Which change would make the BIGGEST difference for you, and which would you buy? I would get THIS one on Amazon➡ geni.us/BuT4Izz Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 (Amazon) ➡ geni.us/XDRLOIz New Dell XPS 2020 (Amazon) ➡ geni.us/BuT4Izz Max Tech Wallpapers ➡ bit.ly/2WNc6Qw
You definitely have to pay attention to the details of each device to differentiate as you watch. He does generally keep the XPS13 2020 on the (his) left though.
One use case for a 2-in-1 often not mentioned in reviews is using it to drive another monitor and flipping the 2-in-1 so that its screen is closer to your face, making it more readable. This is my standard set-up at my office.
Finally, someone talking about this~... I went to the Dell Official Outlet and the staff is not able to explain besides 1 being convertible and the other is not.
Can we just appreciate that he talks about THERMAL??? i dont know whats up with a lot of tech review these days, but almost none talk about thermal, which is pretty important when it comes to user friendliness.. Thanks :)
@@muny_man It depends on what you're studying. For example if you want to study physics, you'll probably have to take notes on pdf diagrams, mathematical formulas, etc.. In that case it will be useful.
Agreed, also management consultants use 2-in-1 to annotate pdf, sign contracts and random presentations to clients in tight spaces like restaurants, breakout areas and even planes! I am a consultant and I got the 2-in-1 I also play games with egpu ;-)
@M N Hiya in my experience working with marketing and digital professionals they are creative and visual; so tend to knock up storyboards etc. If I was a student today I would want a versatile device e.g. laptop, tablet with stylus support. Dell 2in1 is great but some may find pricey, also keyboard is very shallow but works. Have a look at HP or even surface devices. My previous device was a Blade stealth although touchscreen it is just a laptop. I was jealous when my colleagues could just start writing changes on screen to process flows and powerpoint while in a slideshow on Skype for business. Also you find it more comfortable to read docs, pdf etc in tablet mode instead of landscape laptop. Hope this helps!
Indeed. That actually could be considered the main difference for a 2-in-1. You can hand write notes, etc. instead of typing, if that's your thing. And, of course, you can draw, paint, photo edit, etc.
Another good review👌 XPS 13 is good but Dell should consider re-engineering the cooling system & fan slots. The slots at the bottom makes it difficult to use it on your lap for long time plus the laptop quickly heats & I can literally hear the fans running to its maximum capacity. Hope the 2020 model is better.
your videos sooo good and helpful ..its actually fit just like google " whatever u want to ask we have an answer" your hard worker and u gonna have soo good future with your work ..so good luck
i'm kinda disappointed by the fact that the 2020's comes without touchscreen and rotation feature which i highly expect of what an ultrabook should have.
Great comparison, but you do realize that with a 2&1 there are more than just two positions one might find useful right? Clamshell and tablet are 2 of the 4. I use tent mode when reading or watching videos which is perfect at a coffee house as it takes up less space without the distraction of the keyboard as you eat and/ or drink coffee. Also, with the keyboard down but the screen facing toward you is perfect for laying in bed or on a couch using the touch pad or watching streaming, again, because the screen is closer without the distraction of the keyboard. I think you'd be surprised how many people buy a 2&1 for that flexibility. I mean, even one time on a plane my meal was delivered, there was no place for my 2&1, but a strap in the seat in front of me allowed me to hang it from that strap in tent mode and watch a move while I ate. Really hoping the 2020 2&1 improves a bit more from the 2019.
@@andyH_England completely disagree the comment "most of us". Please speak for yourself only. Noone is saying a clamshell isn't practical for many. It's great to have options. Finally there is a huge market for touch screens on both 2&1s and Clamshell. The fact that for you personally it isn't useful is irrelevant to those like me who find it very useful.
