Dell XPS M1330 epinions.com User Reviews

Light Weight, Very Bright Screen (LED version), SSD Solid State Drive, DVD Slot Drive, SSD!

High Pitched Whine, Distorting Speakers, Small 32GB SSD, Battery Runtime, Price, Sleep Mode*, Windows Vista*

Light Weight, Very Bright Screen (LED version), SSD Solid State Drive, DVD Slot Drive, SSD!

High Pitched Whine, Distorting Speakers, Small 32GB SSD, Battery Runtime, Price, Sleep Mode*, Windows Vista*

Great colors, Loads quickly, Affordable price, light weight

Battery only stays charged for two hours

I began my search for my laptop the summer before beginning my first quarter of college. I looked through several different ads and looked on many websites to figure out which laptop I wanted to purchase. After deciding that I wanted to purchase a Dell ....

Great colors, Loads quickly, Affordable price, light weight

Battery only stays charged for two hours

After using this new laptop for 12-hours per day for about 30-days I have decided to point out some observations to help the people thinking of buying one. I had to finally replace my 4-year old Dell D400 ultra-light laptop. The D400 has a 12" screen ...

Light Weight, Very Bright Screen (LED version), SSD Solid State Drive, DVD Slot Drive, SSD!

High Pitched Whine, Distorting Speakers, Small 32GB SSD, Battery Runtime, Price, Sleep Mode*, Windows Vista*

I have had dell computers for many years and decided that my new laptop would be a dell, since I like their products and know my way around their customer service. This computer initially caught my eye because it looks awesome ? and upon detailed ...

looks great, cool features like media center with remote, thin and light, fast/powerful

if you buy the 9 cell battery, you can't open the screen 180 degrees

I bought this Dell XPS M1330 for my daughter who is attending university this fall. The company I work for gets a good discount on the Dell Website and also it was on sale. I would not pay the full price for this though not because it is not worth it but...

Thin, stylish, well made, not a lot of bloatware.

Power supply and cord a bit cumbersome.

The Dell XPS M1330 is the smallest model in Dell’s line of XPS notebook PC’s, a line of feature packed premium models noted for their attractive designs, performance, and price tags. The M1330 is one of the thinnest and lightest ...

State of the art features, a Dell design that's the envy of Sony or Apple

Poor HDMI implementation, pricey, only 2 USB ports

After using this new laptop for 12-hours per day for about 30-days I have decided to point out some observations to help the people thinking of buying one. I had to finally replace my 4-year old Dell D400 ultra-light laptop. The D400 has a 12" screen ...

Light Weight, Very Bright Screen (LED version), SSD Solid State Drive, DVD Slot Drive, SSD!

High Pitched Whine, Distorting Speakers, Small 32GB SSD, Battery Runtime, Price, Sleep Mode*, Windows Vista*

My old Inspiron 4100 decided to break so I had to replace it and got totally sucked in to the latest technology from DELL. Although it cost me nearly $2,000 for a state-of-the art Penryn machine (2.5GHZ/3GB Ram/320GB HDD/128MB NVidia Video/LED Screen). ....

Performance/Weight ratio, battery life, WOW factor, LED screen.

Cost, time required to reinstalled OS in order to maximize system performance.