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Regardless, you won’t be disappointed with the vibrancy, contrast or saturation on either display.īrightness is often a criticism of OLED panels, and while both laptops escape that pitfall, they do take a backseat to some competitors.
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These are both ahead of the premium average of 83%, but we were expecting something more akin to the ZenBook Pro Duo 15 (144%) or, on the smartphone side, the Galaxy S22 (151%). Our reviewers for both of these laptops felt that the colorimeter didn’t really do them justice, with the XPS 15 OLED hitting 85% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and the Book 2 Pro 360 managing 88%.
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The 1080p resolution isn’t as crisp as the Dell, but with the ability to flip the Pro 360 into tent, presentation, or even tablet mode, you can achieve a more standalone display feel.
The Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360 won’t give up without a fight though Samsung’s AMOLED displays are revered in the smartphone realm, and blowing it up to 15.6-inches doesn’t detract from that beauty. Dell’s InfinityEdge display remains a marvel, with virtually non-existent bezels on the edge of the screen to distract from the image.
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The Dell XPS 15 OLED may not be a full 4K laptop, but the 3.5K (3456 x 2160-pixel) display is still razor-sharp, allowing you to see even the most minute details on screen.
The large 15.6-inch panels make them fantastic for watching or creating content and while you would be happy with either one, there is ultimately a winner. Opening the lid on either of these laptops should greet you with a brief choir of angels as the vibrant colors from the OLED and AMOLED displays wash over you. (Image credit: Phillip Tracy/Laptop Mag) Dell XPS 15 OLED (2021) vs Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360: Display And that newly robust hinge gives you a vast array of options for using the laptop in different positions, particularly handy if you are in a cramped airplane space or if you want to use the included S Pen to write or draw on the display. The hinge is also dramatically improved from last year, allowing it to hold the display steady even while typing vigorously. If you are a regular traveler, it would be hard to beat this laptop for its combination of a large display that virtually disappears in a laptop bag. Samsung’s convertible is a marvel of modern engineering (or witchcraft) for delivering a 15.6-inch laptop this slim and light. Turning to the Galaxy Book 2 Pro 360, it’s a similar song played in a different key. On either side of the keyboard are top-firing speakers that will have you seriously questioning whether you need computer speakers and may have you skip the wireless headphones if you aren’t looking to keep your music private.
Typically a white laptop that sticks with white keys will be a nightmare to keep clean, but Dell applied a texture and coating to the laptop that does an admirable job of keeping fingerprints and dirt away, so your pristine laptop stays looking that way. Once you pop open the lid, the vanishingly small bezels of the InfinityEdge display and massive touchpad keep the premium feel of the exterior. Our reviewer called the XPS 15 OLED the “Porsche of laptops - elegant, refined and precision-crafted.” It’s unmistakably a Dell (even without the shimmering metallic logo on the lid), and whether you opt for the carbon fiber black or crisp Arctic white finish, it will still draw looks. ThinkPad X1 Extreme (Gen 2): Designīoth of these laptops are absolute stunners for slightly different reasons. USB 3.2 Type-C, 2 Thunderbolt 4, SD card reader, lock slot, headset/mic jackĢ USB 3.2 Type-C, Thunderbolt 4, microSD, headset/mic jackĭell XPS 15 (2020) vs. 15.6-inch 3.5K OLED InfinityEdge touchscreen
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