Dell XPS 13 9350 or Dell XPS 13 9360

Discussion in 'Which Laptop should I buy?' started by Jkay, Jan 15, 2018.

  1. Jkay

    Jkay

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    Hi ,
    I need to choose between the Dell XPS 13 9350 which is a i7 6th Gen processor with 16 GB RAM and 512 SSD and a
    Dell XPS 13 9360 which is an i7 8th Gen with 8GB RAM and 256 SSD .
    My main use would be Word , emails and browsing .

    I need to run Windows 7 and am told that processors till 6th Gen only support Windows 7 . Is the true ?

    Also I am told that the Dell XPS 13 9350 has battery life issues - is this true ? Can it be rectified .

    I have looked up refurbished n Ebay and both cost me around $900 so which should I buy for my need.
    Thanks for reading my post . Please advice.
     
    Jkay, Jan 15, 2018
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    Ian Administrator

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    If you want to get patches for Windows 7 and 8, you'll want to avoid 7th or 8th Gen Intel CPUs. A shame that they've made this decision, but it's not worth running an unpatched OS. I think that should play a major factor if you want to run Windows 7.
     
    Ian, Jan 17, 2018
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    I'm using Dell XPS 13 9360, I can say this is a great laptop with great features, everything runs smoothly.
    Here is the review,

    Pros:
    super quick.
    easy on the eyes ;)
    picture quality is great,
    touch screen works amazingly!
    read a lot about the keyboard being too shallow, i don't think so at all.
    track-pad is smooth and responsive.
    hardware works well (i'm not a gamer so can't comment on gaming)
    solid build quality
    (everything about this laptop is pretty much top class)

    Cons:
    -Webcam is at an odd place (bottom left) if you do a lot of interviews or something a long those lines it could get annoying.
    -I've had WiFi issues (windows 10 problem, not hardware), so make sure you update all your drivers and bios from the dell website.
    -It is difficult to open the laptop up, will have to use both hands.

    Hope this will help to take decision.
     
    Amy Bros, Mar 29, 2018
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