Simply put, the HP Spectre x360 13.5 and Dell XPS 13 Plus are two of the best laptops you can buy at any price and any size. These flagships sit at the top of the heap in terms of premium designs and components.
Both are premium laptops, and the XPS 13 Plus has a wider range of prices. Dell has a slight advantage here in that you can get the maximum RAM with the OLED display, even though you’re paying more for it. HP has done a great job with Spectre keyboards for several years now. They have plenty of key spacing and large keycaps, with a switch mechanism that’s snappy and light with precise bottoming action. It’s one of the best keyboards in Windows laptops, rivaled only by Apple’s excellent Magic Keyboard on the latest MacBooks. The XPS 13 Plus keyboard is quite different, with an edge-to-edge design and very little space between keys.
Performance We reviewed the Spectre x360 13.5 with a 15-watt Intel 12th-gen 10-core/12-thread Core i7-1255U, a lower-power variant of Intel’s Alder Lake chips for thin and light laptops. Our XPS 13 Plus review unit was equipped with the 28-watt 14-core/20-thread Core i7-1280P, a faster CPU on paper. Both laptops offer utilities that allow for some thermal adjustment, and both were effective in running quieter and cooler in balanced mode versus faster, louder, and hotter in performance mode.
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