💻 Dell XPS 13 9310 Touchscreen 13.4" FHD Thin and Light Laptop - Core i7-1185G7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 2Yr OnSite, 6 months Dell Migrate, Win 10 Pro - Silver Review

This Dell XPS 13 9310 is a good small laptop. perfect size Good touch screen. Beautiful colors. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because the fan is pretty loud. This makes me nervous, the processor is working too hard or is in danger of overheating. Otherwise this is a very good notebook.

so far my daughter loves this laptop. It's very fast. Good computing power. Very clean display and it's very thin which makes it very portable.

The quality of the webcam is worse than the one I used 20 years ago. 0.92 megapixels. You shouldn't use the word "megapixel". The ad is great. CPU and RAM specs are okay. But how many people these days don't need video conferencing?

This PC has a comfortable keyboard and a responsive trackpad that makes typing a pleasure. Battery life is decent, got about 7 hours of YouTube browsing and web browsing. . The overall picture is high quality. I think this is one of the best laptops you can buy in this class (Ultrabook 13).

Finally sent back. Works very hot, good luck trying to use it on your tummy while lying in bed like me! Not as fast as expected, even with 11th Gen Intel and 16GB of RAM, especially considering the price.

I did a lot of research before deciding to buy this laptop. In fact, the laptop had minor factory issues like fan noise or a flickering screen, but these were fixed by removing the killer drives and upgrading the HD graphics drive. Since then, the laptop has been very quiet on optimized performance settings. I am blown away by the start up time and despite having 9 tabs of programming software open on the web on another monitor alongside working on 3 excel workbooks, this beast runs lightning…

As someone who uses a 13-inch MacBook Pro as a personal computer, I wanted something comparable for my work configuration, which requires using Windows to run proprietary applications. The Dell XPS was the closest Windows PC I could find to a MacBook Pro in terms of both performance and form factor. The Dell takes up less floor space than my MacBook Pro, which is already quite small. The thinner bezel of the XPS makes the screen appear even larger than it actually is and also makes the laptop a

Yes this is a wonderful laptop and the display is amazing. But what Dell and OLED TV sellers won't tell you about are the unspoken pitfalls of OLED technology. Yes, they deliver the sharpest and most stunning images of any screen technology. What you're not warned about is that after around 10,000 hours of use, OLED technology causes permanent burn-in, especially if an image, particularly red or green, remains static on the screen the whole time. Because most laptop users leave their laptops on