I liked the Dell XPS 13 an awful lot when I reviewed its initial Broadwell-based iteration last year. The keyboard and touchpad felt good, the high-resolution screen looked great, and the whole package was stylish, with its super-thin bezel and soft-touch interior. The only major flaw was the webcam placement driven by that thin bezel. Some other publications also felt that battery life wasn't what it should be, but in our testing it seemed decent even if it fell short of Dell's own estimates.
James Martin of GameGrin reviews the Dell XPS 13 9300, writing: "The XPS line of laptops is Dell’s premium line, encompassing the very best engineering and specifications that the company has to offer. The XPS 13 sits at the lowest end of the bunch, with the XPS 15 and 17 sitting higher up as, with what you have probably already guessed, much larger profiles. All of these models have now been refreshed for 2020, sporting Intel’s 10th generation Ice Lake processors, based on its troublesome 10nm manufacturing process."
When it comes to work, it's hard to find something as reliable and portable as this one. Check out Pokde's in-depth Dell XPS 13 2020 review and see it for yourself.
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