Dell XPS 9310 (13.4-Inch, Late 2020)

Streamlined design ; Tiny bezels all around ; 16:10 display adds to productivity ; Keyboard and touchpad are larger and excellent ; Solid productivity performance

Connectivity is limited ; Battery life has been downgraded

Stunning design ; Gorgeous 16:10 display ; Did we mention how beautiful it is? ; Excellent battery life ; Decent amount of power

Sound quality is just OK ; Pricey

Gorgeous OLED display ; Excellent design and build quality ; Comfortable keyboard and touchpad

Limited ports: only two Thunderbolt 4 ports ; Premium price for the OLED display

The 4K display on the XPS 13 is impressive but with the addition of the OLED screen the bar has been raised.

Breathtaking 3.5K OLED display ; Unbeatably trim and compact ; Lively performance (apart from gaming) ; Attractive and solidly built ; Above-average audio

Lower-resolution IPS screen offers superior battery life ; Ports limited to two Thunderbolt 4 ; No LTE mobile broadband option

Dell's multiple-award-winning XPS 13 ultraportable approaches perfection with a high-resolution OLED touch screen. It's not cheap, but it's irresistible once you lay eyes on it.

Speedy graphics performance ; Long battery life ; Compact, lightweight, and attractive chassis ; Multiple color options

Only two USB ports ; Slightly uncomfortable keyboard

Sleek, powerful, and flexible, Dell's latest XPS 13 2-in-1, now packing "Tiger Lake" silicon, is our top pick among premium convertible laptops.

16:10 display ; Exceptional build quality ; All-day battery life ; Fast CPU with new integrated graphics

Shallow keyboard ; No USB-A ports ; Not-great webcam ; CPU heat is pushing it

Dell has updated its XPS 13 2-in-1 with Intel’s 11th Gen "Tiger Lake" processors. We tested a model containing a Core i7-1165G7, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, and a 1920 x 1200 touchscreen. It outperforms the standard XPS 13, but there are a few other...

Upgraded performance from Intel "Tiger Lake" CPU ; Sleek styling ; Vivid 16:10 screen ; Exceptionally compact chassis ; USB adapter included ; Long battery life

Limited port selection ; Expensive as configured

A trim-to-the-max chassis, a beautiful screen, and a cutting-edge Intel "Tiger Lake" processor help the latest Dell XPS 13 affirm its status as today's top high-end ultraportable.

Nice 16:10 display ; Compact chassis with premium build quality ; Best-in-class performance and integrated graphics ; Solid keyboard and touchpad

Limited port selection ; Not-great webcam with no privacy shutter ; Processor upgrades won’t be noticed by most owners ; Runs unusually hot under load

There’s a new XPS 13 in town, and only one thing has changed from the last XPS 13: the processor. We tested a midrange model that includes 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, a Core i7-1165G7, and Iris Xe integrated graphics. The system does better than...