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April 2018
(85%)
106 Avis
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Utilisateurs
(72%)
1148 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
La finition toujours aussi réussie
La qualité de l'écran
La mémoire et SSD amovibles
Les bonnes performances
Qualité de fabrication générale
Partie audio très réussie
Très puissant pour la bureautique
Et suffisamment performant pour du jeu
Très bonne autonomie
Très bon taux d'occupation de l'écran
Les performances (Witcher 3 qui tourne sur un ultrabook! )
Un ultrabook convertible qui reste confortable en mode PC
La connectique moderne et universelle basée sur l'USB-C
Windows 10 sans bloatwares
Bonnes performances CPU et GPU stables
Sans throttle majeur
Châssis et écran rigides
Design XPS habituel en aluminium
écran lumineux
Couverture sRGB presque intégrale
Températures extérieures mieux maîtrisées que sur le XPS 15 9560
Températures
Plus efficient que le XPS 15 9560 et que nombre de concurrents
Stylet actif et adaptateur USB C vers USB A inclus sans surtoût
Comparable au duo Core i77700HQ et GTX 1050 en puissance brute
Température moyenne audessous inférieure en cas de sollicita
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Pas assez de puissance 3D pour jouer en 4K
L'absence de prise réseau
Le revêtement brillant de l'écran
Température de l'écran trop élevée
Connectique limitée
Revêtement autour du clavier salissant
Clavier assez bruyant
Une machine lourde en mode tablette
Windows 10 ne tient pas la concurrence en mode tablette
L'autonomie un peu décevante
Pas de carte SD sur une machine de cette taille
Que Kaby Lake G
Pas de Kaby Lake
De Kaby Lake R
De Coffee Lake H ou de GeForce
Besoin d'adaptateurs pour USB A
HDMI
RJ45
Sensible aux traces de gras
MLI aux niveaux de luminosité les plus bas
Temps de réponse des noirs aux blancs et des gri
Pas d'USB A
De HDMI
D'emplacement SIM
De NFC
De mDP
Ou de lecteur de carte plein format
Le Core i78705G n'offre que peu de gains de performances par rapport au Core i78305G
Publié: 2018-06-08, Auteur: Jonathan , review by: alphr.com
Extrait: Small irritations are a bit like Japanese Knotweed. Unattended these unassuming plants can grow into serious problems – a gnawing threat that, if not dealt with, has the potential to cost you a whole lot of hassle. You might think this an odd way to start...
The Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 9575 is the smallest, thinnest in the category with strong performance from its hybrid Intel/AMD chip and a gorgeous 4K-resolution display that goes nearly edge-to-edge
Its new keyboard design isn't the most comfortable typing experience. Its 4K display doesn't do battery life any favors. Nothing but USB-C ports means you'll need dongles and docks
Dell's XPS 15 2-in-1 moves the 15.6-inch convertible category forward with a host of premium features, but the overall design does require some sacrifice...
G-series chip provides great gaming performance, Exceptional build quality and design, One of the best laptop displays you can buy, Quick storage and processing, Good value for the hardware
New keyboard is passable, but not, Lackluster battery life in 4K model, Runs loud and hot
Yes. There are better, more affordable options if you don't care about playing games. But for a lightweight, affordable laptop that can also pump out decent framerates, it's one of the very best.Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 Compared ToSamsung Chromebook ProLenovo Y...
We're not convinced by the maglev keyboard, and haven't yet been able to fully test the new Intel-AMD chip, but the XPS 15 2-in-1 promises a lot of power in a sleek design. A big-screen convertible still feels like an undeniably niche product, but for the...
Extrait: Traditionally the Dell XPS 15 has been the beefed up version of the XPS 13 – its ‘roided up' brother, if you will. That's not to say it is thick or cumbersome, though. At 14mm it's always been ones of the thinnest and lightest powerful laptops you can ge...
Publié: 2018-01-10, Auteur: Joe , review by: techradar.com
Impressively small chassis, Latest Intel-AMD processor, Brand new InfinityEdge display, Interesting maglev keyboard
Keyboard feel gives us pause
After briefly testing Dell's first 15-inch 2-in-1 laptop, we're both impressed and left with questions in equal measure. It's an undoubtedly powerful laptop in a form factor we're far more accustomed to, but how will Dell's new maglev keyboard turn out? O...
Gorgeous 4K 15-inch display, Can run most modern games sufficiently, Screen rotates 360 degrees
Battery life is usually sub-eight hours, Can get loud and hot, Certainly not cheap
An expensive hybrid laptop that performs in all areas, but isn't exceptional in any of them. The 4K screen and impressive performance are hampered by a mediocre battery and hefty price tag...
Extrait: Buyers looking for premium Windows laptops today have plenty of choices; every few months sees some splashy launch of a new high-end PC. Ultrabooks have become the standard design for most premium Windows laptops, and they represent the best of what compa...
Core i5 performance that easily competes with most Core i7 laptops and 2-in-1s, Thin, light and powerful
No USB-A Port, MagLev keyboard has a short travel and can be noisy
Dell's first XPS 15 2-in-1 makes some controversial choices, including its all-USB connectivity and MagLev keyboard, but its powerful Kaby Lake G part offers top-notch performance in a slim profile...
