You shouldn't buy the XPS 13 9380 anymore

Best answer: The 9380 model is no longer sold new by Dell since the newest revision, but the 7390 is still available and is now even better value.

Decent value: Dell XPS 13 7390 (From $900 at Dell)

Dell XPS 13 7390 vs. XPS 13 9380 specs

Category	Dell XPS 13 9380	Dell XPS 13 7390
Processor	Up to Intel Core i7-8550U	Up to Intel Core i7-10710U
Display resolution	UltraSharp 4K (3840x2160) FHD (1920 x 1080) non-touch display	4K InfinityEdge touch 1080p InfinityEdge touch 1080p InfinityEdge (non-touch)
RAM	4GB/8GB/16GB DDR3 1866 MHz	4GB/8GB/16GB DDR3 2133 MHz
Graphics	Intel UHD	Intel UHD
Storage	128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB PCIe SSD	256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB PCIe SSD
Ports	Two Thunderbolt 3 with PowerShare One USB-C 3.1 with PowerShare microSD card reader headset jack	Two Thunderbolt 3 with PowerShare One USB-C 3.1 with PowerShare microSD card reader headset jack

Significantly better hardware

In this case, considering the new model against the older one is a simple affair. The refresh is entirely internal, with the same design on the outside accompanying the same great displays and incredibly compact form factor. 1080p touch and non-touch displays are on offer, as is a 4K touch panel, and you still get super-fast PCIe SSD storage on all spec levels of the new model.

Where the biggest difference lies is in the use of the new 10th Gen Intel Comet Lake processors. These aren't quite as powerful as the Ice Lake processors in the XPS 13 2-in-1, most notably lacking the new Iris Pro graphics. However, they're still a double-digit performance improvement over the previous generation. Considering the last model XPS 13 used 8th Gen processors, that's a decent jump to get from the 7390.

Besides a better performing processor, 10th Gen also brings with it support for the new Wi-Fi 6 standard, which the XPS 13 7390 makes use of.

Other small improvements on the 9380

Besides the 10th Gen Core i3, i5, and i7 processors you now get to choose from, there are some smaller, more subtle improvements on the 7390 that make it worth getting. While it still only supports LPDDR3 RAM thanks to the Comet Lake limitations, it's now faster RAM at 2133 MHz compared to the 1866 MHz you got from the old model. The performance increase is small, but it's still a performance increase.

9380 not sold by Dell anymore

As Dell has recently refreshed the XPS 13 again, the older 9380 model is no longer sold new. You may be able to find one through some third-party retailers or even as a refurb, but unless the price is significantly lower, it remains a less recommended buy than either the 7390 or the brand new 9300 model.

Decent value

Dell XPS 13 (7390)

From $900 at Dell

The Dell XPS 13 (7390) brings Intel's latest 10th Gen "Comet Lake" CPUs to the table, adding more power to an already popular laptop and is the one to get over the previous model.

Best answer: The 9380 model is no longer sold new by Dell since the newest revision, but the 7390 is still available and is now even better value. Decent value: Dell XPS 13 7390 (From $900 at Dell) Dell XPS 13 7390 vs. XPS 13 9380 specs Category Dell XPS 13 9380 Dell XPS 13 7390 Processor Up to Intel Core i7-8550U Up to Intel Core i7-10710U Display resolution UltraSharp 4K (3840x2160)FHD (1920 x 1080) non-touch display 4K InfinityEdge touch1080p InfinityEdge touch1080p InfinityEdge (non-touch) RAM 4GB/8GB/16GB DDR3 1866 MHz 4GB/8GB/16GB DDR3 2133 MHz Graphics Intel UHD Intel UHD Storage 128GB/256GB/512GB/1TB PCIe SSD 256GB/512GB/1TB/2TB PCIe SSD Ports Two Thunderbolt 3 with PowerShare One USB-C 3.1 with PowerSharemicroSD card readerheadset jack Two Thunderbolt 3 with PowerShare One USB-C 3.1 with PowerSharemicroSD card readerheadset jack Significantly better hardware In this case, considering the new model against the... by: Richard Devine via https://www.AiUpNow.com/