alaTest Sites
About alaTest
Connect with alaTest
alaTest, All about reviews. © 2005-2025 ICSS AB. All rights reserved. Privacy & Terms
137 reviews
Apr, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 137 reviews of Dell XPS 9370 (13.3-Inch, 2018). The average rating for this product is 4.4/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Reviewers really like the battery and screen. The portability and design also get good feedback, whereas there are some negative comments about the sound. There are some mixed opinions about the price.
performance, design, portability, screen, battery
sound
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Dell XPS 9370 (13.3-Inch, 2018) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 89/100 = Very good quality.
See all Dell Laptop ComputersExpert review by : Joe Osborne (techradar.com)
Making the best laptop in the world even better
Centered IR webcam ; Gorgeous new design ; Beautiful optional 4K display ; Impressive performance
Steeper starting price ; White option is pricier ; Still gotta’ move that webcam
Moving the webcam position, adding facial login and a four-mic array, giving Intel’s chips more headroom to perform even better and adding a 4K screen have all evolved the XPS into an even more formidable flagship laptop. In directly addressing the...
Expert review by : Paul O’Brien (techradar.com)
A truly top-notch Linux laptop…
Fantastically portable ; Excellent performance levels ; Class-leading 4K display ; Comfortable keyboard
Disappointing webcam ; No USB-A ports ; Touchscreen model is susceptible to glare
It barely seems possible but Dell has made its flagship laptop even better by reducing the size and weight, bumping up the processor and packing in a 4K screen. No other Linux laptop compares.
Expert review by : Andrew Williams (pocket-lint.com)
The Dell XPS 13 is a lot thinner than the last version, and has a neat new fingerprint scanner built into the power button. Even the entry-level
Slimmest XPS 13 ever ; Excellent screen quality ; Great build quality ; 3x USB-C sockets
Shorter battery life than predecessor ; USB-C connections only
Expert review by : Chris Martin (techadvisor.co.uk)
Can Dell make its XPS 13 laptop any better? Well it's tried with a new 2019 model so we compare the two and explain what has and hasn't changed.
TechAdvisor Recommended
Expert review by : Henry Burrell (techadvisor.co.uk)
With its 2018 XPS 13, Dell has managed to make a laptop that only the most demanding users will be able to find tangible fault in. There are some cheaper rivals, but it successfully undercuts Microsoft's Surface range for value for money. Here is our...
Expert review by : Andrew Williams (stuff.tv)
What's the most desirable laptop out there? If you just want thin-ness maybe it's the Acer Swift 7. If you love Apple it's the MacBook Pro. Easy. Want
Fantastic Full HD screen ; Thinner and lighter than before ; Superb all-round build quality
Battery is smaller this time ; Still a costly machine
Royalty among Windows laptops, this is an ultraportable we wish we could keep for good
Expert review by : Andrew Williams (stuff.tv)
Take the best Windows ultraportable and make it a convertible - what's not to like?
Great trackpad and keyboard combo ; Thin and light ; Classic Dell build quality
No USBs ; Expensive ; Not a performance powerhouse
A top-quality ultra-portable hybrid, but it’s not for penny-pinchers or performance fiends
Expert review by : Stuart Andrews (stuff.tv)
This MacBook Air rival comes with a bigger screen and slimmer body. So what's the catch?
Thin and light for a 13 incher ; Good full HD screen ; Solid everyday performance ; Nice backlit keyboard ; Decent battery life
Harsh sound ; Oddly placed camera
A nippy, highly usable ultrabook that packs mucho screen into not much space.
Expert review by : Darien Graham-Smith (alphr.com)
Slimmer, lighter and more attractive than before: the Dell XPS 13 remains among best Windows ultraportable money can buy
Wisely, Dell hasn’t tried to completely reinvent the XPS 13, but there’s enough here that’s new to make this the most exciting revision in years. Performance and battery life are terrific, and the ultra-compact, display-centric design is now slimmer...
Expert review by : Alfred Siew (techgoondu.com)
In this Dell re-design, what you get are most of the handy features much loved in the previous XPS 13, plus an even sleeker design.
Please select your alaTest site to get local reviews and prices:
We have local websites in the following countries: