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Reviews of Dell XPS 13 9310 - Intel Gen 11

Testseek.com have collected 143 expert reviews of the Dell XPS 13 9310 - Intel Gen 11 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Dell XPS 13 9310 - Intel Gen 11.
Award: Good Buy November 2020
November 2020
 
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143 Reviews
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The editors liked

  • Premium build quality and materials
  • Covers 96% of sRGB colors (Sharp VVK8Y-LQ134N1)
  • Very high color accuracy when Gaming and Web design profile is installed (Sharp VVK8Y-LQ134N1)
  • 12 hours of battery
  • Comfortable keyboard
  • Fingerprint reader and optiona
  • Covers 94% of sRGB colors (Sharp GRNPP-LQ134N1)
  • Very high color accuracy when Gaming and Web design profile is installed (Sharp GRNPP-LQ134N1)
  • Fingerprint reader and optional IR face recognition
  • Premium build quality and design
  • Gorgeous 16
  • 10 4K display
  • Fast storage
  • Great keyboard and trackpad
  • USB-C charging with Thunderbolt 4 support
  • Strong performance
  • Bright screen
  • Clear audio
  • Super slim design
  • Breathtaking 4K OLED panel
  • Decent performance
  • Easy to carry around
  • Beautiful look
  • Bright
  • Tall screen
  • Solid typing experience
  • Decent battery life
  • Good single-threaded performance
  • 16
  • 10 aspect ratio screen with no bezels
  • Elegant
  • Lightweight design
  • Vibrant 4K display
  • Good performance
  • Breathtaking 3.5K OLED display
  • Striking
  • Ultra-thin design
  • Portable yet sturdy chassis
  • Fast performance
  • IR camera and fingerprint sensor
  • 3.5K OLED display delivers vibrant colors and deep blacks
  • Slim
  • Attractive chassis with beautifully thin bezels
  • Comfy keyboard
  • Attractive
  • Premium chassis
  • Great performance
  • Good battery life
  • Springy
  • Very portable thanks to compact design
  • Metal chassis feels very well built
  • Battery lasts a little over 10 hours of light productivity
  • Sharp and bright display
  • Keyboard feels great to type on
  • Nice 16
  • 10 display
  • Compact chassis with premium build quality
  • Best-in-class performance and integrated graphics
  • Solid keyboard and touchpad
  • Exceptional build quality
  • All-day battery life
  • Fast CPU with new integrated graphics
  • Stunning
  • Sturdy design
  • Snappy performance
  • Gorgeous OLED display
  • Solid build
  • 11th-generation Intel Core processors
  • 4K screen option
  • Thunderbolt 4
  • Highly configurable
  • 11th generation Core i7 processor
  • High-resolution (4K+/UHD+) IPS touchscreen
  • Good CPU and GPU performance
  • Excellent keyboard
  • Slim but solid build
  • Much-improved gen-to-gen graphics performance
  • Sharp glossy touchscreen with high contrast
  • High performance-per-watt
  • Dual Thunderbolt 4 ports
  • Long battery life
  • High quality 1200p display even on the base configuration
  • High performance-per-watt especially in terms of graphics
  • Quiet during low to low-medium loads
  • Respectable audio quality for the size
  • Upgradeable M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 SSD
  • IR camera and fin
  • Essentially infinite contrast ratio
  • Same retail price as 4K IPS
  • Full DCI-P3 coverage
  • Almost no ghosting

