the split volume buttons sit opposite at the top left. Finishing off the design includes two centered USB Type-C Thunderbolt 4 ports on the left, dual speakers opposite each other on either end, a simple magnetized NFC pad at the top to charge the stylus, and pogo pins at the bottom to connect to the folio simple antenna line and an emblazoned logo complete the XPS 13 2-in-1's sophisticated design. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyEverything about the XPS 13 2-in-1 oozes quality and class, and it's both comfortable to use and fun to look at. I also have zero concerns about this device's build quality or durability; the hardware is premium through and through. Up front, you have the 13" display with sadly squared corners, bordered by perfectly symmetrical borders on all four sides. These bezels are big enough to provide a handhold in tablet mode but are still thin enough to pass modern standards. I think this symmetrical design also looks better than what Microsoft is doing with the latest Surface Pros and makes the tablet just as comfortable to use in landscape and portrait it comes to the build quality and design of the actual tablet, there's very little to complain about. The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 deserves to carry the XPS moniker and can go toe-to-toe with the best computers on this XPS 13 2-in-1 DisplayThis display looks good enough under normal use, but it's definitely not among the best. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyOn paper, Dell nailed the display in its XPS 13 2-in-1. A 32 aspect ratio ideal for a hybrid device, plenty of pixels packed into the 13" diagonal, HDR support, and up to 500nits in rated brightness all sound great when you consider Dell's reputation for including great displays in its flagship devices. Unfortunately, the display isn't quite as good as it seems when looking at the specs with my Surface Pro X, now over three years old, the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 struggles to compete. The aging Pro X boasts far superior contrast levels and more vibrant colors even when set to the same sRGB color profile. In comparison, the XPS 13 2-in-1's display's poor viewing angles mean it quickly becomes washed out at abnormal angles, while its white balance casts a noticeable blue tint across the entire premium tablet features a traditional backlit LCD, so I do not expect the perfect blacks of the OLED displays found in other offerings from companies like Samsung. Still, the XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 doesn't quite cut it. Its lowest brightness is still too bright for completely dark environments, blacks are always grey, and there's noticeable light bleed around the corners. I also noticed occasional, obvious screen flickering at lower brightness with the Surface Pro X's display, the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 struggles to the display brightness is ramped up, the XPS 13 2-in-1 looks more than good enough for regular usage, but only if you don't have a superior display to compare it to. Even without HDR support, my Surface Pro X consistently outperformed Dell. The XPS 13 2-in-1 is also limited to 60Hz; this isn't necessarily a con for a creative-focused tablet, but more and more manufacturers are now including 90Hz or even 120Hz displays in their devices. Even Microsoft, notoriously slow to adopt new technologies, baked a dynamic 120Hz display into the Surface Pro quotes the XPS 13 2-in-1 as supporting 100% of the sRGB color spectrum alongside its rated 500nits of max brightness, but I was unfortunately unable to test this at the time of review. As soon as I have a colorimeter in hand, I'll update this section with some hard XPS 13 2-in-1 PerformanceThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 is at least much faster than the first-gen Surface Pro X. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 isn't equipped with the newest Intel or AMD hardware, but it's still packed with respectable components that ensure the device never slows down or struggles to keep up. With my workflow, that's exactly what I observed. The XPS 13 2-in-1 is reliably performant and felt lovely to use regardless of what I was doing. Because it uses Intel hardware instead of a more efficient ARM SoC which could've helped the battery life issues noted below, I didn't experience any issues with compatibility or slowdown related to its base configuration, the XPS 13 2-in-1 is powered by the efficiency-focused, 10-core 12th Gen Intel Core i5-1230U and Intel Iris Xe graphics. Combined with 8GB of RAM and a generous 512GB SSD, even the base model is respectable. The model I reviewed is identical except for adding 16GB of RAM instead of 8. Interested buyers can also upgrade to a beefier Intel Core i7-1250U and 1TB of SSD storage, although I'm doubtful how much of a performance gain the Core i7 would offer with the XPS 13 2-in-1's fanless was never concerned about the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1's performance, even with the fanless fanless design is certainly impressive, too. The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 won't be able to handle sustained loads or boosted performance for as long as more powerful, traditional laptops, but the passive cooling Dell is accomplishing here seems to be doing the trick. Even after intensive use for extended periods, the XPS 13 2-in-1 didn't noticeably struggle, nor did it ever get more than comfortably warm. After running multiple consecutive benchmarks, I could only make the tablet feel properly hot along the top.It's worth mentioning that Dell is deliberately throttling at least some of the XPS 13 2-in-1's components when using the "Balanced" power profile on battery power, likely to extend its already-disappointing endurance as much as possible. For example, the internal SSD gained nearly 900Mb/s to its read speeds in CrystalDiscMark 8 — jumping to 3,544Mb/s from 2,658Mb/s — after switching the XPS 13 2-in-1 to "Performance" and plugging it in. Even with this throttling, though, I never found a reason to complain about the tablet's performance when away from the how the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 performed in various benchmarksAt least in multi-core operations, the XPS 13 2-in-1 could keep up with last-gen Core i7s. Image credit Windows CentralWe also tested the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 using the new Geekbench 6 benchmark, scoring 1,905 for single-core and 6,977 for multi-core. All-in-all, the XPS 13 2-in-1 rests about where you'd expect for a modern, U-series i5 CPU. This is certainly not a powerhouse, but Dell's flagship tablet can keep up with anything short of hardcore video editing, gaming, or other incredibly intensive XPS 13 2-in-1 Battery lifeIt's surprising how many ways this three-year-old Pro X still beats the XPS 13 2-in-1, including endurance. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyWhile the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315's display quality is below what I'd expect at this price point, the battery life most lets this device down. Unfortunately, a thin, light design combined with a large, bright display does not make for fantastic endurance, despite the moderately-sized battery stashed inside the svelte my regular usage, which is hardly a power-intensive workload, I never saw the XPS 13 2-in-1 surpass five hours in actual usage before dying. My use includes browsing the web with multiple tabs open, managing my email and calendar, plenty of typing shocker, listening to music, watching videos, lightly editing photos, and using cloud services like OneDrive to manage and organize files. On average, while connected to Wi-Fi and usually at half brightness, the XPS 13 2-in-1 lasted approximately hours. In the PCMark 10 Modern Office battery test, the XPS 13 2-in-1 only clocked 5 hours and 10 minutes before biting the a three-year-old Surface Pro X with 4G LTE bests the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 in battery using Dell's premium hybrid laptop for over a week, I had a suspicious feeling that it didn't even match my Surface Pro X in endurance. My Surface Pro X was never an endurance champion thanks to its design and smaller battery, and that was before I used it for three years straight as my daily driver, inevitably wearing down the battery. Still, when playing an identical 1080p YouTube video over Wi-Fi at the same brightness, the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 consistently lost 3-5% more battery per hour than the Surface Pro X — and my Pro X was also connected to 4G XPS 13 2-in-1 is thinner than most phones and almost as thin as the Surface Pro X — but maybe a bigger battery would've been better. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 simply doesn't last long enough, to the point where I'd hesitate to trust it as my only laptop should I need to work on the go. If I push its internals with intensive or simultaneous tasks, I can even push the battery life below the four-hour mark into gaming laptop included 45W USB Type-C charger can top the laptop off at a reasonable rate, but only if you're not actively using it the charging rate can become glacial if you're really pushing the device. I wish Dell had included a 60W or even 65W fast charger, which would've helped alleviate the battery concerns a tad. It would also be interesting to see this exact device with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 ARM chip inside, as I feel that would fix the device's battery woes and work great with the fanless XPS 13 2-in-1 Keyboard and touchpadI wish I could angle this keyboard up, but at least the touchpad is large and wonderfully smooth. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 may be a tablet with great multi-touch support in Windows 11, by the way, but using a keyboard and touchpad is still essential to get the most out of this machine. Dell sent me the XPS Folio with my unit, allowing me to prop up the tablet and simultaneously get a traditional typing experience. I'm happy to report that things are mostly great on the keyboard and touchpad front, with one minor possibly preferential start with the touchpad. Dell squeezed a pretty massive glass touchpad into the XPS Folio, with Windows Precision drivers ensuring every scroll and gesture is buttery smooth. The touchpad action gives a nice weighty "clack" instead of a sharp "click," with no excess noise or concerning give. There are no complaints here, even though this isn't a top-of-the-line haptic touchpad this is an external accessory, after all.Large keys don't help if there's hardly a border between them, such as with the XPS Folio. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe keyboard is also mostly good. The key actions are understandably shallow and require little pressure to depress, a necessity given the thin profile of the XPS Folio. Still, there's solid tactile feedback, and the layout is good. My only complaint is that Dell made a mistake that Microsoft fixed with their Type Covers back with the Surface Pro 4. To make the individual keys as large as possible, Dell sacrificed the bordering space between the having a clearly defined, tactile separation between keys makes it too easy to accidentally press surrounding keys, despite the keys possessing larger surface areas than on Microsoft's Type Covers. Even after over a week of constant use, I was still never quite as confident typing on the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 as I am on the Surface Pro XPS 13 2-in-1 Folio cover and stylusThe XPS Folio is fine, but I found myself constantly missing an integrated kickstand. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe keyboard and touchpad on the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 may be more than serviceable, but what about the surrounding folio cover? On this front, things are as expected for a folio cover. Dell constructed the XPS Folio out of a lovely, soft-touch fabric that feels premium, but it picks up smudges and marks at a ridiculous rate. I was able to wipe away the vast majority of these smudges without issue, but I still have some concerns about the long-term durability of this XPS Folio connects to the XPS 13 2-in-1 via magnetic pogo pins at the bottom, providing power to the keyboard no Bluetooth connectivity here. More magnets attach the XPS Folio to the back of the tablet at four positions closed and then three separate angles, with another magnet capable of holding the keyboard close to the display. This all works well, although the XPS Folio still doesn't approach the convenience and versatility of an integrated kickstand, with limited angles for use, poorer stability on uneven surfaces, and fewer options for stylus-heavy users. You also can't prop the keyboard at an angle, leaving it flat on your no artist, but I certainly had no complaints about the XPS Stylus. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyOn that note, the XPS Stylus accomplishes exactly what it should. It's a nice shape and size and features Bluetooth connectivity for two customizable buttons. It works great with all the Windows 11-specific pen features; I'm no artist, but I experienced no noticeable latency or responsiveness issues when notetaking or hastily scribbling out terrible nonsensical drawings. With 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity, the XPS Stylus is what I expect from a modern also magnetically attaches to the top of the XPS 13 2-in-1 for storage and wireless charging via NFC, which is convenient. However, I feel that the magnets are too weak, making the stylus easy to knock off and guaranteeing you'll want to store the pen separately when using a bag. The rear button of the XPS Stylus does not double as an eraser, XPS 13 2-in-1 Cameras & audioThe twin stereo speakers are surprisingly good, although they're in the perfect place to be blocked by your hands. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 features dual cameras, dual stereo speakers, and dual microphones. The FHD front-facing webcam comes equipped with Windows Hello facial recognition in addition to the fingerprint sensor embedded in the power button and supports video up to 1080p and 30fps. This camera is more than adequate, although it does struggle more in low-light situations than the Surface Pro X webcam, with more noise and less defined webcam is supported by a world-facing 4K / 30fps camera designed for scanning documents and other productivity-related tasks. It is not a good photo camera, but it's not supposed to be — it gets the job done. The dual-array microphones were better than I expected, sounding very similar in quality to my Turtle Beach headset and ensuring I was always clear and audible in meetings. All-in-all, the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 does very well as a video conferencing Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 does very well as a video conferencing dual stereo speakers are located symmetrically on the left and right near the bottom of the device. These speakers surprised me, getting louder and sounding fuller than those on the Surface Pro X. They're good enough that I'm happy to blare music out of the speakers while I work instead of using my headphones. My only complaint is the positioning, which isn't aligned with my ears while working and can easily be obstructed using the XPS 13 2-in-1 as a tablet. I would've preferred to see them positioned closer to the top of the device rather than the XPS 13 2-in-1 SoftwareThe XPS 13 2-in-1 looks so good, even when resting on top of my trusty personal laptop. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 predictably runs Windows 11 in Home or Pro mode. If you've used Windows 11, you know the experience you're getting on this device. Windows 11 looks and runs great on the XPS 13 2-in-1, with Intel Evo certification ensuring the device boots up quickly and logs you in even faster. Dell has bundled some additional apps and programs on the device, but it's mostly are a handful of Dell programs for managing peripherals like the XPS Stylus and contacting customer support, a MaxxAudio app for tinkering with the speakers if you want that, and a handful of Intel apps for managing wireless connectivity, storage, and graphics. I didn't mind any of this, although I immediately set out to uninstall the annoying McAfee antivirus program. Just use Windows Defender; it's a whole lot only issue I encountered was Windows Update consistently failing to update a series of Dell and Intel drivers automatically. This issue was resolved after a while, but I felt it was worth XPS 13 2-in-1 CompetitionThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is a great, albeit flawed, device, but its competitive price tag saves it. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyIf you're in the market for a more traditional clamshell Windows laptop, there are plenty of more appealing options than the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315, including the other models in the current XPS 13 lineup, the Dell XPS 13 Plus and the regular Dell XPS 13 9315. Our list of best Windows laptops is packed with incredible hardware for every price range and use case, and there's little reason to choose the XPS 13 2-in-1 over these the appeal of this laptop is that it's a tablet — a hybrid 2-in-1 optimized for use with touch and pen input. This device is perfect for casual consumption, creative work, and anything requiring as much form factor versatility as possible. On this front, there's some direct competition for the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315.The most obvious example is the Microsoft Surface Pro 9, the latest iteration of Microsoft's legendary premium tablets. The Surface Pro 9 is just as powerful and well-built as the XPS 13 2-in-1. Still, you're getting better-sustained performance thanks to the inclusion of fans, optional 5G connectivity and the ability to swap out the Intel processor for a more efficient ARM SoC, an integrated kickstand, a superior Type Cover, a higher quality 120Hz display, and far superior battery Surface Pro 9 is a better PC in many ways, but it's also far more course, the Surface Pro 9 is also consistently hundreds of dollars more expensive for a comparable system as much as $600 more at the high end, and the Type Cover / Surface Pen combo is $80 more than Dell's equivalent. That's a significant cost difference and could be enough to sway anyone toward the XPS 13 2-in-1, even with the you live outside the US, you might consider the Huawei Matebook E, a tablet-first Windows PC that offers solid value for the hardware, even if you're getting older 11th Gen Intel internals and an inferior typing experience with its included folio cover. The Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 5i Gen 7 is even more value-focused, with respectable build quality, an included Bluetooth-capable keyboard, an integrated kickstand, and a solid display starting at less than USD $800 with only an Intel Core i3 at that price, though.Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 Should you buy it?There are a lot of things I love about the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315, but I still can't quite give up my Surface Pro X. Image credit Windows Central Zachary BoddyYou should buy the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 if ...You want a large, premium Windows tablet for a competitive priceYou want industry-leading design, aesthetics, and overall build qualityYou don't intend to regularly game or do performance-intensive creative workYou should not buy the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 if ...You need great, all-day battery lifeYou want a best-in-class or high refresh rate displayYou don't need a 2-in-1 tablet, or don't intend to use the touch and stylus inputI fell in love with the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 from the moment I removed it from its recyclable packaging; it's definitely the best-looking Windows PC I have in my home. The experience of using it, though, is just compromised enough that I'm not certain if, given a choice, I'd use the XPS 13 2-in-1 over the first-generation Surface Pro X that has been my primary laptop for over three me, the subpar battery life, below-average display for a premium Windows machine, and the compromise of a folio cover versus an integrated kickstand are all reasons to stick with my Surface. Of course, the XPS 13 2-in-1 is beautifully built and runs like a dream on 12th Gen Intel Core processors, and I fully appreciate all the thought that has gone into its design. In most ways, this is still one of the best Windows tablets you can sure the deciding factor for many would-be buyers will be the price tag. For what you're getting, the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 is very competitively priced and consistently beats the Surface Pro 9 in value by hundreds of dollars. If you're deciding between this tablet and Microsoft's offering, the Surface Pro 9 is the better machine — but only if you're willing to pay a lot more to obtain it. It helps that the Surface line has never looked quite this good sorry, my trusty Pro X, it's the truth.Our recommended Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 configurationIntel Core i5 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Folio + Stylus The configuration Dell sent us to review is also the exact model I'd recommend for anyone interested in this device, as it offers the best compromise between power, efficiency, storage, and price at USD $1,399 for the complete package. Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 9315 The expanding XPS lineup once again includes a premium Windows tablet, this time with an absolutely gorgeous fanless design and respectable Intel-powered internals. It's a great PC for the price, but its battery life and display hold it back. Zachary Boddy They / Them is a Staff Writer for Windows Central, primarily focused on covering the latest news in tech and gaming, the best Xbox and PC games, and the most interesting Windows and Xbox hardware. They have been gaming and writing for most of their life starting with the original Xbox, and started out as a freelancer for Windows Central and its sister sites in 2019. Now a full-fledged Staff Writer, Zachary has expanded from only writing about all things Minecraft to covering practically everything on which Windows Central is an expert, especially when it comes to Microsoft. You can find Zachary on Twitter BoddyZachary. Досягнення нових горизонтів З правильними технологіями ніщо не завадить вам втілювати захоплення в життя. Увійти в Прем'єр Знайдіть роздрібного продавця Замовити дзвінок із відділом продажів Торговий представник зв’яжеться з вами, щоб обговорити, як ми можемо допомогти вашому бізнесу. Замовити дзвінок із відділом продажів англійською TechRadar Verdict The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 has a whole new design – one that makes it a detachable laptop rather than a traditional 2-in-1. It’s not exactly a welcome change, but it’s certainly worth giving a chance, especially if you’re a remote worker or a digital nomad. Pros +Very capable for productivity+Stunning 3K display+1080p webcam coupled with a rear camera+Incredibly portable and ideal for travel+New tablet form is useful Cons -New detachable form not for everyone-A premium purchase-Folio takes some getting used to-Only two USB-C ports Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 we’ve all come to know and love is no more, may it rest in peace. Sorry no, it’s not that Dell has retired the line. On the contrary, it looks like it’s here to stay judging by the recent updates the manufacturer has made on it case in point, its form factor, which leads me to my original has taken that gorgeous svelte convertible form factor that we all loved about the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 – you know, the one that gave us that gorgeous, luxurious shell and the four-modes-in-one design – and raised us a Windows 11-powered Lenovo Chromebook Duet instead. By that, I mean that you’re getting a tablet with a folio attached as opposed to an actual I’m not at all dissing the Chromebook Duet here; it is, after all, one of the best Chromebooks on the market and a personal favorite of mine. However, it’s also hard to find joy in its detachable design, and seeing one of the best Windows laptops not to mention one of the best laptops on the market downgrade its stunner of a form factor to a flimsy folio that requires a solid surface to be properly functional was, I must admit, a realize what Dell was trying to do here. The Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 is much lighter, much thinner, and much more compact than its predecessor while offering next-generation specs under the hood, which makes it an excellent laptop to carry around with you as a result, whether you’re going on business trips or trying the whole digital nomad thing once again. In that, it has succeeded. I brought this laptop with me to Greece for two weeks, using it as my work laptop there, and it offered me access to a full-fledged operating system without the physical burden of even the best this new detachable form, however, come some sacrifices. There are only two ports on hand – specifically, two USB-C ports – and the battery has been downgraded from about 10 hours to a mere eight. Rubbing salt in the wound, the folio isn’t only flimsy; it also has a steep learning curve if you’re used to the traditional laptop design. And while the keyboard and the trackpad on it are reliable and comfortable to use, the laptop still keeps a steep price tag that I personally think is only worth it if you’re getting that famed XPS chassis with it. As it is now in its current form, Dell should have brought that price down closer to the aside, the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 is worth it, but only if you’re planning on traveling a lot or traipsing around the world for a year or so. Otherwise, I would honestly go for something else XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 Price & availabilityHow much does it cost? From $1,149 about £910 / AU$1,695When is it available? Available nowWhere can you get it? Available in the US, UK, and AustraliaYou'd think Dell would considerably drop the price of the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 seeing as it's completely swapped out that premium chassis with an XPS Folio, making this 2022 remodel essentially a Windows tablet with a detachable keyboard. Sadly, it still starts out steep, setting you back $1,149 in the US for the Intel Core i5-1230U, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD configuration that comes with both the Folio and the can get this same base configuration for cheaper in the US, but at $949, you're also sacrificing the folio and the stylus. The stylus, I can live without; but taking the detachable keyboard and mount away means giving up its laptop functionality, leaving you with a Windows tablet and missing the point of the XPS 13 line the UK, it's even more expensive, with the UK base configuration of Intel Core i5-1230U and 8GB RAM but only 256GB SSD setting consumers back £1, This same base configuration is also available in Australia for AU$1, score / 5Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 SpecsThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 comes in several different configurations in the US. Dell offers both Intel Core i5-1230U and the i7-1250U chips, as well as 8GB and 16GB LPDDR4x of RAM, 512GB and 1TB SSD, and the options to add the XPS Folio and/or the XPS Stylus, and allows consumers to pick and choose as they see fit for their the UK and Australia, however, choosing your configuration is much simpler. UK customers have four to choose from, starting with the i5-1230U-powered base model with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage and topping off with a higher-end i7-1250U, 16GB RAM, 1TB storage configuration. Australian customers have all but one - they don't have the i5-1230U-powered one available with 16GB memory and 1TB to scroll horizontallyThese are the specs for the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 ComponentBase modelReview unitTop configurationPrice$1,049 US only$1,149 / £1, $1,549 / £1, / $2, Core i5-1230UIntel Core i5-1230UIntel Core i7-1250UGPUIntel Iris Xe GraphicsIntel Iris Xe GraphicsIntel Iris Xe GraphicsRAM8GB LPDDR4x16 GB LPDDR4x16 GB LPDDR4xStorage512 GB, PCIe NVMe, SSD512 GB, PCIe NVMe, SSD1 TB, PCIe NVMe, SSDScreen13" 32 3K 2880x1920 Touch 500-Nit Display13" 32 3K 2880x1920 Touch 500-Nit Display13" 32 3K 2880x1920 Touch 500-Nit DisplayPorts2 Thunderbolt 4 USB Type-C with DisplayPort and Power Delivery2 Thunderbolt 4 USB Type-C with DisplayPort and Power Delivery2 Thunderbolt 4 USB Type-C with DisplayPort and Power DeliveryWirelessIntel Killer Wi-Fi 6E 1675 AX211, 2x2, Bluetooth wireless cardIntel Killer Wi-Fi 6E 1675 AX211, 2x2, Bluetooth wireless cardIntel Killer Wi-Fi 6E 1675 AX211, 2x2, Bluetooth wireless cardCamera2160p at 30 fps RGB camera, 1080p at 30 fps FHD RGB camera2160p at 30 fps RGB camera, 1080p at 30 fps FHD RGB camera2160p at 30 fps RGB camera, 1080p at 30 fps FHD RGB cameraWeightFrom pounds with XPS FolioFrom pounds with XPS FolioFrom pounds with XPS x x inches x x mm x x inches x x mm x x inches x x mmAll US, UK and Australia configurations come with an Intel Iris Xe Graphics and a 13-inch 32 3K 2880x1920 touch display with 500 nits of