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January 2016
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156 Avis
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Utilisateurs
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756 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Les finitions XPS
Toujours aussi réussies
Grosse puissance de feu...
Écran splendide
Finition impeccable
Design premium
Configuration puissante et polyvalente
Autonomie
Prix des configurations les plus puissantes
Châssis robuste et de haute qualité Compact pour un écran de 15
6 pouces
Maintenance très facile via la trappe arrière
Excellente fidélité dans le rendu des couleurs après étalonnage
Haute luminosité en toute situation
Même sans sonde
Contrastes e
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Mais un prix trop élevé
L'écran a du plomb dans l'aile
Revêtement salissant autour du clavier
Manque de basses sur les haut-parleurs
écran 15" bord à bord pouvant aller jusqu'à l'Ultra HD
Configuration musclée
Design
Finesse
De gros défauts de jeunesse au lancement
Un rendu colorimétrique médiocre en sortie d'usine
Une autonomie endeçà de nos attentes pour une batterie de 84 Wh
Publié: 2016-03-21, Auteur: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
Premium construction, Stunning 4K Ultra High-Definition (UHD) screen, USB-C port with Thunderbolt 3, Large-capacity solid-state drive, Excellent performance, thanks to Intel Core i7-6700HQ processor and Nvidia GeForce GTX 960M graphics card
Pricey, Sealed chassis, Less than 6 hours of battery life
The Dell XPS 15 Touch (9550) might cost a pretty penny, but it's one of the best high-end desktop-replacement laptops for photo and video work, whether you're a hobbyist or a professional...
Thunderbolt Type-C port, Brilliant 4K screen, The thinnest and lightest 15″ laptop you can buy, Extremely speedy Intel i7 processor, Portable and a joy to use
The carbon fiber composite keyboard area is a finger and hand grease magnet; the front-facing video camera doesn't provide the most flattering angles; Battery life is not spectacular
I don't say this lightly, the Dell XPS 15 2015 is the best professional Windows notebook made yet. Its screen is gorgeous and its design is outstanding. The trackpad is incredibly accurate. The 4K Ultra HD Infinity Display is magnificent. That all of this...
After everything we've seen so far, what is there to say about the XPS 15? As a pure exercise in style, mimicking the look and feel of the XPS 13 was definitely the right way to go. The same Infinity Edge display allows Dell to squeeze a 15-inch notebook...
An eye-catching 15-inch 4K display in a nearly bezel-free frame, plus high-end processor and graphics options, all in a slim, professional-looking body
The better configurations can cost a lot, while the keyboard could be bigger and the touchpad has a floaty feel
The Dell XPS 15 is a premium-feeling 4K laptop that outdoes the MacBook Pro in several categories. Its bezel-free design should be the gold standard going forward...
small and lightweight, high quality FHD panel; 98 percent sRGB coverage, impressive runtimes, high CPU and GPU performance; no major throttling issues, NVMe M.2 support, USB Type-C 3.1 Gen. 2 with Thunderbolt 3
only a single storage bay, no NumPad, screen flickering at low brightness settings, non-removable battery, few ports
Though it launched with some headache-inducing issues, the XPS 15 2016 refresh is an improvement over the outgoing design in almost every way, especially in terms of graphics, size, and weight. Battery life is incredible with our 84 Wh test unit and the s...
Extrait: When I got my 2015 13″ MacBook Pro retina, Kev inherited my “old” 2012 15″ MacBook Pro retina. So when I read the Dell XPS 15's reviewer guide and saw that Dell was calling it the “smallest 15-inch laptop on the planet” heck yeah I was skeptical! But I h...
Extrait: The recently introduced series of Dell XPS 15 9550 Touch and Non-Touch laptops has been getting a lot of attention. These devices are loaded with high-tech goodness -- in fact, there's no doubt in my mind that Dell served them up targeting would-be MacBoo...
