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There's also a Noble lock slot and a battery gauge, which shows the charge level on a series of five white lights. On the left side of the XPS 13 9370, you'll find two Thunderbolt 3 ports, which can charge the laptop or connect to high-speed peripherals. Ports Unfortunately, when slimming the XPS 13 down to 0.46 inches, Dell had to ditch the standard, USB Type-A ports and full-size SD card reader that appeared on all the previous generations. The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon tips the scales at 2.49 pounds, but is 0.6 inches.
HP's Spectre 13 is even svelter, weighing 2.4 pounds and measuring 0.41 inches thick. The last generation weighs 0.13 pounds more and is 0.14 inches thicker. The weighs just 2.65 pounds and is a mere 0.46 inches thick at its thickest point (0.3 inches at its thinnest). No matter which color you choose, the XPS 13 is a little bit slimmer and lighter than its predecessor. The deck's weave-like texture adds an air of sophistication and felt good against our wrists, though not quite as comfy as the soft-touch carbon-fiber deck on older XPS 13s and on the silver model. The lid and bottom are made from gold-colored aluminum, while the white sides and deck are fashioned from woven crystalline silica fiber. Though it costs a little bit more ($50 extra on the base model), you'll definitely want to get the white color, because it's just plain stunning. Dell also sells the 9370 in the XPS 13's traditional silver-and-black aesthetic. However, the stands out with its new, optional gold-and-white color scheme, along with a slightly slimmer and lighter profile. Design If you put the last few generations of the XPS 13 in a lineup, you would not be able to tell them apart, unless you looked at the CPU sticker on the deck. But if you want the best combination of design, portability and power, the is the ultraporable to beat.
As a result, some users will prefer the older, XPS 13 9360, which is still for sale and is powered by the same Intel 8th Gen Core CPUs. However, to make its laptop thinner, Dell switched to a smaller battery and got rid of USB Type-A ports. In other improvements, the ($849 to start, $1,249 / $2,499 as tested) also offers an optional 4K display, a better webcam, support for eGPUs and a cooling system that promises stronger sustained performance. Now, after multiple generations of sticking with the same chassis, Dell's premium flagship has a new design with slimmer dimensions and a beautiful white-and-gold color scheme.
8: Check out our review of the 2019 Dell XPS 13, which ditches that awkward 'nosecam.'article continued below Dell's XPS 13 has remained our favorite consumer laptop for the past few years, thanks to its beautiful nearly borderless display, light weight and sleek aesthetic. By Avram Piltch | JanuMORE $1224.99 from Dell Home Editors' rating: The Pros Attractive design Vibrant screen Strong performance Good battery life overall Runs cool The Cons No USB Type-A Ports Improved webcam still looks up your nose Verdict The Dell offers strong performance, long battery life and a stunning screen in a chassis that's slimmer and more attractive than ever.
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