@@andyH_England I agree that perhaps they aren't revolutionary as that is a strong word, but yes, and again, I can only speak for myself, I'd pay the small premium for that versatility, as long as the total weight of the device is under 3 pounds as that still allows it to be ultraportable, not as ultraportable as an iPad without a case, but still ultraportable. I go back and forth depending on how I'm sitting using the track pad and the touch screen. The reason I like a touch screen isn't so much to use the device flat as a tablet, but for precision. It's just faster at times to use it, or depending on the position of the device it's just more practical to touch the screen. Now if this was a gaming laptop, I'd be the first to raise my hand and say I don't need a touch screen or a 2&1. Anyway, good discussion.
Testing the power or thermal on Windows laptop is very very tricky, there are both Intel and Windows and Dell driver that can limit either temp or power to the CPU. Just try using Intel XTU first but as far as I am concerned, There is thermal management build in Windows 10 driver which will control the power during very long load (more than 5 min). And it won’t care any other variable, it just limit the juice to CPU like the result on the 2in1
For people watching this video in Q3-2020, the 2in1 now also has the 1065g7 chip and scores well over 1500 in R20 (mine got 1578) runs cooler and has better batter, and much better graphics.
Hey... i must say i really like your videos and whenever i need anything on apple products your channel is the go to channel (along with MKBHD 😉) so keep up the good work. In future could you please do XPS 13 9300 (2020) vs Macbook pro 13 or 16 comparison, i know MBP 16 is not direct comparison to XPS 13 but if u could do it will be interesting.
You are the best. I've been waiting for this review since forever No one else on youtube has done this. I recently bought a Dell xps 13 2 in 1 it started having screen issues the second day and refused to come on Dell wanted to replace it but I asked for a refund instead. I love dell laptops and I've been looking for comparison between the 2 in 1 and the new xps 13 ever since to decided if I should still go for the 2 in 1 or the normal one
Many people have issues with both xps 2in1 and 9300 but no1 seems to acknowledge this on youtube reviews. Reddit is full of complaints, but for youtube community the 9300 is the best laptop of 2020..
@@dennisk000 I guess I will just wait for the 15 inch model then. since it will have a smaller footprint than a normal 15inch pc due to the minimal bezels
When plugged in and fan set to performance I get 1810 on R20 with my 2 in 1. The vapor chamber really does work, while the performance is mostly identical to the regular XPS 13, its running cooler and isnt hitting the 97C limit.
They're both good and serve different users: XPS 9300 is the best Macbook Pro alternative. XPS 2 in 1 is the best productivity convertible that an iPad Pro will never be.
Honestly the only thing stopping me from getting a Mac atm is the fact that so much software out there for school and etc, excluding programming related stuff, is still very heaviley designed for windows as it's first priority. You might say just use bootcamp or something, but I hate having to restart. I'm not really a fan of the whole thing where Dell's xps models don't have even a single USB A port,much less the HDMI port. But it seems like the performance of Macs is always better than other standard laptops, even if there's tiny changes. I guess one downside of Macs is that they aren't meant for gaming.
Thinking to buy the new XPS 13 9300 and really think that is great laptop. Just have one think that little bother me,and this is the new XPS 13 9300 have a touchscreen option or Not? Asking because i got a different info from different sources where one said Yes for touchscreen and other just says No. Thank you in advance. Regards from Ireland...
I have a dell Inspiron 13 2 in 1 and thinking about swapping it out to the dell XPS 13 2in1 but I’m not sure yet. I want to know if the XPS will be better in performance for my engineering program that I want to download or if my laptop now is just as good
Assuming, that you did record the sound with the camera, the speaker sound test is....quite unfair. The XPS13 9300 is the one more close to the mic. - Also while the left speaker of the 2in1 is blocked and dampened by the 9300, the left speaker of the 9300 is not! So - the speakers of the 9300 must sound better. - even my laptop from 2012 will sound better if the competitors speaker facing the mic is blocked :D Overall great video and good content! But maybe keep this in mind for the next sound comparison ;)
Thanks for the input. I actually listen to them separately multiple times after recording the part you see and I make sure I’m centered when I record. I also use my Apple Watch to check the DB differences and if they are close to each other (as they are) both have a speaker that is close the other laptop. I didn’t show or explain that in this video but I have in previous ones.
