This a great laptop. Beautiful display.Fast. Portable and looks great

Excellent screen, good battery life. Attractive design compared to most competitor units I've seen. As with most laptop purchases these days, they include a bloatware which can be difficult to remove entirely.

I have to drop one star for Dell's quality control. I purchased two of these and one of them had some pretty serious backlight bleeding. I had to get a replacement for that one but the replacement looked great. The laptop is very fast and has no issues with all of the multitasking I do for work. I have not experienced any of the overheating issues that I read about online. The fans are not as loud as people made them out to be either. Plus they only spin up when I am running virtual machines and several other programs all at once. The 4k display is beautiful. I have not used the touchscreen much, but the times I have it has worked great. I've been using it daily for several weeks now and I am very satisfied with the purchase.

What I loved about this laptop is 1: Design 2: Easy to use 3: Fast bootup shutdown 4: Touch screen 5: 4k screen 6: Baterry is also fine only get down faster during 4K screen which is expected 7: No fan sound so far after using it for 6 months 8: Software loads faster 9: Games load uptime is also less This has windows 10 but you need to buy Microsoft Office and anti-virus.

I bought this laptop as an upgrade for an under-powered HP convertible that I used basically for Web, e-mail, video streaming. I had hoped (still do!) to use this Dell XPS 15 9570 for video processing , but haven't gotten around to doing that in the past couple of months that I've owned this new machine. I enjoy the quality of the screen, but had to do some work- around to utilize it with an older (non-subscription) version of Adobe photoshop (cs6). NOT the computer's fault (computer screen ultra high resolution, not supported by older version of photoshop). One thing that does bug me about this machine is how it "wakes up" from putting it down. The old HP machine came back to life instantaneously, This thing requires a push & hold for 9 seconds (yep, I counted); then sometimes a repeat. OK, that's not that big of a thing & I can probably figure out how to streamline, but it's still a "thing". Also, DELL "pops" up windows that says "this machine has been updated," but doesn't tell you what it did, what's been updated. It also comes with WIN 10 "HOME" version, that I managed to update to "PRO" by virtue of having a valid licenses to an old copy of WIN 7 lying about-- search on line if you have the same situation. I don't game (future goal is video rendering, processing), but have stress-tested machine to get the fans going (otherwise it stays quiet). Even with fans flying, it's a quiet machine. So far, machine is over-kill for what I've been using it for. The prior HP laptop at 1/4th price was suitable for what I find myself doing. However, this purchase is part of a long-term investment into film making