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Dell XPS 15 9500 Review: Buy this laptop instead of a MacBook Pro 16

Dell XPS 15 9500 Review: Buy this laptop instead of a MacBook Pro 16

Posted on July 6, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Dell’s completely redesigned XPS 15 9500 arrives just in time to kick the MacBook Pro 16 into its grave

Timing is everything in the PC business, and the Dell XPS 15 9500, an overdue refresh to the company’s high-end workhorse, arrives just in time for it to be truly considered the “MacBook Pro killer” it’s always aspired to be.

Yes, we know “MacBook Pro killer” is overused Internet clickbait. But with Apple’s decision to throw in the towel on x86-based laptops, anyone buying a Mac today is basically volunteering to stand on the deck of the Titanic and wave as the last lifeboats pull away.
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