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At the high end, the XPS 13 Plus is costly at $2,399 for a Core i7-1280P, 32GB of RAM, a 2TB SSD, and either a 3.5K OLED display or a UHD+ IPS panel. Design Dell XPS 13 Plus Digital Trends ...

This notebook completely reinvents the Dell XPS 13 — our long-running best Windows laptop pick — with a strikingly minimalist design that’s sure to be a statement piece in your home office.

Dell’s flagship XPS 13, XPS 15 and XPS 17 all have some notable differences when it comes to price and features. Here’s how to find the right one for you.

Dell includes a USB adapter with the XPS 13, which is more than Apple can say about its MacBook Pros from 2016 onwards — the company makes you buy an adapter for a petty $19 if you want to use ...

The new Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 7390 finally steps out into the limelight with Intel’s newest 10th-generation, 10nm-based Core i7 CPU, Iris graphics, much faster memory, and a fabulous 4K panel.

The Dell XPS 13 with a 6-core 10th Gen Core i7 processor is now available. The Dell XPS 13 is the most powerful laptop in its class according to Dell. The 6-core Core i7 model starts at $1,350.

Our Verdict Dell’s New XPS 13 is slightly thinner, slightly lighter and a whole lot faster. With higher performance cooling, this Core i5 is easily as fast or faster than many Core i7 laptops.

Dell outfitted the XPS 13 7390 with fast wireless networking, too. Killer's AX1650 supports the nascent 802.11ax WiFi-6 specification with a 2x2 MIMO antenna array.

Dell rates the XPS 13's display panel for 100% sRGB coverage, and 90% of the wider DCI-P3 spec. On a high-end laptop like this, buyers should expect nothing less.

Well, Dell has already managed to one-up itself with a revamped 2-in-1 version of the XPS 13 that is thinner and can rotate into different orientations. Honestly, it even looks better.

The XPS 13 has always been easy to recommend -- that is, unless you needed a good video conferencing webcam. So, what happens when Dell fixes one of the only problems we had with the XPS 13? Well ...