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Dell XPS 15 (2020) vs MacBook Pro (16-inch) Comparison

Dell XPS 15 (2020) vs MacBook Pro (16-inch) Comparison

Posted on May 19, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Battle of the premium powerhouses

It’s one of my favorite face-offs of the year: the Dell XPS 15 versus the MacBook Pro. Both laptops have earned 4.5 stars and Editor’s Choice awards. They also have spots on our Best Laptops 2020 page. Targeting power users like creative professionals, both laptops are absolutely stacked.

In one corner you have the XPS 15. The newly updated laptop is smaller, but still manages to house larger keys and a massive keyboard. Dell also found a way to dramatically shrink the bezels even further, including the thick bottom border.
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Computers & IT Tags:comparison, Creative, Dell, Dell XPS 15, laptop, Laptops, MacBook, macbook pro

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