@@lasarith2 exactly they are making laptops to thin for the sake of convenience and light. What happened to laptops like my 2009 17 in HP that weighs like 5 lb
5:17 “Slightly higher than 4K because the aspect ratio is 16:10…” Dude- seriously, if you actually knew what 4K meant you would realise how little sense that statement makes.
the reason the single cores and multi-cores were different is because they're both using different versions of the 10th gen. 2 in 1 is 14nm. No, it doesn't have to do with the memory lol
Personally I would get the 4K because the screen looks fantastic but I’m used to high res displays (5K and 6K). The downside is battery life though so if you need to get more than 5-6 hours unplugged get the 1080P.
@@MaxTechOfficial thanks a lot 👌 does it make a huge difference for productivity, like on larger displays a higher resolution means you have more space to work with
My opinion is get the 1080p for better battery life and put the saved money towards an external monitor for productivity work. Personally, 1080p already looks small on a ~13” display size so 4K would be way too tiny without scaling everything up to 200%
I got the 2 in 1 xps 13 with 4k screen. It looks fantastic, probably the best (notebook) screen i have used yet. Batter life is quite a bit shorter tho, when doing light work like office stuff or browsing the web, i get around 6h of battery life. That is enough for me.
Thanks Max! I am just starting to learn about non-Apple laptops. Am a photographer likely to also do some video. Are these Dells more or less equivalent to a low end MacBook Pro? Or which Apple model? Roughly how do they compare? Thanks!
Comparing to a 13 inch macbook pro, the macbooks only go up to 8th gen processors you know, so therefore the 10th gen xps processors would outperform at the price point.
Holy cow dude, they are completely different animals. It all depends what you are trying to do with software. Buy hardware depending on what software you use. And remember, iPadOS will often use mobile versions of software and not the full-fat versions you may be used to with a desktop or laptop.
Which change would make the BIGGEST difference for you, and which would you buy?
I would get THIS one on Amazon➡ geni.us/BuT4Izz
Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 (Amazon) ➡ geni.us/XDRLOIz
New Dell XPS 2020 (Amazon) ➡ geni.us/BuT4Izz
Max Tech Wallpapers ➡ bit.ly/2WNc6Qw
Please Testing IPAD PRO 2020 in KNIVES OUT- TOKIO ROYALE
The link isnt sending me to the model you recommend
People only buy the 2in1 because they need pen, orelse they go for normal one. And all uni students absolutely need pen.
It's kind of difficult to keep track of which machine you're talking about. Maybe add labels in the video?
You definitely have to pay attention to the details of each device to differentiate as you watch. He does generally keep the XPS13 2020 on the (his) left though.
Yep. Agreed.
If they are both XPS, exclude the word/acronym "xps" from the comparison. Say "13" and "2 in1" for instance.
One use case for a 2-in-1 often not mentioned in reviews is using it to drive another monitor and flipping the 2-in-1 so that its screen is closer to your face, making it more readable. This is my standard set-up at my office.
Finally, someone talking about this~... I went to the Dell Official Outlet and the staff is not able to explain besides 1 being convertible and the other is not.
That's what happened to me as well.
which one you prefer
Ur vids have become a staple in my life
so ja bhai
4:25 little MacBook Air joke there
THANKS FOR THE COMPARISON!! Really wanted to see this :D
Can we just appreciate that he talks about THERMAL??? i dont know whats up with a lot of tech review these days, but almost none talk about thermal, which is pretty important when it comes to user friendliness.. Thanks :)
I have the 2 in 1 and because it automatically means you have a touchscreen, it's a auto win (doesn't requires upgrades and what not)
How does the Battery Life compares between the two? 🔋🤔
Both are pushing 4k+ screens so most are averaging around 6-8hours of usage. Fhd screens are getting 8-10hours of usage.
