Dell XPS 13 9370 2018 Review - A DOWNGRADE From 2017?

[@Slayer1111111111able]

All USB-C? I Can accept that. Bring the future forward. No full size SD? That is ass backwards thinking. Just because Microsoft did it doesn't mean it's a good idea. SD cards are still very important to many content creators, and tech enthusiasts who are buying this machine. And they will be for a long time.

[@patience__8051]

Slayer1111111111able usb c to cards dongles are a thing. That's what I got.

[@Slayer1111111111able]

Alexandre Loens right, but SD is the only format that could potentially work over USB-C. Eventually, power, display, keyboard, mice, thumb drives, transfer cables, webcams, E-GPU, all of it could be USB-C. The only dongle that will always be in our lives is the SD Card reader. Which is infuriating.

[@myrecommendedisallmemes]

Slayer1111111111able not true. I've always used micro sd cards and just use the full sized sd adapters for my camera. That way any of my cards can go in my phone or laptop or camera without having two different card sizes to worry about. Plus both micro and normal sd are close enough in price and speed there is no good reason to get full sized sd cards.

[@Slayer1111111111able]

12345678987654321dog UHS-2??

[@AccuphaseMan]

but why u need full size sd slots, micro-sd is at 400gb atm.

[@MockingTruth]

Lol at plugging the wd usb C drive into its adapter to go to usb A and then using a dongle to go back to usb C

[@dariuszwalczyk4521]

They could easily "prove" that USB Type A port doesn't make sense using usb-c to usb-c cable :-) Lol

[@syth-1]

Peter Ansell i know right I think where slowly getting there to a future where USB type C is mainstream ::)

[@dariuszwalczyk4521]

Someone has to be first. Laptop manufacturers or device manufacturers and I really don't see a problem with the device that has only USB-C. It's like the people in amazon comments, complaining about a device that they bought which doesn't have functions that they wanted. You don't have to buy this new Dell laptop, but you can if you don't need USB-A. Thank you Dell.

[@dariuszwalczyk4521]

Moreover, if there will be devices with legacy ports like USB-A we will not move forward. I think we should just pull a plug on USB-A.

[@paradox...]

By now I think all USBs being type C instead of A is acceptable. What isn't acceptable is the lack of a full-size SD reader!

[@JonnDuune]

USB A is still great for wireless mice if they aren't bluetooth. but you're right about the lack of SD

[@DSDSDS1235]

yea.

[@adityagidh1613]

Great chair but can you do this!?

[@paradox...]

Three neendy neeen 💲😎

[@Dracossaint]

Now im reminded of the rebugga chair *facepalm*

[@lmao-c]

Aditya Gidh I don’t think so

[@thatlaxbro]

AB-SOLUTE MAD LAD *SNOWBOARDING CLIP*

[@alistergoh9744]

stop. its dead

[@sean_yog]

*I'm so broke I'd take either.*

[@rm4453]

You're so broke I avoid using you unless necessary.

[@sean_yog]

rm4453 you trynna be smart or what

[@rm4453]

ofc why not

[@PWingert1966]

if your that broke get a pair of scissors and use it as a plunge router for organic soft tissues.

[@oompaloompa413]

I had three XPS 9370's (and believe it or not, three 9360's). They all had problems. Can you please just tell me how Dell gets away with so much praise over this product? People should instead bash their QC. You reviewers should stop accepting review samples and actually go buy one from a batch. Faulty drivers, audio popping and crackling, faulty displays, fans that go full speed for no reason (have to make tweaks in the registry to fix), poor workmanship (laptop sits lopsided on a flat surface), even down to the Intel branding sticker not being straight. I'm sorry, but if you're spending upwards to two thousand US dollars for the top tier model, NONE of these imperfections should exist. I urge you, HardwareCanucks to not only gripe about dongles and the lack of a matte display, but the actual common problems with the XPS model. Believe me, there are a ton of them.

[@DSDSDS1235]

unlucky my friend. Thing is, if Dell has such crap QC, it is probably still one of the better QC.

