The XPS series is marketed as Dell's flagship PC series for consumers. It's supposed to be a step up from the less expensive Inspiron series in terms of build quality and form factor. Nonetheless, we're still flabbergasted that the manufacturer continues to offer very low specifications for what should otherwise be a top-of-the-line laptop.
Last year's XPS 13 7390 with the Intel 10th gen Core i5-10210U CPU is now on sale at Dell.com for $643 USD when applying the code 'SAVE10'. The laptop comes with one of the best displays we've seen on any Windows Ultrabook especially at this low of a price range. Its built-in support for Thunderbolt 3 is another icing on the cake.
The main drawbacks to the deal are the measly 4 GB of LPDDR3 RAM and 128 GB SSD. While the latter is thankfully user-upgradeable, the former is soldered. Dell gives the option to double the RAM and storage for an extra $100 USD, but it's such a shame that budget-conscious users can't do it themselves.
See our full review on the XPS 13 7390 here to learn more about the chassis and its features.