Saw a video that the 2n1 battery lasted 2 days
@@layd8865 funny that mine with 4k screen at max lasts around 4 hours.
Yes but... The new xps is not 2-in-1, so it's impossible for students to make diagrams on pdf's
Is that really that important? I’m going into college soon and I don’t like touchscreen laptops but is it worth it for school?
@@muny_man It depends on what you're studying. For example if you want to study physics, you'll probably have to take notes on pdf diagrams, mathematical formulas, etc..
In that case it will be useful.
Agreed, also management consultants use 2-in-1 to annotate pdf, sign contracts and random presentations to clients in tight spaces like restaurants, breakout areas and even planes! I am a consultant and I got the 2-in-1 I also play games with egpu ;-)
@M N the normal xps13
@M N Hiya in my experience working with marketing and digital professionals they are creative and visual; so tend to knock up storyboards etc. If I was a student today I would want a versatile device e.g. laptop, tablet with stylus support. Dell 2in1 is great but some may find pricey, also keyboard is very shallow but works. Have a look at HP or even surface devices. My previous device was a Blade stealth although touchscreen it is just a laptop. I was jealous when my colleagues could just start writing changes on screen to process flows and powerpoint while in a slideshow on Skype for business. Also you find it more comfortable to read docs, pdf etc in tablet mode instead of landscape laptop. Hope this helps!
You forgot to look at the one really useful function of the 2-in-1 that the laptop can't do: pen input.
Indeed. That actually could be considered the main difference for a 2-in-1. You can hand write notes, etc. instead of typing, if that's your thing. And, of course, you can draw, paint, photo edit, etc.
I've been using the 2-in-1 daily for the pen input to sign documents.
I love your videos! They are so detailled and you make so many different comparisons! Thank you! This helps me very much!
I really want the 2 in 1 so I can fall asleep watching Netflix
Another good review👌
XPS 13 is good but Dell should consider re-engineering the cooling system & fan slots. The slots at the bottom makes it difficult to use it on your lap for long time plus the laptop quickly heats & I can literally hear the fans running to its maximum capacity. Hope the 2020 model is better.
The heatsink is connected to the fans, which is great!...
(flash back to the Macbook Air)
I think, the same notebooks with a Ryzen 4800U would be much faster, quieter and cooler. I will wait for something like this.
2:23 that noise
Frank Glen made me cringe so much when I heard it 😫
Exactly 😵
your videos sooo good and helpful ..its actually fit just like google " whatever u want to ask we have an answer" your hard worker and u gonna have soo good future with your work ..so good luck
Would’ve been the perfect comparison if both were 2020 models
There is no 2020 2-in-1, as in 2019 it got Ice Lake and the other upgrades.
i'm kinda disappointed by the fact that the 2020's comes without touchscreen and rotation feature which i highly expect of what an ultrabook should have.
theres a rouchscreen version
It's a different series.
Great comparison, but you do realize that with a 2&1 there are more than just two positions one might find useful right? Clamshell and tablet are 2 of the 4. I use tent mode when reading or watching videos which is perfect at a coffee house as it takes up less space without the distraction of the keyboard as you eat and/ or drink coffee. Also, with the keyboard down but the screen facing toward you is perfect for laying in bed or on a couch using the touch pad or watching streaming, again, because the screen is closer without the distraction of the keyboard. I think you'd be surprised how many people buy a 2&1 for that flexibility. I mean, even one time on a plane my meal was delivered, there was no place for my 2&1, but a strap in the seat in front of me allowed me to hang it from that strap in tent mode and watch a move while I ate. Really hoping the 2020 2&1 improves a bit more from the 2019.
Good point!
@@andyH_England completely disagree the comment "most of us". Please speak for yourself only. Noone is saying a clamshell isn't practical for many. It's great to have options. Finally there is a huge market for touch screens on both 2&1s and Clamshell. The fact that for you personally it isn't useful is irrelevant to those like me who find it very useful.
