Dell XPS 11 User Review

Some products are simply ahead of their time because they employ concepts and ideas that consumers aren't willing to accept. The Dell XPS 11 initially fell into this category, a statement which is reinforced by the fact Dell introduced the original XPS 11 in June 2013 and discontinued it just 6 months later. Originally the XPS 11 was offered as either an Intel Core i3 or Core i5 model with the latter costing a hefty $1499. Currently the laptop can be purchased for $899 or less online. At this price point the Dell XPS 11 becomes a very attractive Ultrabook considering its specifications and form factor. As such it may warrant a second look.

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Great review and that's a good perspective on it. This was definitely not without flaws ...wonder what the marketing folks said when it came out of engineering.

 

That seems like an awfully big oversight in a Yoga-style convertible device. A lot of people are going to open and close it by the side, not the front-center of the lid (where you will get thumbprints on the webcam).

I'm far less concerned about the size of the bezel. In tablet mode, a bezel gives you something to hold without setting off the touchscreen. Particularly with a heavy convertible tablet like this or my Duo 11, that's important.

 

Can you test if that keyboard on the laptop have NKRO? xD