brightness. All configurations available in the UK and Australia, meanwhile, already come with the Folio and the XPS score / 5Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyDell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 DesignThe new detachable design is quite an adjustmentThinner, lighter, more compactSlim on ports, but great featuresSo sorry, Dell. I loved the XPS line since its inception, but I am not truly convinced that the shift from a sleek 2-in-1 from to a detachable folio is the way to go. Don't get me wrong; I have, within a week, managed to adapt to this new design. I've gotten the hang of it. I've found my routine with it. And it really does make the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 a joy to carry around and use when you're away from your home or office desk. At pounds and x x inches x x mm, it manages to be much lighter, much thinner, and much more compact than its hardly felt it was there in my backpack as I clocked 20K steps in Athens or hauled my luggage on ferries. So much so that I had to regularly feel for it around the back to make sure that it hasn't been ripped out of the bag by some pickpocket. That compact form also makes it a joy to use on flights and trains since it doesn't take up that much space and isn't, therefore, in danger of being squished by the uncaring passenger in the seat in front of you who doesn't bother to look before reclining their seat.Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyStill, the XPS Folio, much like many other folios, is flimsy around the middle so that the keyboard is always flapping around willy-nilly, which means really that the only comfortable way to use this thing is when you've got a solid surface handy. Forget about using your weekender bag as a makeshift desk at the airport; the laptop will dance around so much you might as well install a disco ball and start a rave at your gate.Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyThe mount part of the folio does have several levels of adjustments so you can choose the optimal angle of the screen, and I want to make sure that doesn't go unnoticed because it is useful. The keyboard is still, as with previous models, very satisfying and comfortable to type on. And the trackpad is very responsive and accurate - not to mention, nice to the touch.Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyThe XPS Folio doesn't have any ports on hand, unlike my beloved iPad Magic Keyboard, and Dell leaves it to the XPS 13 itself to house the ports. Seeing as it is now essentially a Windows tablet, there's not much space for a lot, which means two USB-Cs it is! If you're expecting an SD or microSD reader, you better bring a USB hub. The good news is that Dell has included a USB-C to USB-A adapter and a USB-C to headset adapter in the box. Both ports are also on the same side, which can be annoying sometimes if you're charging.Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyThe 2880 x 1920 display boasts 500 nits of brightness and touch functionality. My review model came with a stylus, but I'm not really big on using that unless I'm scribbling on my tablet. So, unless you know you're using it extensively, I recommend skipping that and saving $100/£100. Also due to its tablet form, you're getting a rear 2160p at 30 fps camera on top of the 1080p webcam and 480p at 60fps IR camera in front. Design score 4 / 5Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 PerformanceGreat performance for general productivity and light photo editingDisplay looks fantasticSpeakers could be betterDell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 Laptop benchmarksHere's how the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 performed in our suite of benchmark tests3DMark Night Raid 10,752; Fire Strike 3,051; Time Spy 1,068 GeekBench 6 1,564 single-core; 7,097 multi-core 25GB File Copy MBps Handbrake CrossMark Overall 1,313 Productivity 1,303 Creativity 1,400 Responsiveness 1,109 Sid Meier's Civilization VI Gathering Storm 16fps Web Surfing Battery Informant 81639Despite its more compact form, TechRadar’s own benchmark results show that the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 is still a capable work and school laptop. It manages to keep up with the Dell XPS 13 2022, which by the way has kept that traditional laptop shell that it's 2-in-1 counterpart is now same specced XPS 13 delivered comparable performance and results to the XPS 13 2-in-1 2022, with the latter beating it out slightly in multicore performance in the Geekbench test. Though the XPS 13 did beat it in everything else, it wasn't by much so that shouldn't have a massive impact in real-world practice, the laptop is capable of multitasking, especially running 20 or so tabs at the same time while streaming movies on the Netflix app. I haven't experienced any slowdowns while doing productivity work on this laptop. It fares well with very light photo editing on Lightroom as well, but I wouldn't edit on this considering that very small display. Also, our display test only yielded 70% DCI-P3 coverage, and the brightness wasn't uniform across the board so it's not the best for video editing either.Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyThe 2880 x 1920 display is still fantastic, however. It's very bright with sharp visuals and vivid colors. Both All Quiet on the Western Front and Luther The Fallen Sun look fantastic on it, and there's a lot of detail even in darker scenes, which I really appreciate as I absolutely detest watching scenes where you can barely see anything side eye to you, Chris Nolan.Its touchscreen feature is amazing to use as well, not to mention handy. I found myself using it more often than I usually do when on a touchscreen laptop, perhaps due to its tablet nature. Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyThe 1080p webcam isn't really fancy, though the higher resolution is certainly appreciated. Still, it seems to have a smaller set aperture, which means you can't really get creative with your exposures, and only records at 30fps so there's noticeable ghosting. The picture quality is sharp and clean, but expect considerable chromatic and luminance noise in darker scenes - not too much that it ruins the video but enough that it's distracting to more discerning is a 480p at 60fps IR camera for Windows Hello facial recognition login, and this one works fast, and it works like a charm. It logs me on every single time within a split second without a for the speakers, they're decent but not amazing. There's enough volume, and the soundstage is good. But the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 is essentially a tablet now so it's not like they can fit in a truly impressive set of drivers in there. Expect the sound quality to be somewhat hollow with recessed mids and score / 5Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 BatteryScored just a little over 8 hours in our Web Surfing battery testLasts even shorter when doing productivity workI wish the battery life were better on the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022. The previous generation could squeeze out about 10 hours of juice, but this one is held back by middling battery life. Granted, our Web Surfing battery test manage a decent eight-hour or a little over life out of it, which in theory means you're getting a full workday off of it, that isn't exactly the