Dell XPS 27

usability, price, design, size, reliability

81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

There is no word on an official Dell XPS One 27 price yet, but this looks like being a compelling option for those that want a single, stylish PC for there living room.

Sheer power for gaming and content creation ; Ports, ports, and more ports ; Keeping it cool and quiet

Better break open several piggy banks ; Dull design

Don’t let its plain-to-the-point-of-boring exterior fool you. The Dell XPS Desktop (8960) is a formidable gaming PC dressed as an office cog. It makes a case for non-RGB riddled PCs, but its price might also make you spit out that beverage you’re...

Handsome display ; Satisfying mouse and keyboard ; Virtually unparalleled built-in sound

Mouse and keyboard use AAA batteries ; Relatively expensive ; No HDMI-in

Though it’s ludicrously more expensive than its nearest competitor, the Dell XPS 27 is offers crisp-sounding speakers, lush Ultra HD display and – for the most part – a stellar design.

Big screen ; 2560 x 1440 resolution ; Good components ; Great media capabilities ; Nice design

Bit pricey ; Underpowered graphics

The release of Windows 8 has led to a resurgence in all-in-one PCs such as the Dell XPS One 27 Touch.

Nice design ; Decent performance

Not the best CPU ; Graphics should be better for the cash

We can't help feeling that you should be getting a bit more for your money with the Dell, but it's still a competent system all the same

The XPS 27 (2017) has a terrific audio system, especially for an all-in-one, and a display with excellent color reproduction. It can also be configured to deliver decent gameplay and basic VR capability.

The webcam is poorly placed and it's not the most graceful-looking all-in-one. And the back connectors are miserably difficult to work with.

For discriminating ears and eyes, the XPS 27 (2017) all-in-one offers the best combination of features for the money.

Gorgeous 4K display that tilts for digital artists ; Enough power for serious art or video work ; Sounds fantastic for an all-in-one

A bit portly compared to an iMac ; Bundled keyboard and mouse feel cheap ; Hinge is a bit wobbly

It might not be as slim or svelte as an iMac, but the XPS 27 makes up for it in power and flexibility. The best Windows all-in-one you can buy

The updated ; is highlighted by excellent performance and features, plus a higher-than-1080p touch screen, Nvidia graphics, and Intel's latest fourth-gen CPUs. An HDMI input lets it double as a display for a game console or cable box.

The main benefit of Intel's new chips, amazing battery life, isn't applicable here. The adjustable stand could offer more flexibility.

As a big-screen upscale all-in-one with touch and decent gaming chops, the latest version of Dell's XPS 27 is a great all-around home PC that covers a lot of bases.