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Even without this RAM crisis looming over our heads, prices for premium-grade laptops were already extreme, numbering in the thousands. Yet very few of them have justifiably earned their advanced-tech-per-cost ratio, like the Dell XPS 13 laptop, which has earned near-perfect reviews from our sister sites at TechRadar, Tom's Guide, and LaptopMag for its exceptional performance and quality. The configuration of the Dell XPS 13 we're spotlighting comes equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 7 Series 2 CPU (Lunar Lake), 16GB RAM, a 1TB SSD, and Copilot+ PC certification. With these specs, this laptop w

With a razor-thin 12.7mm profile and weighing roughly 1kg, the XPS 13 is the slimmest and lightest laptop in Dell's XPS line-up. It slips easily into a briefcase or backpack and takes up little room on a tray table, making it a natural fit for people who rarely spend the entire day at a single desk. The XPS 13 also eliminates the need to be constantly tethered to a plug. The machine supports up to 17 hours of streaming on a single charge[1], enough to cover a full day of meetings, lectures or international travel without needing to reach for a charger.

Powered by the Snapdragon X Elite, with 32GB RAM and 1TB storage, the Dell XPS 13 is an excellent flagship Windows 11 laptop. It has a 13.4-inch OLED display which looks absolutely amazing, and it's paired with Dell's best-in-class haptic trackpad and zero lattice keyboard design which makes the device look very futuristic. It's a device made out of premium materials that feel great in the hand, including a CNC-machined aluminum chassis. It's one of Dell's thinnest and lightest laptops, coming in at just 2.2lbs and 0.60 inches. It features all day battery life too thanks to efficient Arm SoC t

Our Alexander Cope highlighted the best XPS discounts available through Dell right now, but the savings on the XPS 13 stood out. Getting any PC with 32GB of RAM for under $1,000 is rare these days, let alone an excellent laptop. The XPS 13 easily delivers all-day battery life. It managed over 19.5 hours in a battery test done for our XPS 13 review. Of course, your results will vary depending on your workload. That test ran Microsoft Office on a loop. But even in real-world usage, our Zac Bowden took about 10 hours of constant heavy use to drain the XPS 13 from 100% to 15%. This XPS 13 has the