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With the Dell XPS line, Dell has managed to create a consistent and capable alternative to the MacBook Pro year in and year out. Though users that consider portability as important as power will gravitate towards the smaller models, the Dell XPS 17 exists for those who need all the screen real estate and power they can get to take care of their productivity workloads. And, the XPS 17 (2021) stays true to that tradition. Take our review model – it’s about as powerful a Windows laptop as you’ll find on the market right now. It comes with the kind of components that can keep up with powerful desktop computers, such as its 11th-gen Intel Core i7, 32GB of RAM, and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 GPU. More impressively, it’s incredibly slim for such a powerhouse, measuring only 0.77 inches thick. All that performance doesn’t come cheap, however. The model we reviewed will set you back $2,949 (about £2,130, AU$4,020) and is probably not the right configuration for a lot of people. You can find ...

The Dell XPS 17 (2021) may be new, but there’s still a chance it could get a discount during the upcoming Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales events since Dell likes to run sales on its products fairly often. Check out our pick of the best Dell Black Friday deals for more great options. There’s been no other line of laptops that has competed with the MacBook Pro as consistently or for as long as the Dell XPS series of laptops. While the smaller models marry performance with portability, the Dell XPS 17 has always been about providing as much power and screen real estate as possible for the people that need a little extra to handle their workload. The Dell XPS 17 (2021) is no different. The kind of internals that our review model comes equipped with is about as robust as you can expect in a Windows laptop at the moment. From its 11th-gen Intel Core i7 to 32GB of RAM and a discrete Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card, this can go head-to-head with powerful desktop PCs. Yet,...

The Dell XPS lineup has always been there to take on the MacBook Pro , providing excellent performance in a portable chassis – at least the 15- and 13-inch variations. The Dell XPS 17 , however, due to its larger size, is all about providing top-notch performance and an excellent display for folks that need something a bit beefier to get through their work.  And the newest Dell XPS 17 certainly delivers. The model reviewed here is absolutely packed with the most powerful hardware you can find in a laptop in its class right now. We're talking an 11th-gen Intel Core i7 processor, 32GB of RAM and a discrete Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 GPU. This is a laptop that, despite its thin 0.77-inch-thick chassis, can absolutely power you through whatever creative workload you have, on the go. Though, to be fair, you're going to have to pay to handle this kind of power. Our configuration will set you back a whopping $2,949 (about £2,130, AU$4,020), so this shouldn't be your first bet if ...