[@SirMrBerk]

xps owner here, completely agree with everything you said. bought it mostly based off of great reviews on youtube, never been more disappointed in my life. never buying dell again for sure

[@kevin1562]

SirMrBerk I had enough of the speakers giving me problems just in time to return for a full refund. I've never been so disappointed either my friend, I'm sorry you have to put up with it.

[@kevin1562]

Hansel Law ah, I'm not too sure about that. You're giving a lot of credit to Dell with that statement lol.

[@syth-1]

First thing you do on a laptop is reinstall windows fresh - only use drivers from Microsoft not Oem ones (I have an acer laptop and it had speaker driver issues too switched to Microsoft's audio drivers - much better and reliable), just my two cents on the topic, don't own a dell laptop so I wouldn't know about the hardware imperfections but sounds like dell has quality control issues!!

[@jvproductions6802]

Why don't companies just put on some high-quality thermal paste instead of spending tons of money in new thermal designs?

[@Edmundostudios]

I don’t understand why companies blindly follow Apple as if removing USB and headphone jacks is a good idea.

[@randomcalrissian]

I don't know about headphone jack, but USB A is easily the most annoying and weak connector, next to molex. Can't with for it to finally die.

[@Edmundostudios]

Mykola Dekhtiarenko The thing is we have had Bluetooth headphones for over a decade and they work now the same way they always did but now have all this marketing telling us the industry needs to move on when there is no logical reason to do so besides limiting options. USBC is different because it is a better interface but not widely adopted for accessories, so realistically it’s a handicapped experience for a future that isn’t here yet. The solution here is to just include a normal USBA port at in the mean time. After all the flack Apple has had for their poor decisions for “production” devices it’s just a shame to see less options on the market that don’t just follow trends.

[@DSDSDS1235]

No Dell didn't blindly follow Apple. USB-C is indeed the vastly superior port, and it does push for unification. This is 9360 still exists and the only difference is pretty much the ports, with same updated specs. This is the best approach a company can have for this. The part they failed to even follow Apple is when they put a grand total of 3 ports on it.

[@MatthewRichardson1]

HP have kept the headphone jack, a usb type A port and three usb type C ports on the Spectre 13. Even threw in a micro SD port to make up for the loss of the full size SD slot.

[@nelsonfernandes5208]

Easy they need to sell new hardware. We are getting to the point where there is no major evolution in terms of hardware performance every year (speaking about keyboards, mouse, headphones etc) so they need to change the way we connect to the main device in order to sell those juicy new products. On the other side, the tech will now continue to improve because of newer technology removes some limits that older technologies have. But as a consumer i'm really happy with some periferals that i brougth years ago and don't feel the urge to buy new pieces of hardware.

[@JonnDuune]

I love seeing both your reviews (both you and Dmitri), as you both do a great job talking about the most important details about the things you're reviewing, though I would love to see in cases like this at least a mention of it's user-servicability or upgradablity. Even if it's sealed shut, just to let me know, as this can be an important feature in keeping this laptop running for the 3-5 year range a lot of people do.

[@BeefIngot]

The thing about type c is, we're in a transition period. Type c is just better than type a. Yea, right now not everything is using it, but how else do you push the change?

[@DSDSDS1235]

We're in this transition for like 4 years. At this point it is only for us to wait for our Type A shits to die. *points knife to thumb drive*

[@franciscosilveira1097]

>how else do you push the change? Simple: include both ports. The consumer that payed 2000$ for a laptop shouldn't have to suffer in Dell and Apple's crusade in the name of USB-C.

[@batuhancokmar7330]

Push the change? That itself is an asshole attitude... ​ USB-A introduced in 1996, We still had PS2 ports on laptops in 2005... So that transition took 9 years, and that considering the incredible advancements in technology; in 1996 we all had three button (no scroll wheel) ball mice.. In 2005, we had wireless optical mice with what? 6 configurable buttons?.. For 9 years both ports were option but as people bought newer and far better mice with USB ports, PS2 became gradually useless.. They disappeared from laptops AFTER they got useless, not before, no one forced it on customers.. USB-C introduced in 2014, and from 2014 to today nothing really changed to warrant an upgrade my peripherals; I consider my 8 year old Performance MX mouse still quite competetive to any brand new glass-surface mouse you can name of. I consider my 4 year old 5700 dpi Tt eSports mouse still better than many brand-new gaming mice out there... WHY, in hell, would I need to buy a new mouse? I want to use my existing equipment on my new laptop, plain and simple... That is not pushing the change, because there is no change in mice technology to speak of.. That is just another stupid move in thinner=better ideal..

[@Scitch87]

USB-C is the future. That's all there is to it. It's easier to use and has significant advantages in speed and usability over the older ports. The question you should ask instead of why there aren't USB-A Ports on newer notebooks would be why not every plugin device has the option to plug in a USB C cable instead. Not sure if you're old enough to remember the dozens of cables you had to use to plugin devices prior to USB-A. Just think of what would've happened if people cried that they couldn't use their LPT1 and PS2 devices without a dongle anymore and we'd still be stuck in cable-hell. Personally i'm pretty happy to see USB-C being widely adopted.

[@batuhancokmar7330]

That is a nonsense analogy from all aspects. 1- USB was introduced in 1996, many laptops of 2005 still had PS2 ports.... Especially when from 1996 to 2005 peripheral technology also changed drastically.. No one would use a three-button ball mouse in year 2005 even if they could still stick it onto their laptop... So the ps2 port became useless *first* and than it disappeared. On contrast, USB-C introduced in 2014, I would consider a perfectly functional 4 year old mouse still brand new... Hell, my 9 year old performance mx is spec-wise equal to any good mouse... USB-A is still in wide-spread use, its nowhere as obsolete as ps2 was in 2005.. 2- Putting a "PS2 to USB adapter" leaving it on the end of wired mouse there permanently was not a big deal. But USB-A allows micro wireless adapters, or tiny USB sticks, both with circutary inside the port, sticking only 1-2mm outside of the laptop.. Those I can and do leave on laptop permanently... On USB-C, I would have to remove and reattach them everytime I pack up my laptop? Why downgrade with exactly zero benefits? 3- USB-A is exactly as fast as USB-C, with better durability and better impact resistance.. Advantage of smaller size, and two-sidedness isn't really an advantage on laptops. It is an optional, good to have port ONLY if it supports thunderbolt and is an addition to usual ports. Definately not a replacement.

[@theWanderer521]

would love to see your review on the new Razer Blade

[@mplovecraft]

What you look for in a new laptop is usually better performance - and 10% can sound like a lot, but at the end of the day it's the things like the lack of USB A or the excellent keyboard/trackpad that makes or breaks your experience. I got a 9370 (i7/16/512) and it's great: completely silent and I love typing on it. As for the lack of USB A ports I got myself a mini USB C to A converter and put it on my keyring, I shouldn't have to, but it is what it is.

[@TheOz1999]

What type A peripherals do you use?

[@PWingert1966]

I typically replace my main machine every 5 years so any thing is always a big jump in performance. My last machine had an i5-3230 in it,

[@joeykeilholz925]

uh yeah the option was definitely keeping one usb type a port, a few type c, and regular sd card

[@ishanmuni5650]

Hello I'm planning to buy Dell xps 13 or hp x 360 13". About Dell xps13 9360 vs 9370 9360 i7 version for 1150$ approx Or 9370 it version for 1150$ approx. Can someone please help me. Answers will be thoroughly appreciated. Budget is 1100$ approx. Any other laptop to buy instead of these.

[@TECHN01200]

We need more Dmitri clones...

[@hunterware8143]

I have to say, while it is SUPER inconvenient to not have USB type A ports on these new pieces of hardware that are coming to market, if companies don’t make a move to switch to all type C ports then you will never see the full integration of type C into all products. Tech companies are using their market power to influence other companies into creating more type C products. Eventually all of wired and wireless peripherals will operate through type C, but that will never happen without us as consumers having to give up our much loved and used standard USB ports.

