Dell XPS 16 (2026) Review: Thin, Elegant And Surprisingly Fast
… Hot Hardware head honcho Dave actually already reviewed the 14" version of this laptop ; if you haven't read his review, spoilers: it's pretty great. …
… Hot Hardware head honcho Dave actually already reviewed the 14" version of this laptop ; if you haven't read his review, spoilers: it's pretty great. …
… The upgraded chips feature raised "uncore" NGU and "die to die" D2D clock rates that radically raise real-world memory performance, and with fast RAM, the new chips can come surprisingly close to AMD's "X3D" processors in gaming while delivering strong performance in desktop productivity performanc… …
… It's extremely large, so a single swipe can easily get the cursor anywhere on the screen, which is great. While the touchpad is surprisingly not prone to accidental taps with my thumb, it isn't immune to accidental swipes of my palms, which can be somewhat problematic. …
… It's not a great look for Google. …
… With AMD X3D CPUs being rightfully-praised for their great gaming performance and the WQXGA 2560x1600 display rated for up to 240Hz, the flexibility for a great esports experience is very much present here. …
… And while it lacks Apple’s Force Touch haptics, the MacBook Neo’s trackpad feels great. …
… Despite its relative thinness, GPU temps remain surprisingly tame with this card. …
… The game still looks great this way, and it runs pretty decently too. …
… This lets you capture great images at up to 10x zoom, good pictures at up to 30x zoom, and decent shots beyond that. …
… Surprisingly, rather than thick slabs like the ASUS ROG Flow , most of the machines are thin and lights, despite the up-to-140W TDP of the GB10 SoC. …