It was a loaded dell XPS 15. I definitely would have chosen something different if I had more options. It’s been a few years with a new TurboTax account, so I’ve gotten over not having my tax history. All in all though, I wouldn’t do it again.

It’s old. It’s a dell XPS 15, so it wasn’t the best laptop to begin with.

Dell repaired my laptop and when I got it back 5 days later I got a scam call with my service number saying to download "drivers", I asked why they didn't install them when I sent it in, they claimed it was because they didn't have the updates or some crap. I never send drives when doing RMA. Someon

strange...it was the exact same for me but opposite...debian smoother than ubuntu and some other distros. maybe bc of my machine. dell xps 15 7590. i don't know why and if it'd be the same if i would test it again but in my early stages where i compared distros i stuck to debian bc of that. that was

I was wondering the same, My Dell XPS 9570 works brilliantly on linux? Even the fingerprint sensor and all work flawlessly, thats the niche things I expected I'd have issues with

I’ve had 2 Dell XPS 15’s and I’m never getting a Dell after this one comes to the end. Most problems I’ve ever had with computer. Theres some wacky thermal throttling thing going that I eventually got fixed by disabling one core from bioss.

I just traded my 2020 Dell XPS 9500 for a 2020 M1 MacBook Pro last year and it's probably the best laptop I've ever owned. I'll probably get another 5 years out of this thing before I can be bothered to upgrade again.

you can check out this list-i bookmarked it for myself, kinda helps narrow things down when you’re drowning in options. for what you want though, you’re basically looking at the higher-end creator laptops or the gaming/creator hybrids. check out stuff like: lenovo thinkpad e16 / slim series: good fo

i’d look at a high-end business laptop. they’re not flashy but they’re built to take abuse, have great keyboards, and you can actually get parts/battery replacements years later. think something like a Lenovo thinkpad X1 Carbon or a Dell Xps 15/Plus if you want more power for engineering/creative st

I also have a 2017 laptop that is chugging along, a top configured Dell XPS 15 9560. The by far biggest issue is that it has an Nvidia GPU. It feels like support for Pascal has dropped of a cliff and with closed source drivers it's a big pain. Never getting an Nvidia GPU laptop again until they open