Testseek.com have collected 156 expert reviews of the Dell XPS 15 9550 - Late 2015 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Dell XPS 15 9550 - Late 2015.
January 2016
(84%)
156 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(82%)
758 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
840100156
The editors liked
Display
Performance
Thunderbolt 3
Clickpad
An eye-catching 15-inch 4K display in a nearly bezel-free frame
Plus high-end processor and graphics options
All in a slim
Professional-looking body
Anodized aluminium and carbon-fiber offer elegant and robust construction
Latest CPU and high-end GPU for strong computing and gaming performance
Crisp and clear InfinityEdge display with high level contrast
Lightweight chassis and smaller footprint c
The editors didn't like
Battery life
Speakers
Keyboard
960M not futureproof
The better configurations can cost a lot
While the keyboard could be bigger and the touchpad has a floaty feel
Battery is non removable even with the enclosed motherboard
Screen flickering at low brightness
1 Year warranty is disappointing considering the price tag
Anodized aluminium and carbon-fiber offer elegant and robust construction, Latest CPU and high-end GPU for strong computing and gaming performance, Crisp and clear InfinityEdge display with high level contrast, Lightweight chassis and smaller footprint c
Battery is non removable even with the enclosed motherboard, Screen flickering at low brightness, 1 Year warranty is disappointing considering the price tag, The laptop can only be bought from Dell directly
The launch of Dell XPS 15 2016 was highly anticipated, but disappointingly the notebook came plagued with software and system BIOS issues. Fortunately, Dell has fixed all of these minor issues right in time to make sure that it does not affect the integri...
Abstract: The fans have spoken. It wasn't enough last year for me to compare Microsoft's Surface Book to Apple's MacBook Pro 13. Silly me, I figured a dual-core 13-inch laptop should go up against a dual-core 13-inch laptop. But nooooo, fans cried: For this to be a...
Abstract: The most noticeable characteristic of the XPS 15 is its extraordinary display. With almost no bezel around the screen, 4K resolution, above average brightness, viewability from almost any angle, and superb colour, it feels markedly more immersive than Ret...
An eye-catching 15-inch 4K display in a nearly bezel-free frame, plus high-end processor and graphics options, all in a slim, professional-looking body
The better configurations can cost a lot, while the keyboard could be bigger and the touchpad has a floaty feel
The Dell XPS 15 is a premium-feeling 4K laptop that outdoes the MacBook Pro in several categories. Its bezel-free design should be the gold standard going forward...
I've found a lot of mostly minor things to pick on, but don't be misled by that. The Dell XPS 9550 is a well-designed, well-equipped laptop, and although Windows 10 isn't perfect, it's a whole lot better than Windows 8. Together they're a pleasure to use...
Battery life, Speakers, Keyboard, 960M not futureproof
A powerful 15-inch laptop squeezed into a 14-inch sized chassis, the XPS 15 is a great fit for productivity work, gaming and entertainment thanks to its excellent 4K display. Just watch out for its lacklustre battery life, poor speakers and and shallow ke...
The Dell XPS 15 is a fantastic laptop. Sure it has a premium price tag, but it also has premium features with a jaw-dropping 4K display, strong performance, and a well built portable design. One of the strongest selling points of this device is its versat...
Published: 2016-11-07, Author: Christopher , review by: wired.com
Fantastic performance. Best of breed touchscreen, with nexttono bezel. Great touchpad. Ready to take us into our USBC future
Prone to crashes; At press time, the unit is frozen in the middle of restoring to factory settings and is unable to complete the operation. Fairly awful keyboard. Expensive
Two years later I still think the Dell XPS 15 is the best 15.6-inch laptop you can buy – assuming you don't also want a tablet or pen. I mention that caveat because it is important. Many, including myself, think the Surface two-in-one design is fantastic...
Published: 2016-08-01, Author: Sebastian , review by: pcper.com
I love the keyboards on ThinkPad notebooks, and the trackpads on MacBooks. But the XPS 15 is my new favorite laptop, hands down. This is not to downplay the XPS 13, itself a fine ultra-portable machine with tremendous upside. The price on the 13-inch mach...
