Dell XPS 13 9305 Drivers for Windows 10 64bit

Sometimes it is details that spoil the fun of a device, even if almost everything else is otherwise correct. The result is a fantastic notebook. The Dell XPS 13 9305 is pleasantly slim and flat. You will also notice this when you take the notebook in your hand: It is not the lightest under the sun, it is definitely not a flyweight like the Dynabook Portégé X30L-G. But here every gram seems sensibly invested. Nothing rattles on the case, the keyboard sits firmly and does not give way, the hinge is pleasantly smooth; the base keeps the device stable when it is opened. The maximum opening angle is around 135 degrees. But that is due to the design, a personal preference and on top of that to cope with. The Dell XPS 13 9305 is the configuration at hand has a touchscreen; Dell sells options with or very thin bezels, immediately looks pleasant and familiar. The touchpad is placed exactly in the middle, your palms can be comfortably rested to the left and right of it. The corrugated pattern is just for show, by the way. The texture of the filing is actually smooth. In addition to the 2.5-meter long power plug with USB-C, Dell also includes a USB-A to USB-C adapter. It’s nice that you have a USB-C socket with Thunderbolt 3 on both sides, so you can charge the device on both sides or connect an external monitor. There is an LED in the power plug that always lights up when you plug in the cable. A nice gimmick, nothing more. Dell could have adjusted the LED color to green or orange, for example, to match the charge level. In addition to the two USB-C ports with Thunderbolt 3, there is only 1 micro SD card slot on the left and a 1x 3.5 mm audio jack on the right. So Dell XPS 13 9305 has left it with the bare essentials.