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<blockquote data-quote="509322" data-source="post: 762907">LOL... I like the keyboard. It works for me.I tried 4K and promptly returned it.I like the XPS form factor, but they&#039;ve got to always throw-in in dedicated graphics card... which raises the price by $300 or more. The graphics card is a waste because most people don&#039;t game seriously on these machines or play games or use softs that utilize high-demand graphics.The vast majority of people who buy an XPS system are using it to do stuff that they can do on a $250 Chromebook. So it is really hard to justify the extra $1750 for what you get.The best part of an XPS 15 system - on the highest end models - is the huge, 10+ hour battery. However, I get 7+ hours out of my Chromebook. The extra 3 hours is costing me at least $1,000.I like my Dell XPS 15, but I am being honest in that it is not worth the money that I paid for it. The form factor and the long battery life are its best attributes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="509322, post: 762907"] LOL... I like the keyboard. It works for me. I tried 4K and promptly returned it. I like the XPS form factor, but they've got to always throw-in in dedicated graphics card... which raises the price by $300 or more. The graphics card is a waste because most people don't game seriously on these machines or play games or use softs that utilize high-demand graphics. The vast majority of people who buy an XPS system are using it to do stuff that they can do on a $250 Chromebook. So it is really hard to justify the extra $1750 for what you get. The best part of an XPS 15 system - on the highest end models - is the huge, 10+ hour battery. However, I get 7+ hours out of my Chromebook. The extra 3 hours is costing me at least $1,000. I like my Dell XPS 15, but I am being honest in that it is not worth the money that I paid for it. The form factor and the long battery life are its best attributes. [/QUOTE]

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