Quote from: Karol on August 05, 2019, 17:27:02
You need to review version with i7 and i9 and dedicated gpus. Nobody buys this i5 with igpu.
And dont rush this review. Do an extensive one please

Exactly, review the top end model of the Dell with the i9-9980HK CPU and OLED screen.

With your review of the XPS 15 9570 that concluded with the score of 92% in spite of multiple issues with this laptop. I would like to suggest that the score should take into account proportionally all machine issues (bios, drivers, features such as the nose camera or an awkward keyboard for example).
In my case, after reading the 92% score that day, I was very close to place an order for that XPS 15 but I suddenly felt that it was too good to be true, I had a doubt which was justified later for until today, certain problem was solved for the new XPS 15 7590 but not for the the XPS 15 9570 which was 92% (very good) !

Quote from: T R on August 05, 2019, 17:54:45
I disagree, I'm interested in the 9300h because its two cores less so this should impact positively on the battery life.

It would be nice to know if ram is soldered on the XPS too.

i5 dGPU XPS RAM is not soldered. Source: I own an XPS 7590 i5 GTX1650.

heat issues especially with the lenovo?

I disagree, I'm interested in the 9300h because its two cores less so this should impact positively on the battery life.

It would be nice to know if ram is soldered on the XPS too.

It would be good to include the Dell Precision 7540 in this comparison too. It's explicitly a workstation laptop with Quadro cards and not vastly heavier at 1.88 kg.

This was probably the one given from Dell, but in the past, they're always reviewed multiple models, including an i5 and i7. They're not really in control of everything Dell sends them if this is the case, but I bet there will be more to come.

You need to review version with i7 and i9 and dedicated gpus. Nobody buys this i5 with igpu.
And dont rush this review. Do an extensive one please