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After killing off the beloved XPS brand just one year ago, Dell announced at CES 2026 in Las Vegas that XPS is officially back — and the new machines are completely redesigned from scratch. During a ...

The revived XPS 14 and XPS 16 land with noticeable design and usability changes. Most importantly, Dell has ditched the controversial capacitive touch function row in favor of a proper physical ...

Forward-looking: Almost exactly a year after retiring the XPS brand, Dell is reportedly set to revive it with the launch of new XPS-branded laptops at CES 2026. Dell has yet to officially confirm the ...

So, you’re in the market for a fancy new 13-inch laptop and keep hearing about the Dell XPS 13 and the HP Spectre x360. Both are pretty popular choices, and for good reason. They look good, they’re ...

The last Dell XPS 13 offers fantastic performance and battery life. The screen in our configuration was a letdown, but a vibrant OLED option is available. Why you can trust Live Science Our expert ...

The Dell XPS 13 has always been a leading ultralight laptop, but now you have a choice of three XPS 13 variants: the 9345 with a Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU, the 9340 with an Intel Core Ultra Series 1 ...

The Dell XPS 13 has long been a go-to option for premium laptop buyers — and Dell is giving customers more options than ever. Along with offering a Snapdragon X Elite version of the XPS 13, Dell is, ...

Page 1: Dell's XPS 13 (9350), Powered By Intel Lunar Lake, Delivers Where It Counts Page 2: Dell XPS 13 With Intel Lunar Lake: CPU, System, Gaming And Graphics Benchmarks Beyond just raw performance, ...

Page 1: Dell's XPS 13 (9350), Powered By Intel Lunar Lake, Delivers Where It Counts Page 3: Dell XPS 13 (9350) Review: Thermals, Acoustics, Battery Life, And Our Verdict Let's get to some benchmarks.

It’s been a little less than two years since Dell showed off its redesigned and very controversial XPS 13. It hasn’t yet quit the fascination with an invisible touchpad, a super-flat, spaceless ...