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Dell XPS 13 Touchscreen i7 8GB 256GB (Refurbished) 9360 - £239.99 / 9370 4K - £255.99 with code (UK Mainland) @ newandusedlaptops4u / ebay
Dell XPS 13 Touchscreen i7 8GB 256GB (Refurbished) 9360 - £239.99 / 9370 4K - £255.99 with code (UK Mainland) @ newandusedlaptops4u / ebay
Dell XPS 13 Touchscreen i7 8GB 256GB (Refurbished) 9360 - £239.99 / 9370 4K - £255.99 with code (UK Mainland) @ newandusedlaptops4u / ebay
Dell XPS 13 Touchscreen i7 8GB 256GB (Refurbished) 9360 - £239.99 / 9370 4K - £255.99 with code (UK Mainland) @ newandusedlaptops4u / ebay
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Dell XPS 13 Touchscreen i7 8GB 256GB (Refurbished) 9360 - £239.99 / 9370 4K - £255.99 with code (UK Mainland) @ newandusedlaptops4u / ebay

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Condition: Very Good - Refurbished:
Seller notes: “Minor scratching to screen. Professionally installed with GENUINE Windows 11 Pro Operating system & license provided under the Microsoft Authorised Refurbisher Program. Ex-business machine fully working and tested by qualified engineers. Perfect use for School, College, Small Business. UK Mains adaptor provided. 1 Year RTB warranty included. Wi-Fi enabled. Ready to use out of the box.”


Dell XPS 13 9360 Touchscreen i7-8550U 8GB Ram 256GB SSD Webcam Windows 11 Laptop

4109140_1.jpgQuality: Very Good - Refurbished (Click link above) Minor scratching to screen

4109140_1.jpgProcessor: Intel Core i7-8550U 1.80GHz

4109140_1.jpgProcessor Generation: 8th Generation

4109140_1.jpgMemory: 8GB Onboard Ram

4109140_1.jpgHard Drive: 256GB SSD

4109140_1.jpgScreen Size: 13.3-inch Touchscreen 3200 x 1800

4109140_1.jpgCD Drive: None

4109140_1.jpgOperating System: Windows 11 Pro 64 Bit

4109140_1.jpgBattery: Minimum 2 hours standby

4109140_1.jpgGraphics Card: Intel UHD 620 Graphics

4109140_1.jpgAC Adapter: Included

4109140_1.jpgWiFi: Yes

4109140_1.jpgNetwork: Wireless only

4109140_1.jpgUSB Ports: 2

4109140_1.jpgVarious: Webcam, SD Card Reader, USB-C


Dell XPS 13 9370 4K Touchscreen i7-8550U 8GB 256GB SSD Webcam Windows 11 Laptop

Quality: Good - Refurbished (Click link above) Minor scratching to screen. May have a very minor white blemish to screen. Only visible on a light background.

Processor: Intel Core i7-8550U 1.80GHz

Processor Generation: 8th Generation

Memory: 8GB Onboard Ram

Hard Drive: 256GB SSD

Screen Size: 13.3-inch 4K Touchscreen 3840 x 2160

CD Drive: None

Operating System: Windows 11 Pro 64 Bit

Battery: Minimum 2 hours standby

Graphics Card: Intel UHD 620 Graphics

AC Adapter: Included

WiFi: Yes

Network: Wireless only

USB Ports: 2 x USB-C only

Various: Webcam, microSD Card Reader
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  1. Ankur_Bhadra's avatar
    Ankur_Bhadra
    49852935-2zCdH.jpgSadly ram not upgradable
  2. Shouldbeworking's avatar
    Shouldbeworking
    The 4K screens on these are lovely, but the battery life suffers, the 1080P versions are just as good and imho the sweet spot for these.  OEM batteries for these are expensive, and with the age of these, something to budget for if it hasn't been replaced.
  3. ofl_uk's avatar
    ofl_uk
    A great deal at this price. My only concern, as with any 2nd hand laptop, is the condition of the battery. With Dell I've often reached the point where the laptop needs to be permanently plugged in. I've replaced several batteries too, in the past, which worked fine for me. All modern batteries deteriorate after years of discharge/recharge cycles. Some just pack up without notice. I don't know if you can replace the battery in a Dell XPS.

    I'd ask the seller to check the battery report which will show the current charge capacity and cycle count. Just checked one of mine and it worked out to be at around 78% of the original capacity. This is fine as it is at least 4 years old. This happens in all laptops and mobile phones.

    Other than that, these XPS machines are a joy to use. A bit overpriced when new but these look good value for the price.
    plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    You are right and they are particularly bad on these systems for some reason, when they get under 80% they seem to go downhill very quickly. I have an XPS 13 that I can't use properly for this issue.
  4. Lukeyboy190489's avatar
    Lukeyboy190489
    OK so honestly:

    Pro: Great price if you're on a limited budget and need some fire power. 8gm Memory isn't great though

    Con: I've had a XPS 15 (top spec) for almost 16 months now, and Dell cut so many corners I won't be buying another. Webcam is AWFUL, system seems to make it's own problems, and it just doesn't feel premium.

    It's quick, and Windows 11 is great, but I feel there's better out there.

    Keep these in mind (especially webcam wise, given the modern work environments we live in) if you're looking at this.
  5. DingoDirk's avatar
    DingoDirk
    XPS was a wonderful machine when first released and almost a competitor build quality wise to the MacBook.