@@andyH_England I agree that perhaps they aren't revolutionary as that is a strong word, but yes, and again, I can only speak for myself, I'd pay the small premium for that versatility, as long as the total weight of the device is under 3 pounds as that still allows it to be ultraportable, not as ultraportable as an iPad without a case, but still ultraportable. I go back and forth depending on how I'm sitting using the track pad and the touch screen. The reason I like a touch screen isn't so much to use the device flat as a tablet, but for precision. It's just faster at times to use it, or depending on the position of the device it's just more practical to touch the screen. Now if this was a gaming laptop, I'd be the first to raise my hand and say I don't need a touch screen or a 2&1. Anyway, good discussion.
last time i was this early, I could afford apple products
Mehregan Karbasi so it was never?!!!
Literally what @Bdog said 😂 #YouBrokeAssMF
But the AirPods Pro replacement ear tips are $4. You can stick those in your ears and get active noise cancellation for life!
Camera look better on the 2019 microphone better on the 2020 one
2 in 1 for me...love the keyboard!
Great vid, thanks for sharing!
Great comparison! Really helped as I was trying to decide between the two...
xps 15 is on its way, can't wait to see your review of it!)
Thank you the exact review I was looking for
Testing the power or thermal on Windows laptop is very very tricky, there are both Intel and Windows and Dell driver that can limit either temp or power to the CPU. Just try using Intel XTU first but as far as I am concerned, There is thermal management build in Windows 10 driver which will control the power during very long load (more than 5 min). And it won’t care any other variable, it just limit the juice to CPU like the result on the 2in1
My xps 2 in 1 cinebench r20 scores 1600
Did you setup dell power manager with same setting ?
If you prefer windows , then the XPS is a must have laptop in your daily use.
Great job on this very informative video, thanks.
Are they identical in screen size ?
For people watching this video in Q3-2020, the 2in1 now also has the 1065g7 chip and scores well over 1500 in R20 (mine got 1578) runs cooler and has better batter, and much better graphics.
Hey... i must say i really like your videos and whenever i need anything on apple products your channel is the go to channel (along with MKBHD 😉) so keep up the good work.
In future could you please do XPS 13 9300 (2020) vs Macbook pro 13 or 16 comparison, i know MBP 16 is not direct comparison to XPS 13 but if u could do it will be interesting.
You are the best. I've been waiting for this review since forever
No one else on youtube has done this.
I recently bought a Dell xps 13 2 in 1
it started having screen issues the second day and refused to come on
Dell wanted to replace it but I asked for a refund instead. I love dell laptops and I've been looking for comparison between the 2 in 1 and the new xps 13 ever since to decided if I should still go for the 2 in 1 or the normal one
Many people have issues with both xps 2in1 and 9300 but no1 seems to acknowledge this on youtube reviews. Reddit is full of complaints, but for youtube community the 9300 is the best laptop of 2020..
@@dennisk000 I guess I will just wait for the 15 inch model then. since it will have a smaller footprint than a normal 15inch pc due to the minimal bezels
2in1 is not a name of the model.
Very helpful. Thanks
The 2in1 is designed to throttle when not plugged in, we’re both these tests done with them both plugged in?
When plugged in and fan set to performance I get 1810 on R20 with my 2 in 1. The vapor chamber really does work, while the performance is mostly identical to the regular XPS 13, its running cooler and isnt hitting the 97C limit.
How many years would the 2-1 last with around 256 SSD
They're both good and serve different users:
XPS 9300 is the best Macbook Pro alternative.
XPS 2 in 1 is the best productivity convertible that an iPad Pro will never be.
Honestly the only thing stopping me from getting a Mac atm is the fact that so much software out there for school and etc, excluding programming related stuff, is still very heaviley designed for windows as it's first priority. You might say just use bootcamp or something, but I hate having to restart. I'm not really a fan of the whole thing where Dell's xps models don't have even a single USB A port,much less the HDMI port. But it seems like the performance of Macs is always better than other standard laptops, even if there's tiny changes. I guess one downside of Macs is that they aren't meant for gaming.