[@GreenLinuxPenguin]

I bought the 9360 refresh since it was cheaper lmao. If the developer edition of the 9370 wasn't too expensive I would've jumped on that instead.

[@intranix]

Your argument for 4K vs 1080p is kinda flawed. Scaling @ 200% would essentially mean a 1080p desktop with 4x the image clarity for apps that support it, and those that don't (very few these days) you could use app scaling and it would look exactly the same as it would on a 1080p display. There are literally no issues with 200% scaling. Battery life would have been a better argument. However as a developer, 4 times the pixels makes a huuuuge amount of difference and 1080p is not an option for me. The same could be said for anyone who works with images or video. This is why I will stick with the XPS range for some time to come. I wait patiently for a 4K LG Gram though, fingers crossed.

[@z0phi3l]

He's likely still buying into the whole "Windows can't do scaling right" lie from a few years ago

[@thepronoob1529]

i own this laptop and it hurts my eyes just to read the comments this screen is so freaking small

[@JohnMFlores]

Good review! I’m a motorcycle travel writer and prefer laptops with a built-in SD card reader because dongles get lost. That’s why I bought an XPS13 9350 instead of a Razerblade Stealth or other models back in 2016. My cameras can transfer via USB A but the 9370 got rid of them too. I’m going have to pass on this model and look elsewhere, unfortunately.

[@anytv]

sorry but i would like to know can it render a video in adobe after&, planing to buy it

[@wric01]

What about the coil whine noise on all these xps13. did they fix it.

[@dannystark5972]

Hi, please could you confirm if a micro SD card sits flush with the chassis or does it protrude too much to keep one in there permanently?

[@jayliu6076]

9370 is simply an all around upgrade over 9360. Everything gets a slight but noticeable improvement. I've had problems with 9360 with i7-7560U flickering and overheating (not fixed after multiple RMAs), 9370 doesn't seem to exhibit any of those old issues. That alone makes the 9370 the superior choice. You brought up eGPU when mentioning the USB C ports. For people looking at potential gaming performance, get the 15 inch model. Those come with 8750H processors and run much faster than 8550U. You're comparing beefy 6 cores against 4 core power sipping processors and there's a very significant difference in performance. I kinda wish Dell had included 8750H for the 13'' model but I can understand their reasoning - most people buy the smaller version for portability and work. I totally agree with you in regards to 1080 version. I have the 4K version, while everything looks incredibly sharp, some Windows scaling issues can make things look funky. If you're working with a budget you might as well save the additional 400 dollars. That being said, it does look really nice and I would have a hard time downgrading if I had to buy another XPS. :)

[@robocop1441]

what do the internals look like? can i upgrade the ram?

[@bestkidist]

I was hoping you could help me out with a decision making over here. I was recently given the opportunity to pick between the dell xps 13 2in1 model or the standard model. Here are the specifications for both of them. Dell xps 13 2in1: Intel core i7 8th 8gb Ram 256gb SSD Dell xps 13 standard model 9370 Model number:- XPS9370-5033GLD-PUS 8th gen Intel Core™ i5 8gig ddr4 ram ||256 GB SSD 13” 4k FHD touchscreen 3 turnderbolt charger Type-C® 5Gbps Please would which would you recommend for daily use and lite gaming without issues or overheating?

[@kevindiossi]

I don't know how you could test an i5 versus an i7 XPS 13 and see the massive benefits of the new cooling solution and not believe it's a massive step forward. The i7 model XPS 13 will be my next purchase and I am very surprised how many people don't see how big of a leap this generation was over the 9360.

[@sashwatsainju8212]

Best review by any yourtuber so far!you've got a new subscriber😄

[@Behzad.Allzadeh]

Hi , please let me know dell xps 13 9370 with this graphic card can loaded engineer softwares for example sap, etabs, All Autocads programs at the same time ?

[@electricmiragemedia]

I'm confused about the benchmark temps, because you are saying the CPU only hit 2.6 GHz. Your model is the i5, right? On the i7 I see the CPU consistently hit 99C for a couple minutes before the fan even kicks in -- but it is running 3.7ghz on all cores. What cooling profile were you running? If it throttles to 2.6 then it sounds like you were using the "cool" profile.