The editors didn't like

  • Limited I/O
  • Uses PWM below 140 nits (our Health-Guard profile fixes the issue) (Sharp VVK8Y-LQ134N1)
  • Memory is soldered to the motherboard
  • Insufficient cooling system
  • Uses PWM below 140 nits (our Health-Guard profile fixes the issue) (Sharp GRNPP-LQ134N1)
  • Memory and storage are soldered to the motherboard
  • Gets really warm on the outside
  • Extremely short key travel
  • Disappointing thermal performance
  • No USB-A port
  • Below average battery life on 4K display model
  • Soldered RAM
  • 7
  • 12
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  • Low keyboard travel
  • Few ports
  • Not upgradeable
  • Expensive
  • Not meant for heavy graphics work
  • Not enough ports
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  • Poor port selection
  • Sluggish SSD compared to rivals
  • A little pricey
  • SSD cannot be upgraded
  • No legacy ports
  • Below-average battery life
  • Battery life takes a hit with OLED
  • Limited port selection
  • No webcam shutter
  • Weak graphics
  • Grainy 720p webcam
  • Paucity of ports
  • Battery life could be better
  • CPU and integrated GPU aren't powerful enough for demanding workloads
  • No USB-A or HDMI port
  • Not-great webcam with no privacy shutter
  • Processor upgrades won't be noticed by most owners
  • Runs unusually hot under load
  • Shallow keyboard
  • No USB-A ports
  • Not-great webcam
  • CPU heat is pushing it
  • No camera
  • Mic privacy features
  • Middling webcam
  • Optional OLED display shortens battery life
  • Keyboard action won't suit everyone
  • Only two (Thunderbolt 4) ports
  • No integrated USB-A or HDMI ports
  • No PCIe4 NVMe SSD support
  • Underperforming processor
  • Noticeably display ghosting
  • No webcam privacy shutter
  • Dell dynamic tuning causes frame rates to fluctuate when gaming
  • Display could have been better calibrated out of the box
  • RAM and WLAN are soldered and not upgradeable
  • High Turbo Boost clock rates are unsustainable
  • Display response times could be bette
  • Bright or white colors drain battery life much faster
  • 3.5K native resolution instead of full 4K
  • Pulse-width modulation present
  • Dimmer than the 4K IPS option

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  Published: 2021-11-19, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  Charles Lindbergh knew a thing or two about traveling light. When preparing The Spirit of St. Louis for his transatlantic flight in 1927, the pilot jettisoned everything-from his parachute and radio to the traditional leather seat. (He used a wicker chair...

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  Published: 2021-11-17, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  In terms of sock-it-to-my-eyeballs innovation, few core technologies can match the history and consistency of new screen tech to wow us. From CRT to LCD, from VGA resolution to 4K (and soon enough on to 8K ), a procession of steadily more stunning TV and...

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  Published: 2021-11-11, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  A laptop won't revolutionize the minutiae of your life the way a smartphone can. You can't easily whip one out to kill time in the elevator, capture a breathtaking sunset, or pay for a cup of coffee. But in the years since smartphones took on all these jo...

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  Published: 2021-11-10, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  For years, when you needed a real portable computer, the only way to get it was to turn to a laptop. Then, as mobile processors became more powerful and operating systems more flexible, you had a choice: You could either stay with the traditional clamshe...

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  Published: 2021-11-08, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  The evolution of laptops has always been driven by the push for thinner, lighter, and more power-efficient designs, and whatever the year, these demands coalesce into the perfect expressions of leading-edge laptop design: ultraportables. What exactly defi...

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  Published: 2021-11-08, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  Ever since smartphones ate the world whole, tapping and touching screens has become an expectation in new gear you buy. But tap the screen on any given laptop in your local electronics superstore, and it's a roll of the dice whether you'll get a response...

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  Published: 2021-11-03, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  If you're shopping for a laptop, you have torrent of options to choose among, be it a thin mobile companion or a hefty, rugged notebook, with a vast range of options in between. Where even to start? Sometimes the easiest thing to do is to narrow down your...

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  Published: 2021-10-20, Author: Anirudh , review by: firstpost.com

  • I had higher expectations from a flagship UltrabookDropping the fiction, the fact of the matter is the M1 MacBook Air exists, and it's cheaper and better than Dell's best.Configured with 16 GB RAM and 1 TB of storage, the M1 Air is Rs 1.6 lakh to the XP...

 
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  Published: 2021-10-20, Author: Anirudh , review by: firstpost.com

  • I had higher expectations from a flagship UltrabookDropping the fiction, the fact of the matter is the M1 MacBook Air exists, and it's cheaper and better than Dell's best.Configured with 16 GB RAM and 1 TB of storage, the M1 Air is Rs 1.6 lakh to the XP...

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  Published: 2021-06-18, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  In terms of sock-it-to-my-eyeballs innovation, few core technologies can match the history and consistency of new screen tech to wow us. From CRT to LCD, from VGA resolution to 4K (and soon enough on to 8K ), a procession of steadily more stunning TV and...

 
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