Dell XPS 13 Plus: Will History repeat itself ?

Who would’ve thought history to repeat itself
? this time by a different company.

Dell is been known for years, and Dell is, on the other hand, the only company: that has gotten better with the modern-day design sense
and feel of using a dell laptop.

Here is what you get with the new Dell XPS 13 Plus.

Classic old aluminum build design from the last few years from the outside. The majority of changes are inside.

It really depends if you want to purchase it in the first place, or completely avoid it. It has a new keyword layout, without a trackpad

The Touch Bar Dell has fused into the Dell XPS 13 Plus, which is called the “Capacitive touch function row” the presence, is totally unjustifiable.

You can’t use it for any App or do anything intently. Since it doesn’t have physical function keys. As for the keywords, and trackpad: They might
be slight changes here, and there, but not much.

Expect the fact, now you don’t have a trackpad, you would need to get used to, this new way to interact with the touchpad.

Dell calls the touchpad: “Haptic ForcePad.” Just think of this as a Mac touchpad, without the touchpad is present on the Dell XPS 13 plus, since not sure, where the trackpad ends.

My final thoughts on Dell XPS 13 Plus.

The overall design of the Dell XPS 13 Plus: feel futuristic. Just as good, as the speakers might sound.

The only two major drawbacks IMO with Dell XPS 13 Plus: The Touch Bar, and the removal of a headphone jack.: it doesn’t make any sense to remove a useful port, on a portable laptop.

As well would’ve been nice to have more than two USB Thunderbolt ports, with all the I/O needs for everyone. As for the price, it should be roughly the same, as the previous models. I wish, we got the AMD version as well.

Battery life would be as good, as this device can hold up to its futuristic feel.

That”s my whole take on the Dell Xps 13 Plus.