XPS 13

The Dell XPS13 was the best implementation of the "small light but not shit" laptop. Always interesting to see what uni students buy: it's their own money, they want to take it everywhere, and they want four years service with no drama. XPS13 was the #1 choice. Now it's MacBook Air M-series.

I've had several XPS 13's and an XPS 17. Love them, but my Framework 13 takes the cake and gets the most usage. The new XPS 13's have really frustrating design (e.g. Where does the trackpad begin and end? WTF did Dell do to the function keys???) XPS Pluses Very vibrant IPS screens (I always prefer t

I bought my X1 Carbon Gen 10 in 2023 not because it's the fastest. I travel a lot usually backpacking for months at a time and weight is a very important consideration. It's also sturdy and well built. Good battery life on Linux. At the time my top contenders were X1 or Dell XPS 13. Having Linux ins

Super portability. XPS 13 is a good size, but still a bit large on an Airplane tray when I'm traveling (barely fits).

I have an XPS 13, which is almost the same age, same form factor and a few hundred euros cheaper. It has 16GB of RAM instead of 64, and a consumer-grade Intel CPU. Now, the Speedometer 3.0 results are ~30% higher, real battery life is the same as IBP, sound and mic are both decent, the webcam doesn’

Dell XPS laptops tend to be hit or miss. If you're looking at a new one, be sure to test out the keyboard first or be prepared to return it. The keyboard is wacky. (I am looking forward to seeing what the Dell XPS 13 2026 model ends up being. It's supposed to be lighter, cheaper, and not use the sam

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I have a Framework 13 right now and am pretty happy with the build quality - but I want to throw in the Dell XPS 13. I have a 2022 model that now serves as a backup. That one is built like a MacBook and it ran both Ubuntu and Linux Mint without any hitch, problems or quirks. Dell does give Ubuntu as

Agree with all or this. I had 3 XPS 13 over the years. Great machines. Was very happy with them. (Always the Ubuntu version) Then at the start of the year bought the current XPS 13 with the damn XPS 13 Plus design (they discontinued the old XOS 13 line and dropped the plus from the variant line). A

If you want to keep the 13 inch form factor, then the current XPS 13 9350 is great. Excellent battery on par with MacBooks, exceeding it in many cases as well as basically no heat or fan noise. It’s nothing like the older XPS laptops