XPS 13

Dell

XPS 13

#18 in Laptops
148 positive 2 neutral 62 negative

Based on 212 Reddit mentions

What people say about

Summary of sentiment across key features mentioned by users.

reliability

60/25

software compatibility

56/11

performance

29/13

battery life

28/13

build quality

20/15

display quality

26/9

design

21/14

portability

25/3

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Dell kills the XPS brand

So sad, my little XPS 13 better live for a long time.

original208 in r/technology

January 6, 2025 8:46 PM

435

The end of an era: Dell will no longer make XPS computers

At least we now know how bad things have been at XPS department to come out with the last iteration of XPS 13... They replaced the top keyboard row with a touchpad, Non-mechanical keys for Esc and Delete and F row. This was non-starters for anyone that actually uses their computer for work. So what

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pressedbread in r/gadgets

January 6, 2025 11:01 PM

341

Dell kills the XPS brand

I have the XPS 13, the one with a nose cam. I hope my battery holds on.

lo0ilo0ilo0i in r/technology

January 6, 2025 9:21 PM

95

Thanks Dell! Wanna buy an Ubuntu laptop? You better spend 900 more and get top spec!

Exactly. The system configurator on Dell’s website isn’t actually letting you build a “custom” laptop, it’s just picking from available stock. I could make an equally unfair post showing how they force you to pay a trillion dollars to switch from an English to French keyboard layout. Edit: As to whe

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addlememnon in r/linux

January 18, 2025 12:48 PM

60

That's enough Samsung. Im switching to OneUI7

I am Tony Stark. btw, its dual boot Dell XPS 13 9310. I use Linux mostly for school work. Gaming is lowky bad.

nirmal5202 in r/oneui

February 15, 2025 12:16 AM

44

Its still crazy to see people hate the notchbooks these days

It’s not the coolest thing ever, but it’s not too bad either. The problem is that there’re mass produced alternatives with thin bezels and without notches that show that it’s possible to incorporate a complex array of sensors without a notch. Check something like this, there’re photos of MBA and Del

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DmMoscow in r/mac

April 11, 2025 12:28 AM

38

SteamOS Manager for BIOS updates, TDP and GPU clock controls now open source

That's a huge change because it provides manufacturers with a framework they had to come up with on their own so far. This was already provided by fwupd, which is used by system update applications (e.g. GNOME Software or KDE's Discover). Some manufacturers already support it. For instance I have a

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xTeixeira in r/linux_gaming

May 27, 2025 2:08 PM

37

Well, it finally happened

Happened to me last month, but this time it was a dell xps 13 user, they only had 2x USB C ports

Aggravating_Sir_6857 in r/framework

September 24, 2025 5:30 PM

34

Dell laptop idling just below 3 watts on Pop!_OS with zero tuning

Battery life is mostly a platform property. You need to get all your ducks in a row from the low-level hardware all the way to applications. Hardware design choices by the manufacturer matter, and firmware is important too. In the end, with some laptops you get awesome power efficiency under Linux o

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Zettinator in r/linux

November 20, 2025 8:14 AM

33

Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite Series: Overview and benchmarks for the new top SoC for ARM notebooks

The GPU comparisons are meaningless. The 890M is in a 54W Vivobook S14 and the 140V is in a 32W XPS 13. They clearly made no attempt to equalize for power. How much is the Qualcomm Extreme reference platform using?

Maimakterion in r/hardware

November 19, 2025 8:37 PM

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