[@electricmiragemedia]

also, the ~25W TDP on the 9370 is going to be the source of better game performance.

[@lum1379]

What's the point of thin laptop with only type c if at the end you'll bring and use bulky dongle/adapters anyway

[@MrDanielmarlowe]

I am still very happy with my 2015 i7 5500u 5th gen, 8gb ram, 256 ssd, 4k touch screen. still blazing fast and works awesome! I want to get a Samsung SSD 512gb is that hard to install for a novice? possibly i should clean it out too? I do not have anyone I trust working on my computer, any suggestions? or just get a new one?.. to be safe.

[@chloemcholoe3280]

Wait overwatch with igpu at 60fps? Is this a Mistake? I barely get 60fps on 720p and 50% resolution on my ux430ua with an 7750U

[@ebat6570]

Hello, can i use and which Active Pen can i use on Dell XPS 13 3970 4K ?

[@J_pearce01]

I just started graduate School and I need to get a new laptop. Should I get the Xps 12 9570 or 9560?

[@eduardoarias_photo]

great review. could you review the XPS 15?

[@QuantumBraced]

I agree that the lack of Type-A ports is frustrating. At the same time, the only way we're going to get manufacturers to start adopting the now 3-year old Type-C standard is if Type-A ports start to disappear.

[@edwindungdung1998]

Couple months down the line, I'm checking the prices of these laptops and 2018 is slightly cheaper. For me, that's great news. Since I never had a Dell XPS I will be going with the 2018 version.

[@loudryka]

Can you not buy type c connectors for your external hard drive, mice etc?

[@tshinharR]

I will take more thunderbolt 3 Over a USB a port

[@benjpac5]

Have you even tried using a 2 in 1? Most people prefer them once you actually use them.

[@tekdw225]

To me only thing that dell really miss out on the newer model is full size SD card reader 🤔

[@nikrieder4577]

Whats the difrent bewin the i5- 8250U and the i7-8550u? On user benchmark is the diferent only 3% Is the i7 mor power efficiency or what? Sorry for my bad englisch i come from Switzerland.

[@DSDSDS1235]

The IO configuration is really not ideal. I agree that USB-C is superior in every way except the lack of compatibility with a majority of external devices. No mouse, no keyboard, no audio, which makes a dock necessary. However that is not my concern, dongles were never my problem, because I use way too much ports I need my adapter with 4 USB-A and RJ-45 gigabit NIC anyway. The problem really is the number of ports available. On a X1 Carbon, I can use my adapter on the thunderbolt port, use the HDMI for display, charge it with another thunderbolt port and still have USB-A ports spared for a usb hdd and a clear right side of the laptop for my mouse pad and my G502. Both of the XPS cannot handle this. I don't care which port you put on because plugging in one single adapter for everything I don't bring with me is a convinience, else I have to plug 5 wires in assuming it has 4 USB-A and a NIC, but at least it has to have 6 of them.

[@aranykai]

USB-C PD enabled usb/thunderbolt dock/adapter is capable of replicating HDMI, USB A and network ports while pass-thru charging the device. You can do literally everything you described with a single thunderbolt port on the XPS if you have a half-decent dock/adapter.

[@rajesh14983]

If the nano receiver of a wireless mouse is connected to this laptop using a "Type-C to Female Type-A OTG adapter", will the mouse work?

[@rph_redacted]

That Dell connect is really good. Windows should have this inbuilt in OS.

[@mendez827]

Just wanted to point out, he had a USB-C to A adapter going to a USB-A to USB-C adapter when talking about plugging in a hard drive.

[@tulibudouchoo]

Hi Eber, thanks for the review. But you once again did the good old graph-switcheroo. Please consider keeping the products in a fixed spot as opposed to sorting by performance.

