Review on Notebook DELL XPS 13 9365 2-in-1 (3200x1800, Intel Core i7 1.5 GHz, RAM 16 GB, SSD 512 GB, Win10 Home) by Adam Kardasz ᠌

The laptop is unique in its thinness, ergonomics, style, and "wow" factor when everted (women's jaws drop), despite a few minor drawbacks. What a plush laptop. The decision to upgrade from my prior xps was one I do not regret. Hired Experts: The laptop is both fashionable and respectable. It's nice to feel fantastic after your regular xps 13. I tried looking for it with a resolution of 1900, but was unsuccessful. Instead, I had to settle for 3200, which is a bit higher than I would have liked. Both the eversion and the stylus ended up being rarely used features (although before purchasing I thought that this was the only way I would use it in "bed mode" at home). The fingerprint reader was a huge selling point for me. Whoa, that's handy! Negatives are listed below: When the lid is opened to a large angle, the device topples over because it is too heavy, and the keyboard is elevated by about 1 cm. You'll need to bring an adapter because there are just mini-usb ports. A high resolution display is not particularly beneficial. Previously discussed. Unlike other power buttons, this one is hidden on the side and activated by a light touch rather than a solid click. (I grew used to turning on the keyboard's lighting to see if it was on or off.) Screen for marking. The temperature rises most obviously when using multiple tabs in Google Chrome. The top variant has a battery life of seven to eight real hours. The bottom-mounted camera(s) are a major drawback. If you want a better Skype picture, you can always flip it over and turn it inside out, but.