Just get Parallels and run it in coherence mode- you likely won’t even realise you’re running non native apps…
Thinking to buy the new XPS 13 9300 and really think that is great laptop. Just have one think that little bother me,and this is the new XPS 13 9300 have a touchscreen option or Not? Asking because i got a different info from different sources where one said Yes for touchscreen and other just says No. Thank you in advance. Regards from Ireland...
Are their screens identical?
oh the 2-in-1 that you talk about is not the 7390? that is still rather new than the 7390 right?
random question but what font did you use for your table of contents at 0:05
How does the dell mobile connect work? Have you experienced this feature with an iPhone?
I am looking forward to your 2020 tiger lake review of XPS line up!
I would have happily ditched the micro SD slot for another thunderbolt port
still cant decide what to buy @@
I'm really wondering how such a small form factor can properly cool down a i7 cpu
I have a dell Inspiron 13 2 in 1 and thinking about swapping it out to the dell XPS 13 2in1 but I’m not sure yet. I want to know if the XPS will be better in performance for my engineering program that I want to download or if my laptop now is just as good
The difference in performance is very likely due to the turbo setting. The 2-in-1 has much more headroom.
Assuming, that you did record the sound with the camera, the speaker sound test is....quite unfair.
The XPS13 9300 is the one more close to the mic. - Also while the left speaker of the 2in1 is blocked and dampened by the 9300, the left speaker of the 9300 is not!
So - the speakers of the 9300 must sound better. - even my laptop from 2012 will sound better if the competitors speaker facing the mic is blocked :D
Overall great video and good content!
But maybe keep this in mind for the next sound comparison ;)
Thanks for the input. I actually listen to them separately multiple times after recording the part you see and I make sure I’m centered when I record. I also use my Apple Watch to check the DB differences and if they are close to each other (as they are) both have a speaker that is close the other laptop. I didn’t show or explain that in this video but I have in previous ones.
@@MaxTechOfficial Okay - Thank you for the additional information!
I have a surface pro mounted to my wall and honestly i DO need that hinge.
How much is the key throw? Can you measure it
is it posible in late 2020 for the new 2in1?
Just the comparison I was looking for!
Also the 9300 seems to have better speakers and a much better microphone according to your tests.
Hi Max, I might be doing something wrong but it doesn't look like the Amazon link is taking me to the right laptop.
Honestly what is it with laptops and 720p webcams 😒
Better than my laptop 480p webcam.
lasarith2 exactly
@@lasarith2 exactly they are making laptops to thin for the sake of convenience and light. What happened to laptops like my 2009 17 in HP that weighs like 5 lb
The surface book or the surface laptops have much better webcams. more or less every other laptop has a bad webcam.. its a shame.
5:17 “Slightly higher than 4K because the aspect ratio is 16:10…”
Dude- seriously, if you actually knew what 4K meant you would realise how little sense that statement makes.
Do you know if the 9300 screen reached the 500 nit spec? Brightness is critical to me. thx
usually it's around 400 nits, sometimes it puts up to 500 nits.
Lolol that's your critical point
Any idea when they are updating the 2-1 with some of the improvements seen in the normal version?
the reason the single cores and multi-cores were different is because they're both using different versions of the 10th gen. 2 in 1 is 14nm. No, it doesn't have to do with the memory lol
Hey, can you use those laptops for gaming?
Both support thunderbolt external gpu such as razer core x.
When ll they update xps 13 2 in 1 for 2020? Or Do they?
2019 version released like december so..
the 2020 XPS 13 seems to be louder
13 9300 vs Surface Laptop 3?
OMG this DEAD pixel line look alike made me mad ! thought my new laptop just got dead pixel. Not funny man ! 2:34 for those who did not see it
Anyone else finds that screeching sound as their kryptonite?
Price of these?
Can I get a hinge replacement to convert my laptop into the 360 version?"
The XPS 13 microphone sounds louder to me. 6:55
Would you get the 1080p or 4k?
