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MacBook Pro (13-Inch and 15-Inch, Mid 2017)īoth MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2017) and MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid/Touch Bar 2017) models ares powered with a dual core Intel Core i5 Kaby Lake and Intel Iris Plus Graphics 640 graphic core.

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5.6 MacBook Pro (13-inch, 3.1GHz Intel Core i5, Mid /Touch Bar 2017).

5.5 MacBook Pro (13-inch, 3.3GHz Intel Core i5, Mid /Touch Bar 2017).

5.4 MacBook Pro (13-inch, 3.5GHz Intel Core i7, Mid /Touch Bar 2017).

5.3 MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2.8GHz Intel Core i7, Mid /Touch Bar 2017).

5.2 MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2.9GHz Intel Core i7, Mid /Touch Bar 2017).

5.1 MacBook Pro (15-inch, 3.1GHz Intel Core i7, Mid /Touch Bar 2017).

1 MacBook Pro (13-Inch and 15-Inch, Mid 2017).

This is in addition to the more powerful top-end processors that manage higher peak clock speeds than the processor available in the Dell XPS 13.Īt the bottom end, the XPS 13 is better value in terms of raw performance, but as you go up the MacBook range and gain access to the Touch Bar and higher performance, the MacBook’s price premium starts to make more sense.Īpple has brought the 13-inch MacBook Pro closer to the Dell XPS 13 in terms of price by cutting its minimum storage offering in half to 128GB, while Dell still offers a 256GB drive. The MacBook Pro goes well beyond that as you continue up the range, thanks to the more expensive storage and memory options at the top-end. MacBook Pro vs Dell XPS 13: Pricing and final thoughtsĭell’s XPS 13 starts out cheaper than the MacBook Pro and tops out at £1749 with the top-of-the-range model. The MacBook Pro easily beats the Dell XPS 13 when it comes to colour coverage, and Dell so far hasn’t come up with an answer. The top-end XPS 13 goes well beyond that with a 3200×1800-pixel panel that also gets a glossy touch layer.

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The cheapest Dell XPS 13 gets a 1920×1080-pixel Full HD display, while all the MacBooks get ‘Retina’ 2560×1600 screens. We also know, based on our 2016 model reviews, that the MacBook Pro has substantially faster storage than the Dell XPS 13. The MacBook Pro now has Dell beat for memory speed as well, with all of its devices coming with 2133MHz memory as standard, where the XPS 13 only ships with 1866MHz memory. Graphics performance is also different, there’s a variety of Intel HD 620 up to Intel Iris 640 on the Dell XPS 13, whereas the MacBook Pro starts at Intel Iris 640 and goes up to Iris 650 on the high-end models.

But the very top-end MacBook Pro is more powerful than the most powerful Dell XPS 13, with a maximum clock speed of 4GHz. The two machines use Intel’s latest Kaby Lake 7th-gen processors, but they each use slightly different models with different clock speeds.Īt the low end, the Dell is more powerful. Dell gives you two regular USB 3.0 ports along with a USB 3.1/Thunderbolt 3 ports and an SD card reader. You can plug the power adapter into any port and charge the device. In terms of ports, the MacBook 13-inch gets four USB 3.1/Thunderbolt 3 ports for powering high-end peripherals such as monitors and storage arrays. Although, based on our reviews of last year’s machines, it’s really not as useful as we’d hoped. The more expensive 13-inch MacBook gets Apple’s clever Touch bar, which is a feature no other laptop on the planet has. It won’t be for everyone, but its a comfortable, accurate and responsive keyboard that’s hard to beat. The MacBook also gets Apple’s Force Touch tech, which simulates a physical click using haptic feedback and allows for pressure-sensitive interactions.Īpple’s Butterfly keyboard design makes a return and has been improved over last year’s model. The touchpad on the MacBook is substantially bigger than that on the XPS 13, which makes for much more comfortable gestures and swiping. The MacBook is also available in a Space Grey material, like the 12-inch MacBook. Apple has continued to use the tried and tested aluminium unibody design, while Dell has a metal body and lid with a wrist rest coated in carbon fibre. The materials used are different on each device. Rounded up to the nearest millimetre, both the XPS 13 and MacBook are the same thickness. The MacBook is slightly larger in terms of overall footprint as well, so side-by-side the Dell looks significantly smaller. The Dell XPS 13 wins off the bat in terms of weight, coming in 170g lighter than both 13-inch MacBook Pro models. One thing that’s mostly the same between the two new MacBooks is the physical design, so this is a good place to start. MacBook Pro vs Dell XPS 13: Design and build Intel HD Graphics 620 or Intel Iris Graphics 640 7th Gen Intel Core i5 and i7 (up to 3.8GHz)ħth Gen Intel Core i5 or Core i7 (up to 4GHz)

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