Dell’s flagship XPS 13, XPS 15 and XPS 17 all have some notable differences when it comes to price and features. Here’s how to find the right one for you.

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Dell’s latest XPS 15 is going up against laptops like Apple’s MacBook Pro Retina, with enough power to play some games, edit video, or use graphically intensive apps on the go.

The 2023 Dell XPS 17 9730 and XPS 15 9530 have been holding strong as premiere Windows laptops, which continues into 2023.

There’s nothing like a trial by fire. So on my latest trip, I left my regular work laptop at home and grabbed the recently refreshed Dell XPS 15. With my destination more than 7,000 miles away ...

The new Dell XPS 15 looks just like the gorgeous XPS 13. And that’s a good place to start. With the redesigned XPS 15, Dell has maintained the design language of its smaller 13.3-inch sibling ...

If you thought that Dell's XPS 15 was the perfect prosumer laptop, you'd be wrong, because the company made it even better with a bigger screen, smaller bezels, a bigger trackpad, and more.

With its brilliant 4K screen and updated components, Dell's latest XPS 15 Touch (9560) is a powerful laptop for visual artists, graphics designers, and video enthusiasts.

When the new XPS 15 review arrived at my home, I thought there was a mistake. The box just didn’t seem big enough to hold a 15-inch laptop, or at least ...

Not everyone needs the power that a laptop like the Dell XPS 15 provides. It comes with a large 15-inch screen, discrete GPU, and six-core processor -- all in a sleek, thin laptop. If you need a ...

Dell's XPS 15 is the premium 15-inch notebook we've been waiting for. It's faster, has a bigger screen and finally has a refreshed design.

The all-new XPS 15 channels the spirit of the XPS 12 and 13 with its carbon-fiber construction and light weight. Has Dell finally developed a MacBook-killer?