[@david300m]

I purchased the 9370 about three weeks ago, i7, 16G ram and 512 hd, standard resolution (not 4K). A friend has the 9360 and I believe the 9370 is a better choice. I have a type-c port on my phone, tablet so I can use just type-c charging including an Anker battery pack. The speed of the unit is great for my work, coding, and Adobe Illustrater. I purchased a refurb from the dell site and save a few hundred as well. Thanks for the review.

[@wolf1438]

Thanks for review. Are you also planning to do Dell XPS 15 with core i9 video as from content creator perspective?

[@eventidewinds]

i don't get the point why it is an issue with the SD Card Slot. I only use Micro SD Cards for many years now, and you get an adapter if you have to use it in an device which only supports the standard SD format...

[@thebritish910]

Spot on, excellent comparison. Thank you, very useful!

[@bengregoire]

completely agree, I would have loved to see one 4-lane tb port and 1 fullsize sd-uhs2 port as the upgrade. I actually use the touch more than I thought I would on my xps13, it's great for using maps like airbnb, or craigslist. It also feels good when panning a photo in photoshop or using the laptop in a tight space like an airplane.

[@WillQuach]

I'm not sure if Eber covered this but the 9370 also improved the webcam placement (slightly). It's still the unflattering upward facing position since it's at the bottom of the screen but at least it's in the center rather than the left side.

[@andyhart3065]

Could you do a round up of best/budget laptop for creative people (ex: photographers,designers,editors)?

[@HaimPeretz]

Offtopic.. where you bought your watch band?

[@thegreatga]

I'm tired of hearing about the complaints of the new usb. Just order new cables, and the problem is solved. I love the new ports on my xps 13, and i ordered a few new cables for old external hdd, and scanner. It's not like they were cordless before.

[@jaydanthorpe6781]

I'm thinking about this or the XPS 15 2 in 1. Send help! I'm taking an engineering degree and not sure what to go with. I also have a razer core V2 and want to use it

[@tsuar993]

referring to the older model, my boyfriend and i had the 15 inch version on the Dell Xps 9560 and with BOTH of our laptops they ended up overheating and while his cpu failed, mine would eventually shut off hitting thermals at 78-ish c , I would later switch to a 15' razer. The Dell XPS is a beautiful laptop but for thermal issues at that price isnt acceptable. I am glad though that the newer model has solved the issue.

[@MG-217]

why the battery compare is from the previous gen I7 and the new gen I5 ? ( compare I7 to I7 ) ...

[@akshatporwal5875]

How do they make such cinematic brolls

[@n3rdstrength]

Just bought a 9360 with an 8th gen i5 on a steep discount, love this laptop.

[@thisisbusquets6269]

Scott Smith how's it doing now? I just ordered the 9360, 8th i7 because the i5s weren't available for the 9360 and 9370 both

[@michaelpham12]

That portable SSD has a type C to type C cable. There's a usb3 adapter on the side that you plug into the laptop, therefore you don't need the dongle

[@steveellsworth2547]

I know I am late to the party. I have had my Dell XPS 13 Ubuntu Developer Edition (9360)for about 13 - 14 months. I have not had one ounce of trouble. It is a shame so many folks have had challenges. The only remote issue to speak of, was with the Linux distro. It initially made my touchpad jump all over the place until I was able to get the settings right. It has been a work-horse for me. I do some coding on it with Python among other ventures. I would say for the viewers to not give up on this device. I am also an Apple iPhone/Mac user. That being said. Once I got my settings right, I gave my Mac to my son and have not looked back. Take Care Everyone!

[@cyberdasherxd2505]

9:00 also made the screen brighter from 302 nits to 358 nits

[@Quetzalcoatl0]

I need an XPS 15, but twice as thick and put like a 500wh battery.

[@DSDSDS1235]

Um you mean NOT XPS 15?

[@Quetzalcoatl0]

XPS 15 is the ~15.6 inch one right ? Just make it 2 times as thick, put HDMI , at least 2 USB A, and just make it's internals 85% battery. I want a laptop that lasts a week of 12 hours a day working on it. ^_^

[@DSDSDS1235]

uh that is over us legal limit i think

[@PhillyPose]

Looks awesome! Coffee lake and 2 Thunderbolt 3 and the last port is still USB-C 3.1. I hope more companies do this and get us off old USB. It's just a convenient standard. My Switch, phone, 2016 XPS and my work laptop are all USB-C. When i travel home I just need 1 cable to transfer and 1 brick to charge.

