Yup, the screen cable is dead, you will need to replace the display assembly

You can check out this HP Omen Transcend for 1830 usd. It has powerful CPU Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, GPU GeForce RTX 5060 8GB, 32GB LPDDR5X RAM, 1TB SSD, bright 14-inch OLED 2.8K 120Hz display (with 500 nits brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color gamut), backlit keyboard, relatively large 71Wh battery, and Windows 11 Home. It weighs 3.6 pounds, which is not much for its class.

Lenovo X1 Carbon

What’s the budget?

i would like to know this too - currently looking for a good ultraportable linux laptop. 14" needn't apply!

I have it and it's been great. What specifically do you wanna know?

I bought my first XPS 13 in 2016 and it still worked when I recently got rid of it. I'm writing this on an XPS 13 9315, which has a great keyboard and shipped with Linux preinstalled.

I don't like the keyboards in the XPS line now so I'll likely get a different brand when I need a new laptop. Shame, because I really like the XPS 13 line. They can be shipped with Linux, have great battery life, and are made with great components.

What are you planning on doing with it? If gaming, then forget it. If you don't need a laptop specifically, forget laptops in general too.

https://www.dell.com/support/home/

You're gonna have to open a support request online and verify warranty status before taking or sending it anywhere.

Then they will direct you on where to send it. Doubt there is a place you can just walk into and hand it off.

Clean software experience. Keyboard is great for me and typing is good. Love the size of the machine. Touchpad is good but can’t be annoying if you do not turn off the right click function (for me anyways). Touch function keys work fine for me. 

My main uses is playing a strategy game though so my experience may not be what others is. I love this for my game because battery wise it lasts a long time 4-5 hours on balanced mode or 2-3 on ultra performance. The screen is great even though not high dpi. I love that the fan is not loud either. I was choosing between this and the Asus pro art and the Asus tuf 14. The pro art was out immediately because of OLED (I get bad headaches no matter the settings). The Asus tuf was great but it was $700 more and since the dell ran my game nearly as fast (older game really need high single core) I decided to save the money and use the dell, also love that it’s tiny and easy to travel with. 

Add the 14 to this list.

The answer is EVERYTHING. Biggest regret I've had in buying a PC in my entire life. I mostly went back to using my 7 year old XPS.. works just as well or better for 99% of activities, doesn't overhead, doesn't hella throttle me, doesn't BSOD and crash 5 times a day. I can actually feel the individual keys on the keyboard or use my function keys like normal.

Honestly Dell ensured I'll never buy a system from them again with how much they ruined their lineup.

From what I see they did the 2016 MacBook Pro design but not even Apple stuck with that design because it wasn't good.

Missing 3.5mm jack and lack of ports

not sure, quit paying your shitty ass company for your shitty ass products back in 2021 when i paid 2,100 USD for a fully specced out piece of SHIT :)

Lets not talk about any other features (which might/are gimmicky), the performance itself suffers from poor thermal management. Low wattage gpu and overheating cpu? yea xps aint never catching up to macbook. I then got meself a zephyrus 2024 which literally has better build quality and performance than xps. Sad to see such a historic series go

Xps was a dream laptop for me as well. But not this one. The models that launched after this has slimmer bezels and looks more modern. However, xps no longer exists and is being replaced with other names.

As for the laptop that you're considering. Note that it is a 4 year old laptop which means zero warranty. If anything goes wrong, you might not get service. Even if you do from Dell, it's likely to cost a lot (possibly multiple times what you paid for it considering xps are not cheap and motherboard replacements are often the provided solution).

So if you're okay with experimenting with it for 22k, then go ahead. Also check the condition of the battery.

Dell has international warranty?..check it Also where is picture

Pictures - https://imgur.com/a/LSnylFZ

I had an xps long back. This surface becomes kind of sticky / rubbery after a while.. Causes no problems though. They are pretty modular to open up, but expensive for spares. I wouldn't buy a laptop if the speaker is not working.

• The Dell XPS 13 (9350) features Intel's Core Ultra 7 "Lunar Lake" processor, offering fast performance and battery life.
• The laptop has a thin and light design, with Wi-Fi 7 compatibility and a 1080p webcam, making it suitable for freelancers and remote workers.
• The XPS 13 has a 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD configuration, with a 1920 x 1200 non-touch FHD+ display and a 120Hz refresh rate.
• The laptop's battery life is impressive, with over 16 hours of battery life during standard testing.
• The XPS 13 has a unique OLED display option, which is the first of its kind on an XPS 13, and supports Intel's Lunar Lake processors.
• The laptop's performance is comparable to the Snapdragon X Elite configuration, but at a more affordable price point.