Dell XPS 13 9350 13.3" UHD Laptop, i7 6560U 2.2GHz, 180GB SSD, 8GB Ram, Windows 10 Home

the infinity display looks great and the laptop is super small. Good spec for a portable computer.

Edit: the seller "amazing topdeals" came thru, apologized and offered me a credit for having to buy the docking station. While it was annoying in the moment, I am very pleased with the outcome. I ordered an XPS 9343 in the past. It's a great computer. I ordered another one, because my kids are now doing school online an wanted the same computer (no fighting) The problem is I received an XPS 13, which is a similiar computer, however, the xps 13 does not have any typical USB ports. It has USB-C miniports... so now I have to buy a $100 docking stating,so that all my typical USB accessories can be connected to it... you know.. a monitor (no hdmi port or mini dvi port) cant connect usb keyboard, usb wireless mouse, usb printer. So even though the computer specs are sim... and at a sim price point. You will have to buy a bunch of extra converters or buy new accessories. Very disapointed.

Do not by this computer through nex4less! This computer started to malfunction after less than 5 months - screen flickering on and off. But I cannot get Dell to service the machine because NEX4LESS already registered the computer to 'someone else in another country.' So we have no support. We may eventually get this straightened out, but i have been on hold or in a phone menu for hours and hours. It turns out you can buy it straight from Dell for the same price anyway. I loved this light and fast laptop for the 4 months before it became unusable. But this is not the first Dell laptop I have suffered with, and i should have learned from the experience! Postscript: Amazon is making this right, taking back the computers and issuing a refund. Thank you Amazon!

Its been a few days now and I have gotten a good feel for this laptop. If you've done the proper research and read various tech blog and review sites about this machine then you will know what it has to offer. I must say that after using it for the first week, I agree with virtually every article out there when I say, Wow! I am coming from a 13 inch Macbook Air that I absolutely love and constantly say is the best machine I have ever owned, hands down. I really wanted a worthy replacement in the ultrabook department. I did not want to wait for the long-rumored Retina Air, and I operate a Macbook Pro for work, so this fit in nicely. The screen is gorgeous. Nearly bezel-less is correct and it doesn't stand out as much as the aluminum in the Macbook Air. The carbon fiber used in the palm rests is stunning. Soft touch, not cold like aluminum and doesn't show grease marks like plastic. Top quality materials here. Battery life is good, even with the QHD Touch display, in the 6-8 hour range I'd say, depending on what you decide to do with it. The biggest drawback is of course Windows 8.1, and although knowing that going in, I am now more than eagerly awaiting Windows 10. Hopefully they will correct what is so terribly wrong with all things 8.1. Also, while the screen is beautiful, you have to change the power profile to High Performance or the frame rate lags on videos to pump out all those pixels. Scaling on some websites and even third party apps and GUIs doesn't look right. Either the text scales but the UI elements don't (so you have no idea what that button says) or its all so tiny you have to hold the machine in your face. It doesn't detract from the overall experience, but it is noticeable on some websites that don't really know how to scale properly. Seems like going private was a good decision, this is a great product.

Sleek, speedy and efficient. I had been drooling over purchasing this laptop for about 2 months before taking the plunge. I am very happy that I did finally make the purchase. I like the size, the weight and the overall appearance of the laptop. It came with a minimum of trial software that was easy to dismiss. I recently did a clean install of Windows 10 and I can fully appreciate the laptop even more! The only problem I have had was some difficulty connecting to my new combo modem/router using the 5Ghz band. The router was using a default bandwidth of 80Mhz on that band and was overwhelming the sensitive WiFi of the laptop. Lowering the bandwidth to 40Mhz in the router software produced a stable and fast 5Ghz with a connection speed of 400mbps or almost 3x faster than the 2.4Ghz band. Pros and Cons: Dell has done a great job in mitigating the differences in the variety of features that are available with the XPS 13. Case in point, opening the case, the case seems difficult to open from the front. However, if you place one hand on the back edge of the laptop and with your other, lift the top up with your thumb, it opens easily and without getting fingerprints on the glass inside. Next, the touchscreen, it is highly reflective and may seem like an issue at first, but, you get used to it and it becomes less of a nuisance in short time. I got the touchscreen model because it afforded a better resolution that I like. I don't get 15 hours of battery charge because this unit had the i7 processor and higher screen resolution. The resulting battery life is fine.