Looking for a 2 in 1 for my wife to use in high school teaching, but then also something I can use for photo editing while on holidays.
This seems like a powerful machine with a good display for photo editing.
Yeah with you entirely on this. 1080p at 13" is perfect. I prefer the reduced impact on battery life, and honestly can't "see" the pixels too much at this point.
I went with the cheaper "Platinum" version for this reason, but drops a few nifty features over the black.
The overall performance and feel is amazing on this laptop too. Surprisingly cool too, even when gaming. I'm having massive issues with software/quality however. About to get my third one sent out from Dell. Their customer support is great however, even if they don't believe in compensation for effort haha.
silver not on sale ? 40%
This is good with the Evo series and the Black version has the Pen holder built in as well
For a laptop to receive the Evo badge, it must have an 11th Gen Intel Core i5 or Core i7 CPU with Intel Xe integrated graphics. Also the laptop must hit these KEI targets (from Intel) as a minimum:
• Consistent responsiveness on battery.
• Wake from sleep in less than 1 second.
• 9 or more hours of real-world battery life on laptops with a Full HD display.
• 4 or more hours of battery life in a 30-minute charge on laptops with Full HD display.
Laptops with the Evo brand must have Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, Thunderbolt 4 ports, and USB-C charging, which is a welcome change that should cut down on the various barrel and plug charging adapters. There are a number of other highlights laid out by Intel, including a minimum of 8GB dual-channel RAM, 256GB PCIe NVMe SSD, biometric login abilities (IR camera, fingerprint reader, Bluetooth proximity sensor), and optional Gigabit LTE connectivity.
Devices need to be within the range from 12 to 15 inches, they'll have at least an FHD touch display, and fans will be excluded or sized less than 15mm. Narrow bezels are a must, as is a thin, light chassis. A front-facing 720p camera (at minimum) and high-quality speakers and tuning are also listed by Intel.
Altogether there are a lot of features and specifications to keep track of, and that's no doubt why Intel is putting them all under one Evo badge. When you're shopping for the best Ultrabook and value what Intel encompasses here, it's far easier to look for Evo than to delve into spec sheets
The question I'm wondering is whether LOVEKEANU discount up front is better, or hopefully save another $40 with CashRewards? Has anyone tried and found that Dell codes stack with cash back?
this seems like a really good spec for the price… i'm looking for a replacement for my 13" XPS, not because its slow but because I need more RAM and they can't be upgraded…
any reason NOT to get this? lol
I'm only hesitating because there's also shiny new XPS13s on sale at the moment as well, even though they're pricier.
I've seen reviews suggest that the keyboards on the XPS 2in1s aren't that great. I'm still trying to work out pros and cons of the OP's model.
Decision for me is an Inspiron 2-in-1 or regular laptop format XPS?
yeah thats it, I quite like my XPS, but the cheapest one that fits my needs is $400 more than this 2in1!
I jumped on the i5 version of this last night. I don't need the performance of the i7. The only slight issue was the 8Gb soldered.
Pretty damn good value methinks.
any first-hand review about the laptop?
Damn I can barely see my 1080p 13" screen, I'd need a magnifying glass for 4K!
(yes, I know about scaling, it's a joke)