Which Dell XPS 13 should you buy?

Which Dell XPS 13 configuration works best for me?

Buying a new laptop can be an overwhelming experience. You don't want to get stuck with something soon-to-be outdated, and you want to plan for the future. If you want your new laptop to remain relevant for a few years, why not just buy the most expensive option and be done with it? Your budget might not allow for the most expensive option, and that option might not even be the best for you.

Dell XPS 13 can be opened up so a few of the internal parts can be upgraded. This means that you can save some money now on specs you don't really need for your daily workload, and upgrade later when the newest, biggest, fastest hardware arrives on the market. If you're not sure where to go from here, we've put together an XPS 13 buying guide broken down into separate hardware to ensure you spend where it counts.

Update 30 December 2016: We've updated this article to include a comparison of the 2015 Skylake models and the latest Kaby Lake models to help you decide which XPS 13 is best for you.

• What to know before you buy
• Processor
• Graphics
• Hard drive
• Memory
• Display
• Finding the sweet spot
• What about Skylake models?

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