[@Vikingdescendent]

Good review. I agree, if it's not a flip, why have a touch screen?

[@yunalan9037]

When will you review the xps 15 9570?

[@idkthetime]

Wasn't that a usb-c ssd? why doesn't it have/you have a usb-c to usb-c?

[@patrik2725]

Does somebody know where I can find that desktop background ?

[@kawikaaukai]

I own the 9370 with the i5 8th gen. I completely agree if you own a 9360, don't upgrade. However, I switched from a 12 inch MacBook. I am already use to carrying a usb type C dongle. This notebook is fast, quiet, great panel, and has really good battery life. I use it to consume content and light photo editing.

[@roguesf3190]

I've got one on a truck being delivered to me RIGHT NOW!! I'll update with what I think.. I will say that I welcome the lack of legacy ports. I work with big data sometimes and also I need the fastest hardware available to be most effective at my job. USB type A is slow and Old. The latest and greatest stuff is all going to be USB C in the future so you might as well be ready!

[@mplovecraft]

USB A peripherals are going to be around for a long, long time. They are absolutely everywhere and people won't just throw them away. One USB A port wouldn't have been bad :)

[@aranykai]

That's what people said about floppy drives. Progress marches ever forward. No point in fighting it.

[@chaos787]

What about the camera?

[@tnecnivo]

2 important things were not mentioned in the video:- 1. the thunderbolt 3 port in 9370 supports FULL (4 lane PCIe) and the thunderbolt in 9360 only supports HALF (2 lane PCIe). 2. 8th Gen i5 has 4 cores and 7th gen i7 has only duo core. so of course i5 8th gen wins.

[@PWingert1966]

Having the white and gold version for 5 months I can tell you that there is some false clicking if you rest your palms to either side of the mouse pad. or Your mouse can be re positioned or a select or select all text event may occur. If you type the backspace key thinking your going back one character you end up deleting the entire block of text. Solution don't rest your palms on either side of the mouse pad. Also, there seems to be an issue with blue-tooth connectivity and recognizing new/unknown devices. My Sony MDR-ZX220BT is not recognised at all. My iPad and all my android devices recognise and connect / identify them just fine. Can't tell if its a hardware issue or an issue with Windows. It a hot room with no A/C I am getting issues with throttling. Solved by having a desk fan trained on unit to increase cooling during 30 degree Celsius weather. Need to wipe rear vents on a daily basis since ultra fine dust is collecting around them and desk area near them. I have a hepa filter in the room that gets ride of coarse to small particles. Located in downtown core heavy traffic area so lots of pollution during peak hours.

[@Kyuubiwar]

Can't wait to see your XPS 15 (2018) Review.

[@ox4tune]

Gore thermal insulation isn’t meant to cool laptop internals but keep the keyboard from feeling hot even if the internals are burning...

[@genexis_x9040]

Do some undervolting test. Also TDP (PL1) tuning

[@stevebutabi4264]

I have the 9360 with a 1080p display and it has a touch screen. Not sure if thats not an option on the new model but it definitely was on last years model.

[@Karthig1987]

Second link goes to an amazon page for the 9350 model and not the 9360

[@messiluisruiz]

The Dell mobile connect feature does not work for the 9360.

[@autronic9306]

Nice video my friend!👌

[@looseconnections8233]

What laptops would you recommend to students?

[@TomYourmombadil]

Adam Schroeder the 9370. I have it, amazing for typing long essays all day and great battery life. Super worth it. That said for my school I don't really need legacy ports so it's a case by case thing I guess

[@DSDSDS1235]

Buy something like Acer swift 3. You don't need this for anything you do, unless you stand in some bus for an hour to your school like I do and every gram counts. Also you get to play some game.