case in practice. During actual use on a typical work day, it didn't last as long as I had hoped, the battery draining to about 50% with brightness at 50% after four hours of productivity use, which to me just means having about 10 tabs open on Google Chrome and nothing you're the type to stream shows while you work, this definitely isn't going to last you an entire day. It's a good thing, I guess, that you can charge it with just about any 45W USB-C charger, and it charges decently score 3 / 5Image credit Future / Michelle Rae UyShould you buy the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022?Swipe to scroll horizontallyDell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022AttributesNotesRatingPriceSwitching out that luxurious XPS shell with a flimsy folio, this should be cheaper than it / 5SpecsThere are plenty of configurations to choose from in the US, UK and / 5DesignThe XPS Folio definitely has a steep learning curve, but it's something you can adjust to within a week. It does make it all the more compact and / 5PerformanceThis is a capable laptop if you can even call it that for productivity work and for / 5BatteryIt can squeeze out a little over 8 hours at best. Not / 5 Average ratingThe Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 is a capable laptop that's ideal for traveling. However, it's a bit of a downgrade from its previous / 5Buy it if...Don't buy it if...Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 Also considerSwipe to scroll horizontally Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022Dell XPS 13 2022Lenovo Yoga 9i Gen 8PriceFrom $1,149 about £910 / AU$1,695From $899 / £854 / AU$1,898$1, / £1,440CPUIntel Core i5-1230U - i7-1250UIntel Core i5-1230U - i7-1250UIntel Core i7-1360PGPUIntel Iris Xe graphicsIntel Iris Xe graphicsIntel Iris Xe graphicsRAMUp to 16 GB LPDDR4xUp to 32GB LPDDR516GBScreenUp to 1TB PCIe SSDUp to 1TB PCIe SSD1 TB SSD 2280 PCIe Gen4Storage13" 32 3K 2880x1920 Touch 500-Nit FHD+ 1920 x 1200 InfinityEdge Non-Touch Anti-Glare 500-Nit DisplayUp to 14" WQUXGA 3840 x 2400, OLED, Touch, 100% DCI-P3, 400 nits, 60HzPorts2 x Thunderbolt 42 x Thunderbolt 42x USB-C Thunderbolt 1x USB-A 1x USB-C Gen 2, 1x headphone / mic comboWirelessWi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 6E, Bluetooth 6E, Bluetooth at 30 fps RGB camera, 1080p at 30 fps FHD RGB camera720p at 30fps, no privacy shutter1080P FHD RGB/IR Hybrid with dual mic and privacy pounds with XPS lb at lbs x x inches x x mm x x in x x mm x x inches x 318 x 230mmIf the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 has you considering other options, here are two more laptops to consider...How I tested the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022Tested the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 2022 for three weeksUsed it for work and streaming and during my travelStress-tested it using our suite of benchmarksThe new Dell XPS 2-in-1 isn't just like any other convertible laptop. It has now taken a tablet with a keyboard form, which was a suprising move by Dell. Naturally, I had to see just how convenient or non-convient this form factor is by taking it with me on my two-week holiday in my three week testing, I used it for work, surfing, and streaming movies and shows. I also used it for work video meetings as well as personal video calls with friends. I also ran it through our suite of benchmark years of extensive experience testing and reviewing laptops, and as one of the Computing editors at TechRadar, I have all the right tools to determine whether or not a laptop is worth your time and money. You can trust me to put them through their paces and make the right more about how we testFirst reviewed May 2023 Michelle Rae Uy is the Computing Reviews and Buying Guides Editor here at TechRadar. She's a Los Angeles-based tech, travel and lifestyle writer covering a wide range of topics, from computing to the latest in green commutes to the best hiking trails. She's an ambivert who enjoys communing with nature and traveling for months at a time just as much as watching movies and playing sim games at home. That also means that she has a lot more avenues to explore in terms of understanding how tech can improve the different aspects of our lives. Most Popular A Dell costuma atualizar seus laptops anualmente, de tal forma que até mesmo os produtos mais premium — muitos que inclusive são reconhecidos pelo acabamento superior e hardware de ponta — recebem incrementos significativos em vários o caso da linha XPS, que sempre recebeu os componentes mais robustos e atenção especial em seu design. Neste ano, a Dell não fez diferente e melhorou significativamente o que já era muito bom. Para você ter uma ideia do nível, de antemão podemos dizer que temos aqui um modelo que vem para rivalizar com aparelhos como MacBook e Samsung Galaxy novo Dell XPS 13 chega em duas configurações, ambos com especificações idênticas na parte de hardware e até com o mesmo tamanho de tela, de modo que o principal diferencial está no tipo e na resolução do painel um tem tela sensível ao toque com resolução 4K e o outro usa um painel sem touch com resolução Full recebemos o aparelho mais completo para testes, que por sinal já vem até mesmo com o Windows 10 Pro. No interior do notebook, uma configuração generosa Intel Core i7-1185G7, 16 GB de memória RAM e SSD de 1 TB. Será que este conjunto poderoso faz sentido para o seu uso? E será que o preço realmente compensa? Vamos falar dos detalhes desta máquina!PrósDesign de primeira;Tela exuberante;Hardware poderoso;Bateria de longa duração;Som de alta qualidade;ContrasWebcam de baixa resolução;Preço o preço atual do XPS 13 2021Design, Construção e ConectividadeO novo Dell XPS não é um produto exatamente inovador em questão de design. Quem teve acesso ao modelo de 2020 ou viu vídeos na internet talvez não consiga perceber muitas diferenças no acabamento geral do aparelho. Isso porque a fabricante adotou a velha máxima de “não se mexe em time que está ganhando”.Dessa forma, o Dell XPS 13 lançado em 2021 tem carcaça, acabamento e detalhes na parte externa idênticos aos de seu antecessor. O problema principal é que a estagnação do produto e a evolução de outras linhas da Dell coloca o XPS numa posição complicada, já que ele tem design muito similar aos modelos mais simples, porém há alguns pontos para primeiro detalhe é o acabamento refinado da linha XPS. Apesar de não ter sofrido grandes alterações, a adoção de alumínio garante elegância e mantém o alta padrão de qualidade. Trata-se de um produto resistente, que passa a impressão de algo realmente luxuoso. Na parte interna, o apoio para os pulsos é em fibra de carbono, muito confortável e segunda coisa a notar é o capricho nas medidas. O XPS é um produto realmente compacto, com aproveitamento máximo do espaço, de tal forma que o teclado conta com teclas grandes, o que resulta em bordas extremamente finas. Tal design inteligente também vale para o display, que tem proporção 1610, tomando toda a área disponível da acordo com a Dell, estas são as principais diferenças do atual modelo para o antecessor tela, teclado e touchpad. Detalhes que receberam um toque de sutileza, mas que podem garantir melhor L x A x P 29,57 x 1,48 x 19,87 cmPeso gramasComo de praxe, a webcam fica instalada na área acima da tela, porém novamente temos aqui um componente sem a proteção física que virou moda em alguns aparelhos. Nas