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1. #XPS 15 MULTITOUCH 1080P#
2. #XPS 15 MULTITOUCH PRO#
3. #XPS 15 MULTITOUCH PC#
4. #XPS 15 MULTITOUCH WINDOWS#

And while this isn't a machine you'd really get to play games, the GTX 1650 Ti is more than enough to play most modern titles like Overwatch in 1080p. Needless to say, it didn't have any trouble with my usual workflow, which involves juggling dozens of browser tabs, Slack, Evernote, Spotify and Audacity recordings.

#XPS 15 MULTITOUCH 1080P#

The XPS 15 converted a one-minute 4K video clip into 1080p in 43 seconds with its CPU and 33 seconds with the NVIDIA GPU, which is on par with the powerful NUC 9 Extreme. The true test for a machine like this is real-world work, and it didn't have any trouble there either. Microsoft Surface Book 3 (Core i7-1065G7, NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti Max-Q) And it kept up with the ASUS Zephyrus G14 and the Intel NUC 9 Extreme, some of the fastest PCs we've seen this year.ĭell XPS 15 (2020, Core i7-10875H, NVIDA GTX 1650 Ti) It easily trounced the Surface Book 3 in the PCMark 10 benchmark, especially when it came to multi-core testing (though the Surface’s faster GPU gave it a leg up in 3DMark). You can configure it all the way up to the super-speedy Core i9 with 64GB of RAM. Our review unit featured Intel's eight-core i7-10875H CPU, NVIDIA's GTX 1650 Ti, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD. I'd wager you won't feel so bad about losing ports when you see just how fast the XPS 15 is. While it would have been nice to get at least one more USB-C slot, or a flexible USB A port like we've seen on the HP Spectre x360, at least Dell kept the full-sized SD card reader.

#XPS 15 MULTITOUCH PRO#

You'll have to go the USB-C hub route like the MacBook Pro and many other premium notebooks. There's no more HDMI, Ethernet, or USB Type A (though Dell includes a USB C to A cable in the box). Now you'll get three USB-C ports, two of which support Thunderbolt 3, while the last is just a slower USB 3.1 connection. Unfortunately, you'll lose out on port flexibility due to the XPS 15's thinner case. Our review unit had the larger battery, and we clocked 10 hours and 10 minutes of battery life during our benchmark. Sure that's a bit unfortunate, but it's necessary to have a decent running time with dedicated graphics. That's what you'll get with the non-touch screen and 56 WHr battery - it bumps up to 4.5 pounds with a touchscreen and the larger battery. It's a far better machine for working on the go too, with an 18 millimeter thin case and a starting weight of four pounds. It has the same sleek aluminum case as the XPS 13, as well as sturdy carbon fiber along the wrist rest and keyboard area. That sense of progress echoes throughout the XPS.

#XPS 15 MULTITOUCH PC#

It's easy to feel spoiled with the plethora of great PC touchpads these days, but using this one is a reminder of how far we've come. The trackpad is also 62 percent bigger, and it worked just as well handling precise photo edits as it did with multi-touch gestures. The key caps are nearly 10 percent larger than before, and they spread out more widely, which makes it feel like you're typing on a full-sized desktop keyboard. The 4K+ display is perfect for streaming movies, but it's also well equipped for video editors who may need to craft content for 4K HDR TVs.Īnd even if you're just writing most of the time, you'll appreciate the XPS 15's improved keyboard. Colors leap off the screen, bright elements shine even more, and darker scenes get added depth. Dell has been delivering some tremendous displays for years, but the inclusion of HDR and Dolby Vision support gives its screens a leg up over most laptops. That's also what our review unit came with, and it looks spectacular. Both displays support HDR and Dolby Vision, but the 4K+ model gets you better color accuracy with support for 100 percent of the Adobe RGB gamut and 94 percent of the DCI-P3 standard. The XPS 15's screen comes in 1080p+ and 4K+ variants (the "plus" just means they've got a few more pixels to deal with that larger aspect ratio). These days, I have a hard time using 16x9 laptop screens for anything more than Netflix binges - they're just too cramped to be genuinely productive. Larger aspect ratios, like the 3x2 screens that Microsoft's Surface notebooks feature, are simply better for getting work done.

#XPS 15 MULTITOUCH WINDOWS#

That gives the XPS 15 a bit more breathing room for juggling multiple windows and scrolling through large documents. The laptop's 15.6-inch screen is 5 percent larger than before and has a taller 16x10 aspect ratio.