The XPS 13 9300 display can be 20 percent brighter than what Dell is letting on, but you'll need a few clicks to enable it

[Redaktion]

Dell advertises a maximum brightness of 500 nits across all current XPS 13 9300 SKUs regardless of display resolution. Our own tests, however, show a maximum brightness of about 600 nits when under certain conditions. Here's how to enable that "extra" brightness.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-XPS-13-9300-display-can-be-20-percent-brighter-than-what-Dell-is-letting-on-but-you-ll-need-a-few-clicks-to-enable-it.458953.0.html

[Ari Bloch]

Is 4k panel worth it?

[PacoCornholio]

No, it's not.  Nice display, but I'm getting around 7 hours of battery life and the panel size makes the lower-res version detailed enough.

If you can, wait for the lower-res version with 16GB RAM and more storage.  I only bought the 4K for the RAM, and I wish I hadn't.

[Sepp dair]

I would like to see a review about the 4k screen. Is that coming the next time?

[papasmiles]

I agree. I really want to know the actual brightness for the 4K screen.