Personally I would get the 4K because the screen looks fantastic but I’m used to high res displays (5K and 6K). The downside is battery life though so if you need to get more than 5-6 hours unplugged get the 1080P.
@@MaxTechOfficial thanks a lot 👌 does it make a huge difference for productivity, like on larger displays a higher resolution means you have more space to work with
My opinion is get the 1080p for better battery life and put the saved money towards an external monitor for productivity work. Personally, 1080p already looks small on a ~13” display size so 4K would be way too tiny without scaling everything up to 200%
I got the 2 in 1 xps 13 with 4k screen. It looks fantastic, probably the best (notebook) screen i have used yet. Batter life is quite a bit shorter tho, when doing light work like office stuff or browsing the web, i get around 6h of battery life. That is enough for me.
which song were you playing during the speaker comparison..
Great comparison video so for. Now Huawei Matebook X Pro 2020 vs Dell XPS 13 2020. Please🙏😊
Comparison with new macbook pro (when it will be released next month)
The 16 inch macbook pro or some newer one?
Anires Think he’s referring to the rumoured 14’’
should have replaceable wifi card. Killer is good at one thing only. Randomly dropping your connection for no reason!
Thanks Max! I am just starting to learn about non-Apple laptops. Am a photographer likely to also do some video. Are these Dells more or less equivalent to a low end MacBook Pro? Or which Apple model? Roughly how do they compare? Thanks!
Comparing to a 13 inch macbook pro, the macbooks only go up to 8th gen processors you know, so therefore the 10th gen xps processors would outperform at the price point.
If you do a lot of video upgrade the size/model to 15" or 16". Those are more powerful and have discrete graphics.
You do need to get into the 21st century and quote metric too. Not just Americans watch your videos 👍🏻
I'm stuck between the xps 9300 and the 2020 ipad pro... any help on choosing between the two?
Depends on if you are actually willing to live on the iPadOS operating system.
Holy cow dude, they are completely different animals. It all depends what you are trying to do with software. Buy hardware depending on what software you use.
And remember, iPadOS will often use mobile versions of software and not the full-fat versions you may be used to with a desktop or laptop.
Normal xps 13 wins in some benchmark because its display is a bit smaller :)
Would XPS 13 be able to handle photo and video editing?
ofc.
Of course, a flagship laptop.
Please , compare 2020 dell xps 13 9300 to 2020 macbook air.
Sounav Biswas Not competing to each other. Different class of processors...
I like the 2IN 1
You said the speaker are on the side... and then play them with one up next to the other one... 🤭🤔😂😂😂 wouldn’t that change the sound lol.
bro what about the battery?!?
THere is not such model as 2019 Dell XPS 7389 2 in 1, does not exist. There is Dell Latitude 7389 2 in 1. What had you compared?!
watch how on the last speaker-test he is using the apple watch
Could have been More clear about which one is the new one
The worst thing about xps 13 is that you have to go all the way to the $1800 model for 16gb ram! That’s shitty customization.
Vs MacBook 😍
We will have to wait for the 14 inch MacBook pro before you can really compare
Does the regular XPS13 have a touchscreen ?
Both 4k screens are touch enabled. The fhd on the xps 9300 comes in touch and non glossy non touch
Dell came the long way in design, however, the destination seems to be a Macbook as the vent on the speaker is here on this model.
the xps 13 9300 is not 2020 models. it's 2019
Which speaker is better? Dell xps 13 2020 or macbook pro 13 2019?
I love your video
Can u plz compare macbook pro base model 2020 and dell 2 in 1 7390 .
THANK YOU!!!!!
Why are you comparing a 2 in 1 to a laptop? Surely it would make sense to compare the 2019 2 in 1 to the 2020 2 in 1
Si Tucker there is no 2020 xps 2 in 1
@@wilfbarter7890 But are they planning to release 2020 2 in 1 version with a new intel tiger lake processor? I am waiting for it if so.
Microphone on the new xps sounds like trash compared to the 2-in-1.. strange