Dell XPS 13 vs Lenovo ThinkPad P51

Great quality keyboard
Large keys with less gaps and low backlight bleed
Overall good quality
Compatible with Linux
Thunderbolt charging capabilities
Great for resource-intensive applications
Size, weight, and 10-key feature
Smooth performance with no lag
Good battery life
Competitive price
Not budget friendly
May have issues with difficult monitor set ups
Not suitable for those who prefer Thinkpad or Spectre keyboards
Not compatible with Linux fingerprint reader
Camera not working
Occasional crashing blue screen

Verdict

The Dell XPS 13 is a premium laptop that can be configured with a touchscreen. It has a good quality keyboard and large keys with less gaps, and low backlight bleed. It also has an overall good quality, though it may have some issues with difficult monitor set ups. It is compatible with Linux and comes with Thunderbolt charging capabilities. However, it is on the expensive side.

Verdict

The Lenovo ThinkPad P51 is a popular mobile workstation that is well-suited for resource-intensive applications such as video editing, 3D modeling, animation, visual effects, and high-end scientific analysis. It is part of the ThinkPad family and is known for its size, weight, and 10-key feature. Many users have reported that the laptop runs smoothly with no lag and that the battery life is good. However, some users have experienced issues with the fingerprint reader not being compatible with Linux and the camera not working. The price is competitive and for some extra cash, users can max out the laptop. Overall, the Lenovo ThinkPad P51 is a reliable and powerful mobile workstation.

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