DellXPS 15 9510 15.6" FHD+ Laptop, Intel Core i7-11800H, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050Ti 4GB, Backlit Keyboard, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 11 Home, (Silver)

As someone who relies on their laptop for work, entertainment, and everything in between, I was blown away by the performance and design of the Dell XPS 15 9510. This 15.6" FHD+ laptop is a true powerhouse, with its 11th Gen Intel Core processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics card delivering lightning-fast speeds and exceptional performance.But the Dell XPS 15 9510 is more than just a high-performance machine – it's also a work of art. The sleek and stylish design features a stunning edge-to-edge display and a compact, lightweight form factor that makes it easy to take on the go. And the premium materials and attention to detail make it clear that this is a laptop that was crafted with care.But what really sets the Dell XPS 15 9510 apart is its exceptional user experience. The keyboard is comfortable and responsive, and the touchpad is precise and intuitive. And the speakers deliver clear, rich audio that's perfect for watching movies or listening to music.Overall, I would highly recommend the Dell XPS 15 9510 to anyone looking for a high-performance laptop that's also a joy to use. It's the perfect combination of power, style, and usability, and it's sure to become an essential part of your daily routine.

Good points:- Looks nice- Nice screen- SD card readerBad points:- Partial keyboard (see below)- Keyboard feel is terrible- Weighs a ton- No USB A ports. Plenty of space for them but they decided to put in USB C only- No Ethernet option. I don't expect an RJ45 port but they should supply a dongle. There are times when you need gigabit speeds and despite the marketing, you never get that with WiFi, even the latest and greatest.But the real issue is the keyboard. It feels terrible to use. Like using a 1982 Sinclair ZX Spectrum. And there are no page up/down or home/end keys. Theses are essential keys for anyone who does any document editing. If you don't know how to use these and are the sort of person who types with one finger then fair enough; get this laptop, or a tablet. But if you are someone who values productivity, save yourself the heartache and get a Thinkpad. I got one of these from work and it's probably going to sit in its box until the time comes to renew it.