I do ideally like the pen input, but really don't use it so frequently b/c of palm interference issues etc. Maybe a later iteration of the xps 13 2-in-1 will be powerful enough to work out the kinks. I think I'll go with your advice for to get the better computer for now, ev...
To that end, Dell has pulled out every shoelace to make the XPS 13 Plus as thin as it can possibly be. The touchpad is haptic and fully integrated into the palm rest. There are barely any ports. The keyboard has been flattened and the function row replaced with a row of touchable LED...
The keyboard and touchpad are sure to be two of the most controversial choices that Dell has made on the XPS 13 Plus. In a radical redesign, the regular XPS 13's island-style keyboard has been replaced with keys that have no gaps between them (instead increasing their size). The function...
Dell XPS 13 Plus: Pricing and availability Dell XPS 13 Plus: Specs Design: From the outside, it just looks like a Dell XPS 13 Display: One of the best displays on a laptop Keyboard and touchpad: A border-less touchpad, capacitive keys, and more Performance: It uses 28W CPUs ...
The 2.4 x 4.1-inch touchpad is a little small compared to the taller options on some other flagship notebooks, but it gets the job done. It has Windows precision drivers and I had no issues using gestures and navigating the OS. Audio ...
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XPS 13 touchpad I have no major issues with the XPS 13's trackpad, but I have seen others complain about it more than I would expect. That may come down to a combination of personal preference (people don't like the soft-touch paint feel) and production issues (the rattle). While I...
Dell XPS 13 (2024) review: Tandem OLED isn't just for Apple One of the last great 13-inch laptops The newest XPS laptops now all come with a haptic touchpad set beneath a seamless glass panel also covering the palmrest. The keycaps are essentially gapless, and instead of a regular row...
It’s figuring out what needs to be fixed and methodically addressing issues without breaking anything else along the way. Two years ago, it was the god-awful nosecam. Last year, it was the small touchpad and the 16:9 screen. Those were easy fixes and Dell corrected them. The result ...