[@royalarchergaming3541]

The question is... CAN IT RUN CRISIS?

[@gaatjeniksan3068]

Thermaltake NO!

[@DanielRodriguez-fg5ll]

very useful video. if constructive criticism is welcome, I woudl say that it felt you either ran out of script or maybe did not have a script in some parts toward the end. voice is clear, but the wording was a bit circular and like you were not sure when and where to cut the video.

[@janubebo9106]

What is vpro means ?

[@AndyPandy33]

I wish reviewers would do a real world battery test. Refreshing web browser every 15 seconds isn't enough. How long does it last streaming 1080p KZbin/Netflix video on WiFi? How long does it last on Word/Excel processing?

[@MA2520]

i got the QHD+ version of 9360 just because i7-8850 is not available with FHD. you didn't mention that in the review.

[@ishanmuni5650]

Hello I'm planning to buy Dell 9360 i7 version. Or should I opt for 9370 lower specs version for approx 1150$

[@robmattson]

The keyboard switch mechanism is NOT the same. I tried them side by side in stores multiple times and the 9370 is spongier, more "membraney", and less "crisp" than the 9360.

[@logodedalo]

Think I wrote on the wrong video comments section. Do you guys intend to review the XPS 9575?

[@richarddcrossley]

I bought the older model with the i5 8th gen for the ports but especially the Matte display. I’ve found that so much better then my MacBooks or any glossy display under certain lighting. You can’t get Matte on the new model. Another advantage to the old version.

[@anytv]

sorry but i would like to know can it render a video in adobe after&, planing to buy it

[@richarddcrossley]

@@anytv it’s got an ok CPU even now but probably not really. Need gpu laptop for that. I don’t video/photo edit though.

[@anytv]

@@richarddcrossley i see thank you, yeah i thinking the same to buy something with GPU, but this one is so good sized , so thought if this dell can do editing and rendering tgen it's more than enought, but probably will buy something with nvidia 1050 or 1650. Thanks

[@mahu142]

I'm still using the Skylake XPS13 with i7+QHD Touch. I wanted to buy a 9370, but I just can't see the end of USB-A by the next 5 years.

[@amaxlite]

that Dell Mobile Connect feature is useful - too bad I seem to have bought an XPS that is a few months too early...

[@lmao-c]

Now honestly for a 13-inch class laptop I would say that 2 USB 3.0 ports would be perfect for a laptop like this one. The inclusion of one thunderbolt 3 port and then putting the SD card reader and a headphone jack would make this I/O much more enjoyable. (My opinion, tell me what y’all think in replies)

[@MrMonkeyindrag]

I just don't really see the fuss about the lack of usb-a ports, usb-c is just superior in every way. I have usb-c only on my laptop and its been far from a hindrance, bought a 3 pack of slim usb-a to c adapters off of Amazon for like $5 and i just leave them on the end of the cables for my external HDD's. Lack of card reader i can agree isn't great, it doesn't seem to problematic adding one in terms of its slim size, i don't know if theres a reason why there couldn't include one other than it breaking up the symmetry of ports.

[@aranykai]

I ordered a $7 USB-C Sata 2.5 drive enclosure to go with my USB-C only laptop. I get to keep a single external cable with my laptop bag that can charge my phone, charge my laptop, connect my external storage etc... I guess Eber isn't tech savy enough for that.

[@fairextl]

MrMonkeyindrag People don't want to carry adapters. It's not that they are heavy or bulky, it's the fact that they are easy to forget/loose.

[@franciscosilveira1097]

I don't think anyone argues USB-A is better than USB-C, but we all have something with USB-A and no one likes dongles. I would totally love to use USB-C for everything, but that isn't where we are at right now, so including at least one USB-A port is still pretty nice.

[@joeykeilholz925]

why is the mobile software thing only dell and 8th gen intel

[@DSDSDS1235]

dell wanting to make you buy their newest stuff lmao

[@Daldaren]

These are INSANELY popular in IT workspaces. These people care more about portability, computation power, and responsiveness. The loss of ports and need of dongles are of little consequence for most of the target audience.