XPS 14
DellReleased May 1, 2024 · Analysis updated Aug 6, 2026
This lightweight laptop boasts strong CPU performance, long battery life, and premium build quality with great sound. The Dell XPS 14 scores 82/100 based on 10 expert reviews in the laptops category. Coverage includes reviews from Pickr, Ifeeltech, Cnn, and Pcmag.
Pros
- Strong CPU performance(7)
- Long battery life(5)
- Lightweight design(4)
- Great sound quality(4)
- Premium build quality(4)
Cons
- Limited features(10)
- High price(8)
- Limited ports(2)
- Keys too close(2)
10 Publication Reviews
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Slim, fast, and sexy, the Dell XPS 14 stuns and shines with some clever design.
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The XPS 14 (2026) is a significant step forward that addresses previous design concerns and genuinely closes the battery efficiency gap with Apple Silicon for Windows professionals.
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The Dell XPS 14 is back in a big way with phenomenal battery life, but you must choose between OLED brilliance and endurance.
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Dell's XPS 14 marks a return to form with a premium redesign that closely emulates the MacBook Air while adding features like Tandem OLED and traditional keyboard keys.
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The Dell XPS 14 (2026) is a thin and light notebook that leverages Intel's Panther Lake architecture to deliver startling integrated GPU performance that rivals entry-level discrete options.
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The Dell XPS 14 kickstarts the return of the XPS line alongside the larger XPS 16 (a smaller XPS 13 is expected later this year).
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Dell is headed in the right direction with the XPS 14, and I can recommend it again.
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Dell's revamped XPS 14 is lighter and more powerful than ever, but it's hampered by an annoying keyboard.
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