Dell is going through a rebirth when it comes to its computing lineup. The company announced a total rebrand of its laptop ...

With Dell releasing a new and improved iteration of its powerful Dell XPS 13 as well as Apple fighting for the laptop crown ...

starting with the Dell XPS 13 Plus and now extending to the entire portfolio. Although Dell has now moved on, there's still plenty of appeal in the Dell XPS 13 9345 (2024), the last machine before ...

dating back to the 2023 Dell XPS 13 Plus. These are mainly related to usability and accessibility; while the design looks incredible, the edgeless touchpad and lack of physical Fn keys hurt the ...

2024’s Dell XPS lineup shares the same contentious design language as the XPS 13 Plus. That means no physical function row, tightly spaced keys and an invisible touchpad. Though I’m not ...

There’s also an intriguing twist: Dell will ship the XPS 13 using the X1 Elite X1E-80-100 to American customers, but has reserved a model with the X Plus (the X1P-64-100) for China only.

Dell surprised us at CES by bringing the modern (and somewhat controversial) design of 2022's XPS 13 Plus to its entire flagship lineup, which now includes the larger XPS 14 and 16 models.

Details about Dell’s three new XPS laptops Dell’s new models of XPS laptops are successors to last year’s XPS 13 Plus. The XPS 13 Plus has been renamed XPS 13, and larger XPS 14 and 16 ...

Dell took a big swing last year when it introduced the radically designed XPS 13 Plus with its curious touchpad, keyboard and Function row. Dell is now out with the second version that keeps the ...

However, a controversial redesign in 2022 and the arrival of a separate 'Plus' model from Dell has challenged its dominance in the compact laptop space. The Dell XPS 13 Plus is essentially a more ...

The Dell XPS 13 Plus (2023) starts at starts at ₹1,99,990 and comes in just one colour scheme.(Imaging by Narender Pal Singh) There’s no doubting the fact that Dell makes some of the best ...

The Dell XPS 13 Plus (2023) looks and feels just as premium as its predecessor, but it still has the same weaknesses — and in some cases, it actually performed worse in our tests.