Review on 13.3" Notebook DELL XPS 13 9365 2-in-1 (1920x1080, Intel Core i7 1.3 GHz, RAM 16 GB, SSD 256 GB, Win10 Home) by Makoto Ikeda ᠌
I do not cease to rejoice at the purchase, a very good deal!
The world's most compact 13.3" case, glossy (who needs a matte film) full hd screen, giving a few extra hours of battery life unlike 4k, tablet mode with the possibility of vertical positioning, charging from any AC adapter (only when turned off or hybrid state), ultra-fast power banking, 512 hard and 16 RAM make this device perhaps the best working laptop today! There is no opinion about the video card, because I don’t play games, but there are external ones, they will go with a bang on type-c.
- Autonomy - more than 10 hours of continuous work in the browser and Word, compactness - less than an A4 sheet, noiselessness - 0 dB, beauty - incomparable, display - bright glossy and cold with adjustable heat, usb type-c 3.1 - universal protocol, charging and everything in one nest (magic!)
- No 4g, but a common bluetooth modem from a smartphone solves this problem easily and not energy-consuming
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