    The later versions, and this is one, aren't issuing in design or performance - silly webcam placement, iffy batteries and poorly calibrated screens.
  6. makkan00's avatar
    makkan00
    Are these any good? And can you upgrade RAM on these?
    adam.yacub's avatar
    adam.yacub
    no for the ram, had the newer version & apart from being compact didn't really like it, hot and fan loud etc
  7. norbie's avatar
    norbie
    Blimey this is an amazing deal for one with Windows 11 support!
  8. OhTyler's avatar
    OhTyler
    Used to love my little 4K XPS 13 from 5 or 6 years ago. One of the first of it's kind that had such slim bezels around the display. (edited)
  9. Sproggy's avatar
    Sproggy
    I use the 7th gen version of this for work on a daily basis. Does everything I need it to, very light and compact, I don't use the touchscreen but nice to have if that's your thing.

    Only downside to these in my opinion is the webcam placement at the bottom of the screen which means you will appear to be looking above people's heads unless you use an external webcam. That and it could do with more ports. If you want HDMI output, put money aside for a USB C / HDMI dock also as if it's like mine you will need that. (edited)
  10. rprp's avatar
    rprp
    I found me 10th gen 9370 4K frustratingly slow and noisy. The cooling system is poor in my opinion. Still, £250 is a very good price for a laptop with an excellent 4K screen.
    dan_uk's avatar
    dan_uk
    Agree, I dislike my 10th gen XPS too and I never got anywhere near the claimed battery life. I also found it very cramped to work on too, but like you say, bang-for-buck wise there's not going to be many better out there for the money.
  11. Dodge62's avatar
    Dodge62
    Real shame you can't upgrade the RAM. That said, 8GB should be perfectly fine for most people.
    plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    Standard for these compact ultraportables, it shouldn’t come as a surprise but as they are what they are, as a second machine, quite usable.
  12. Subsh's avatar
    Subsh
    i7-8550U is from 2017, 5949 CPU benchmark not tempting, gpu integrated Intel 620 not really the absolute hit parade, memory not upgradeable, 4K screen is pleasant though, 8 GB memory is ridiculous. (edited)
    adam.yacub's avatar
    adam.yacub
    Where did you get the benchmark and whats a good score for you?
  13. Gh0st1's avatar
    Gh0st1
    Seems like a great deal?
  14. chocl801's avatar
    chocl801
    Is the 20% just for this store?
  15. akjolly's avatar
    akjolly
    My 7th gen XPS 13 9360 is still working okay. Similar spec but mine has 16gb ram. Replaced the battery last year as it was atrocious, and absolutely hammered it with massive InDesign files and After Effects projects over the years (mainly 2D motion graphics, this wasn't a miracle worker but not bad). Apart from a couple of screen blemishes, it still runs well. Nowadays it's just for the odd bit of office work. Current requirements of creative apps punish the older generation CPUs so I would say only get this for admin / browsing, for which it will be great.
    fishmaster's avatar
    fishmaster
    Yeah I use a lot of creative apps which run in a web browser. I stop using Chrome as the RAM usage was getting stupid. I use Linux and only use Windows 11 for when I need to use Adobe products. I have a Ryzen 5 3600 and system gets sluggish even with 32GB RAM. So I think a CPU upgrade and doubling the RAM is in order this year.
  16. plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    Get the 9370 over the 9360, it's noticeably thinner, all USB C and better thermals. The 9360 is still perfectly good but feels a little dated next to it and for the small difference probably worth it. Check the batteries whichever one you get as these are prone to failed and worn batteries.
    voteHot's avatar
    voteHot
    9370 is worse grade than 9360:
    Quality: Good - Refurbished (Click link above) Minor scratching to screen. May have a very minor white blemish to screen. Only visible on a light background.
  18. Adrianjedi's avatar
    Adrianjedi
    How would connect these to hdmi please? Thanks
    Smoggy1970's avatar
    Smoggy1970
    USB to HDMI
  19. hedgyhog's avatar
    hedgyhog
    “May have a very minor white blemish to screen. Only visible on a light background."

    Why would a white mark only be visible on a light background? Surely, it would be worse on a dark background?

    Anyway, scratches and marks on the screen are not acceptable, so cold from me.
    plap's avatar
    plap
    Pressure damage on LCD's can leave white marks
  20. Sp0oner's avatar
    Sp0oner
    I bought on the last deal and the screen damage was completely unacceptable so returned. I don’t know how laptops can end up in such a state where the screen looks like its coating has been peppered with a shotgun.

    The 9370s are now out of stock and are probably the ones returned from the last deal that people like me thought were too badly damaged to keep so be warned.
  21. bullwinkler's avatar
    bullwinkler
    Is this a good option to have it connected to my screen or my tv as a backup PC?
  22. Mo_321's avatar
    Mo_321
    [deleted]
    plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    They did but didn't last long.
  23. NotoriousPhilZ's avatar
    NotoriousPhilZ
    Got the 4K screen one recently. If you want a laptop for basic office work/web browsing with a great screen and slim form factor for not very much it ticks all the boxes. If you need raw processing power or want to game gunna have to dig a little deeper
  24. astreix's avatar
    astreix
    Received mine today and cosmetically it is in good shape - however many of the keys you have to press multiple times for them to work. So it has to go back - otherwise looked like a pretty decent machine for money spent
  25. plewis00's avatar
    plewis00
    I ordered one of these recently as a few popped up in the last offer. Has a few issues that will warrant it going back: LCD has a noticeable blemish/bright spot which it shouldn't have on this grading, the palmrest is tacky, the lid has been resprayed (which I didn't expect but it's not very durable), corners dented and worst of all, it has completely hung/frozen multiple times in the BIOS and won't respond to inputs. I wonder, if as someone else said, this has been returned and put back out again... mildly disappointed but hopefully they won't be difficult with the return.
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