laterais, a Dell optou por manter a simplicidade duas conexões Thunderbolt 4 que funcionam como USB Type-C, saída DisplayPort e carregamento, leitor de cartões e conector de fones de é exatamente a mesma configuração do XPS anterior, sendo uma tendência de vários dispositivos concorrentes. A ideia é bom no sentido de economizar espaço e manter a espessura reduzida, porém complica a vida do usuário, que precisa de acessórios para quase todos os periféricos. Na caixa do novo XPS 13, a Dell envia um adaptador para USB Tipo alto-falantes deste notebook ficam posicionados na parte inferior, com saídas que se projetam para os lados. Há quatro espaços para uma distribuição de som mais ampla, o que inclusive evita um som abafado através das teclas ou prejudicado pelo sistema de refrigeração algo comum em notebooks em que o som fica próximo à tela.Falando em ventilação, eis um ponto que o Dell XPS poderia melhorar. As saídas de ar ficam perto do display, na dobradiça e na área inferior do notebook. Esta é uma característica comum de vários aparelhos, porém os pequenos suportes emborrachados que garantem uma leve altura ao notebook talvez não sejam os mais ideais para garantir a exaustão do todo, este laptop é charmoso, com uma excelente combinação da tampa em cor prata e do interior em tonalidades mais escuras. Ele chama atenção pelo acabamento impecável, porém a falta de inovação faz dele um produto que parou no tempo. A leveza do produto é notável, mas com seus componentes robustos, ele é um pouco mais pesado que o Dell tela do XPS pode não ser grande nas dimensões, mas é chamativa nas qualidades. Estamos falando de um display de 13,4 polegadas com resolução superior à 4K, mas isso é por uma pequena margem de pixels, já que a Dell optou por utilizar a proporção 1610, portanto em vez de 3840x2160 pixels, o Dell XPS usa resolução 3840x2400 fabricante não dá detalhes sobre a tecnologia do painel, mas as características denotam que ele tem colorido excepcional e sem distorções de cores, o que o faz ser muito similar a um IPS. Segundo os dados oficiais, esta tela alcança 100% da gama de cores sRGB e 90% do padrão DCI-P3, o que significa uma fidelidade elevada, o que é ideal para profissionais que necessitam te uma tela de boa qualidade. A tela do Dell XPS 13 não é apenas boa, ela é excepcional! Graças ao brilho de 500 nits e à compatibilidade com HDR400, este display tem um colorido incrível Eis aqui alguns pontos que fazem a tela do XPS 13 ser superior luminosidade e contraste. Este display entrega até 500 nits de nível de brilho, o que é perfeito para trabalhar em ambientes bem iluminados e obter mais detalhes na visualização. Além disso, ela tem taxa de contraste de sendo compatível com HDR400 e touchscreen do Dell XPS é muito versátil e preciso, mas seria interessante a inclusão de uma caneta para garantir ainda maior precisão, bem como seria válido uma adaptação do aparelho em tablet, o que facilitaria o uso dos comandos via toques. Esta tela ainda tem proteção Corning Gorilla Glass 6, portanto fique tranquilo, ela não vai apresentar riscos com você está em dúvida sobre a escolha entre o XPS com resolução Ultra HD o que testamos e o modelo com tela Full HD, eu devo informar que a resolução 4K é simplesmente exagerada para um display tão compacto. No geral, o próprio Windows sugere configurar o zoom em 300% para tornar a utilização viável e confortável. Contudo, é inegável que o conteúdo fica perfeito, sendo esta uma tela bem apropriada para quem é e TouchpadO Dell XPS 13 tem teclado todo em português com padrão ABNT2, mas que poderia ter algumas melhorias, como uma melhor acomodação de determinadas teclas e a distribuição tradicional. É o caso das setas “para cima” e “para baixo”, que vêm sendo reduzidas de tamanho em vários aparelhos, o que dificulta um pouco o uso no dia a disso, conforme já criticamos em notebooks concorrentes, a tecla de interrogação poderia estar em sua posição padrão, ao lado da tecla “” dois pontos e ponto e vírgula, algo que poderia ser facilmente solucionado se a fabricante reduzisse a tecla Shift como já fez no lado esquerdo do teclado.Um ponto muito positivo é que a Dell padroniza as teclas de funções para ativar seus recursos especiais sem a necessidade da tecla Fn, assim, é fácil controlar volume, brilho e outras funcionalidades do notebook, de modo que a tecla Fn serve para ativar botões que vão do F1 ao F12. Além disso, é ótimo que o teclado tem níveis de iluminação, o que facilita o uso em diversas touchpad do Dell XPS 13 tem dimensões avantajadas e acabamento fantástico. Muitos laptops trazem touchpads de plásticos, que passam a sensação de um produto bem barato e de baixa durabilidade. Aqui, este componente é bem resistente e preciso nos comandos. Ele é compatível com múltiplos toques e fica encaixado de forma elegante no centro do e DesempenhoAs duas versões do Dell XPS 13 lançadas em 2021 aqui no Brasil chegam com a seguinte configuração processador Intel Core i7-1185G7, chip gráfico integrado Intel Iris Xe, 16 GB de memória RAM e SSD de 1 TB do tipo CPU escolhida para este modelo é a mais poderosa da 11ª geração de processadores Intel Core Tiger Lake focada em alto desempenho com uso eficiente de energia. Trata-se de um processador de 4 núcleos, que opera com até 8 threads e alcança clock de 4,8 bom português, isso significa que o Dell XPS tem a melhor configuração do segmento de ultrafinos, sendo capaz de rodar todos os apps com folga de performance. É claro que isso vem com um custo elevado de precisa se preocupar, pois você não vai sentir o aparelho pegando fogo, já que o sistema de refrigeração é bem eficiente no dia a dia e joga o calor para a parte de trás do aparelho. Por outro lado, é perceptível que ele fica morno em boa parte do tempo e que as ventoinhas são ativadas com quando colocamos a CPU para trabalhar de forma árdua, o calor é perceptível na parte das teclas de função e números do teclado. Em nossos testes de estresse, o Intel Core i7-1185G7 bateu os 100 °C. É um número alarmante, mas o notebook rapidamente entra em seu estado de atenção, diminui a frequência e mantém as temperaturas abaixo de 90 ° comentar que esta é a temperatura de pico e que não deve ser algo recorrente, pois só será algo comum caso você faça uma renderização de vídeo, por exemplo. Depois de rodar algum tempo em sua potência máxima, a CPU tem seu clock ajustado para a casa dos 3,3 GHz, caindo consideravelmente do máximo de 4,8 chip gráfico do Intel Core i7-1185G7 é o Intel Iris Xe, sendo o componente de melhor desempenho na atual linha de componentes da Intel. Ele tem performance suficiente para processamento de vídeos, edição de imagens e jogos medianos. Não espere rodar games com gráficos 3D avançados, pois ele não é tão poderoso!O Dell XPS 13 conta com 16 GB de memória RAM do tipo LPDDR4X com clock de MHz, capacidade mais do que suficiente para qualquer tarefa, permitindo trabalhar com um multitarefa pesado sem precisar fechar apps. A frequência elevada é excelente para dar o melhor desempenho para o chip gráfico. Nota esta memória não aceita parte de armazenamento, o Dell XPS usa um SSD do tipo NVMe, mais especificamente um SSD Micron 2300 NVMe de 1 TB. Este componente usa memória 3D NAND de 96 camadas e, segundo a fabricante, alcança taxas de leitura de até MB/ nossos testes, este SSD Micron alcançou MB/s para leitura e mais de MB/s para escrita. Mesmo que a taxa de leitura esteja