Dell XPS 15 2-in-1 review: In pictures

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  • A 15.6-inch touch-capable 4K IPS stunner

    A 15.6-inch touch-capable 4K IPS stunner

    Dell has put a display in this laptop that is hard to beat.

    Photo by: Sebaztian Barns/ZDNet

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

  • The shiny reverse

    The shiny reverse

    The grill on the rear of the keyboard will blow hot air at the drop of a hat, and is the biggest annoyance in an otherwise good device.

    Photo by: Sebaztian Barns/ZDNet

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

  • Webcam placement

    Webcam placement

    The webcam sits below the Dell logo, and can make for interesting angles in laptop mode. When used in tent mode, the webcam placement is a lot better.

    Photo by: Sebaztian Barns/ZDNet

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

  • USB-C power done right

    USB-C power done right

    The XPS 15 has four USB-C ports capable of accepting power -- this is how it should be done.

    Photo by: Sebaztian Barns/ZDNet

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

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    The XPS 15 2-in-1 in its regular laptop configuration.

    Photo by: Sebaztian Barns/ZDNet

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

  • Dogs and cats living together

    Dogs and cats living together

    The XPS combines an Intel CPU with an AMD Radeon GPU, which leads to interesting crossovers, such as the Intel-branded settings panel for the Radeon.

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

  • Crapware

    Crapware

    The combination of Windows 10 notifications and OEM crapware means that advertisements are truly more annoying than ever.

    This one in particular refused to be dismissed before it disappeared on the third go.

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

  • More crapware

    More crapware

    There are so many unwanted applications installed by default on this device, it makes one wonder what they will push onto users next year.

    Caption by: Chris Duckett

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Webcam placement

The webcam sits below the Dell logo, and can make for interesting angles in laptop mode. When used in tent mode, the webcam placement is a lot better.

Caption by: Chris Duckett

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