Dell has stuffed a large 86 watt-hour battery into this model, but the 4K+ XPS 15 still only lasts for around 6 hours on a light workload. Don’t expect to spend all day away from an outlet.

Note that the 2020 XPS 15 9500 uses a 10th Gen Core i7 as opposed to the Core i9 on previous 2019 XPS 15 7590, which in some cases posts better benchmarks. (See these performance charts at PC Mag.) ...

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.

The Dell XPS 15 9500 starts at US$999 and can go way up from there. I think there is a lot of value in Dell’s XPS line of laptops, and this is one you should consider.

Dell's intent was to deliver a revamped laptop with a design language that is simultaneously "fresh and familiar." That is no easy task, and while the XPS 15 9500 certainly offers a lot of ...

If Dell had released the redesigned XPS 15 before the 16-inch MacBook Pro came out in November of 2019, Dell would have been the clear winner over the previous 15.4-inch MBP.

Dell 2020 XPS 15 9500 Intel Core i7-10750H 1920x1200 15.6-Inch Laptop w/ Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 Ti, 8GB DDR4 RAM and 256GB M.2 NVMe SSD ($1,439.99) ...

Dell said the new XPS 15 9500 will be available for order starting Wednesday, with prices starting at $1,300. We’d guess that’s for a base version with FHD+ display and integrated graphics only.

The new XPS 15 (9500) from Dell could very well be the laptop of the year. We just got our hands on it for the first time, so here are some photos and quick thoughts about why this ...

Dell's XPS 15 just got its first major refresh since 2015. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. XPS 15 9500(Image credit: Dell) ...

The Dell XPS 15 9500 will feature similar improvements, but with lesser maximum specifications. The XPS 15 will feature up to an NVIDIA GeForce 1650 Ti 6GB GPU and 2 TB of maximum storage.

Don't buy into that philosophy. Dell certainly did not—the new XPS 15 9500 builds on what is arguably the best 15-inch productivity laptop on the market and kicks things up a notch.