abaixo do informado pela fabricante, o resultado ainda é muito bom. Por outro lado, a performance de escrita é chocante, sendo uma das mais impressionantes que vimos em como outras fabricantes, a Dell inclui uma série de apps na instalação padrão. Alguns são programas para manter o computador atualizado, gerenciar energia e personalizar a cor da tela. Os únicos programas desnecessários são o Dropbox e o antivírus McAfee, que exibem mensagens constantes e atrapalham o desempenho, porém ambos podem ser a única grande decepção do Dell XPS é a webcam. Eu até já comentei sobre esta limitação em outros notebooks de várias fabricantes que analisei recentemente, sendo que todos contam com webcams de baixa resolução. Em um mundo com cada vez mais reuniões por vídeo, isso tem se tornado um problema o caso do novo XPS que traz câmera de 0,9 MP, a qual é simplesmente inacreditável que faça parte de um projeto que custa mais de R$ Ela só é capaz de capturar vídeos em 720p, mostra imagem bem granuladas e tem dificuldades para controlar brilho e contraste nas mais variadas situações. Apenas decepcionante!Sistema de somPara entregar a experiência em entretenimento mais completa possível, a Dell também caprichou na parte sonora do novo XPS. Apesar de não informar a potência ou detalhes da configuração de áudio, é bem evidente que este aparelho tem um sistema muito com a espessura reduzida o espaço apertado, os alto-falantes do Dell XPS 13 entregam uma qualidade impressionante, com ótima equalização, bom reforço de graves e excelente fidelidade considerando os padrões comuns de notebooks, obviamente. Na prática, os componentes de som alcançam um volume bem alto, suficiente para preencher uma sala de médio disso, há pouca distorção dos sons, sendo que somente percebemos algumas falhas quando usamos no volume máximo, mas isso varia conforme o conteúdo que está em reprodução. No geral, é um notebook que compete muito bem com os melhores da e CarregamentoPensando nos notebooks como um todo, vários itens ganharam melhorias, porém a bateria é um componente que não evoluiu muito com o tempo. Por outro lado, as mudanças no consumo de energia de algumas peças resultaram em benefícios para a autonomia das grande vantagem aqui é justamente a presença de processador e memória de baixo consumo, que ajudam a melhorar a duração de bateria. A Dell não dá uma informação sobre a autonomia total, sendo que a única informação que existe no site oficial é que este notebook tem bateria de 4 células de 52 Wh. Veja como testamos a bateriaRecarregamos a bateria até 100%;Alteramos o perfil de energia para “Melhor Bateria” que é o modo econômico do Windows 10;No caso do Dell XPS que tem uma tela de 500 nits, nós configuramos o brilho da tela para 50%;Regulamos o nível de volume do som em 30%;Habilitamos o Wi-Fi para realizar um teste com streaming;Reproduzimos vídeos na Netflix por três horas deste teste, a bateria do Dell XPS apontava 73% de carga restante, o que significa um consumo de aproximadamente 9% a cada hora. Desta forma, podemos calcular que a duração total da bateria pode ser de quase 11 horas para reprodução de vídeo em se você for trabalhar com outras tarefas, rodar aplicativos diferentes ou mesmo usar a tela em nível de brilho inferior a 50%, a bateria pode durar até mais. De qualquer forma, no geral, acreditamos que o componente energético deste Dell entrega boa já comentado, o Dell XPS não tem conexão dedicada para carregamento de energia, de modo que a recarga da bateria é feita através da porta Thunderbolt. Isto é bom e ruim ao mesmo tempo. É ótimo que tal novidade visa popularizar o formato Thunderbolt USB Type C, porém com apenas duas portas, você fica com apenas uma conexão Dell XPS 13 vem com carregador de 45 watts, que é capaz de recarregar a bateria de 0 a 100% em cerca de 2 horas e 30 minutos. Considerando que 50% de bateria pode fornecer mais de 5 horas de autonomia, é possível usar o notebook por muito tempo mesmo que ele fique conectado à tomada por apenas 1 hora e 15 diretosO Dell XPS é um notebook que deve ter dificuldades para encontrar seu público e para emplacar, isso porque atualmente há muitos aparelhos compactos, leves e com configurações poderosas. Além disso, por se tratar de um modelo premium, seu preço de lançamento elevado R$ na versão com tela 4K e R$ no modelo Full HD o coloca numa posição na proposta e no valor, é inevitável associar os modelos da Apple como principais concorrentes. Um aparelho com as mesmas especificações é o MacBook Pro mais recentes, porém ele não está disponível em lojas brasileiras. Já o novo MacBook Air com 16 GB de memória RAM e SSD de 1 TB pode ser encontrado por aqui, porém o preço fica acima de R$ você está na dúvida entre os modelos da Dell e da Apple, os detalhes a serem observados são a tela que no MacBook não tem resolução 4K e o processador que tem arquitetura diferente nos chips Apple M1, sendo mais eficientes e poderosos em várias situações, porém eles podem ter compatibilidade limitada com apps. Há modelos de MacBook Air mais em conta, porém com menos memória e espaço para modelo com preço e proposta similar é Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360. Este laptop também tem processador Tiger Lake porém ele usa o i7-1165G7, mas que ainda é muito poderoso, tem 16 GB de RAM, mas apenas metade do espaço de armazenamento. Por outro lado, ele tem a tela SUPER AMOLED e vem com a caneta o conjunto como um todo, o aparelho da Samsung é um produto mais promissor e versátil. Ele ainda se destaca pelo preço mais acessível, representando uma boa economia em um aparelho que pode ser superior em alguns Dell XPS 13 é um notebook que oferece um dos conjuntos mais premium que podemos encontrar no ecossistema Windows. O hardware de ponta com uma das configurações mais poderosas, as dimensões compactas, o peso reduzido e o excelente aproveitamento do espaço resultam em um produto enxuto, mas que abriga uma fera no há dúvidas de que este é um excelente produto, sendo um dos melhores da atualidade, porém ficamos bem desapontados com a qualidade da webcam, que simplesmente não combina com o restante do conjunto. O preço está dentro do esperado para uma máquina tão robusta, porém o valor certamente está acima da recomendamos este produto para quem busca uma das máquinas mais completas da atualidade, porém ressaltamos o fato de que há configurações concorrentes mais atraentes, logo é interessante aguardar um ajuste de preço, principalmente na versão Full HD, que não tem tela sensível ao toque e custa até mais do que alguns produtos bem do novo Dell XPS 13? Então, que tal adquirir o produto em promoção?Clique aqui para comprar o Dell XPS em oferta! NotebookAlertasCuponsDicas do BuscaExtensãoHomeInformáticaNotebook2 resultados Aplicamos esses filtros para apresentar um resultado melhor com base na sua resultados Produtos por páginaNotebook Dell XPS 13 Plus Intel Core i7 1260P 13,4" 32GB SSD 1 TB Windows 11 Touchscreen Leitor BiométricoMenor preço via Dell Loja OficialR$ 10x de R$ sem jurosCompare entre 1 lojaNotebook Dell XPS 13 Plus Intel Core i7 1260P 13,4" 16GB SSD 1 TB Windows 11 Leitor BiométricoMenor preço via Dell Loja OficialR$ 10x de R$ sem jurosCompare entre 2 lojasFAQQual o preço médio de dell xps 13?O preço médio de dell xps 13 depende do que o produto oferece. Em média, um usuário conseguirá achar dell xps 13 por cerca de R$

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