Dell XPS 13 9310 vs Dell XPS 13 Plus 9320 (2022)

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XPS 13 9310 compared with XPS 13 Plus 9320 (2022)
DellXPS 13 9310DellXPS 13 Plus 9320 (2022)
Overview
ReleasedOctober 20202022
Display
Screen size13.4″13.4″
Resolution1920 × 1200, 3840 × 2400 or 3456 × 2160 (better)1920 × 1200 or 3456 × 2160
PanelOLEDOLED
Refresh rate60 Hz60 Hz
Brightness500 nits or 400 nits500 nits or 400 nits
TouchscreenNo or YesNo or Yes
Display typeOriginal 13.4-inch WVA LCD options are FHD+ 1920 × 1200 with or without touch, or UHD+ 3840 × 2400 touch; all 60 Hz and 500 nits. Later 2021 option is 3.5K 3456 × 2160 OLED touch, 400 nits, 60 Hz (Tom’s Hardware for the OLED refresh rate)13.4-inch display; FHD+ 1920 × 1200 LCD with or without touch, UHD+ 3840 × 2400 LCD touch, or 3.5K 3456 × 2160 OLED touch. All four options are 60 Hz; Dell describes the LCD panels as WVA without identifying IPS explicitly
Pixel density169.3 ppi (FHD+); 338.67 ppi (UHD+), as published in Dell's setup guideDell publishes 169.3 ppi FHD+, 338.67 ppi UHD+ and 304 ppi OLED
Colour rangeLCD 100% sRGB; UHD+ 90% DCI-P3 typicalFHD+ 100% sRGB; UHD+ 90% DCI-P3; OLED 100% DCI-P3, as specified by Dell
Screen finishDell's current setup guide lists anti-reflective for all three LCD options; its original launch fact sheet reproduced by GamingOnLinux lists anti-glare for non-touch FHD+Non-touch FHD+ is anti-glare; touch FHD+, UHD+ and OLED are anti-reflective
Display featuresCurrent setup guide lists 1200:1 typical LCD contrast; the original launch fact sheet gives 1800:1 FHD+ and 1500:1 UHD+. These specifications differ by source revisionLCD typical brightness 500 nits; OLED 400 nits. Typical contrast 2000:1 FHD+, 1650:1 UHD+, 1,000,000:1 OLED. Eyesafe low-blue-light technology
Performance
ProcessorIntel Core i5-1135G7, Intel Core i7-1165G7 or Intel Core i7-1195G7Intel Core i5-1240P or Intel Core i7-1280P
CPU cores412 or 14
CPU threads816 or 20
GraphicsIntel Iris Xe GraphicsIntel Iris Xe Graphics
Memory8 GB or 16 GB8 GB or 16 GB
Storage512 GB to 1 TB (better)512 GB
CPUOriginal setup guide lists Core i3-1115G4, i5-1135G7 and i7-1165G7. Later i7-1185G7 availability is reported by Tom’s Hardware; Dell's later exact Chinese OLED SKU uses i7-1195G7, up to 5 GHz. The latter is not an initial-launch configurationThis record covers the original 2022 12th-generation 28 W P-series version. Dell lists i5-1240P, i7-1260P, i5-1250P vPro, i7-1270P vPro and i7-1280P vPro; the later 2023 13th-generation refresh reused the 9320 identifier and is excluded here
GPUIntel UHD Graphics with Core i3; Intel Iris Xe Graphics with Core i5/i7; no discrete graphicsIntegrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics; no discrete GPU option
Memory typeSoldered dual-channel LPDDR4x-4267; 8, 16 or 32 GB, with no memory slotsOriginal 12th-generation models use soldered dual-channel LPDDR5-5200, in 8, 16 or 32 GB. The current manual separately lists LPDDR5-6000 for the later 13th-generation revision
Storage typeOne replaceable M.2 2230/2280 PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD; up to 256 GB for 2230, up to 2 TB for 2280. First two configurations are exact UK retail combinations documented by TechAdvisor; the OLED i7-1195G7/16 GB/512 GB configuration is Dell China SKU XPS 13-9310-D5708TSOne replaceable M.2 2230 or 2280 NVMe SSD; current manual lists 256 GB Gen 3/Gen 4, 512 GB self-encrypting Gen 3/Gen 4 and ordinary Gen 4 2280 SSDs up to 2 TB. Configurations shown are the exact original base and tested combinations documented by Tom’s Hardware
Battery and size
Battery capacity52 Wh55 Wh (better)
Weight1.2 kg (better)1.23 kg
Thickness14.8 mm (better)15.28 mm
Width × depth295.7 × 198.7 mm295.3 × 199.04 mm
Battery life detail52 Wh four-cell lithium-ion; actual runtime depends on configuration and workload55 Wh three-cell lithium-ion; Dell does not publish a fixed runtime in the setup guide
Charger45 W USB-C adapter60 W USB-C adapter
Fast chargingApproximately two hours with Express charging or three hours with standard charging, with the computer switched offMaker launch announcement claims about 80% charge in less than one hour with Express Charge 2.0; current setup guide lists approximately three hours charging with the computer switched off
MaterialsMachined aluminium; black carbon-fibre or Arctic White woven-glass-fibre palm restAluminium body with glass palm rest; stated weight 1.23 kg for FHD+/UHD+ and 1.26 kg for OLED, subject to configuration and manufacturing variation
ColoursPlatinum Silver with black interior, or Frost with Arctic White interiorPlatinum or Graphite
Connections
Ports2 × Thunderbolt 4, microSD slot, headphone jack2 × Thunderbolt 4
Wi-FiWi-Fi 6Wi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth5.15.3
WebcamOptional 720p at 30 fps, with IR720p at 30 fps, with separate IR camera
Operating systemWindowsWindows
Port detailTwo Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports with DisplayPort and Power Delivery; microSD card reader and headset jack. Dell's manual contains a stray reference to four USB-C ports; its explicit port table and views confirm twoTwo Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports with Power Delivery and display output; charging occupies one. No integrated analogue audio jack or media-card reader. Current manual lists Intel AX211 Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3; the original Tom’s Hardware test specifies Bluetooth 5.2
KeyboardStandard backlit QWERTY keyboard; 80 keys for the UK layoutBacklit zero-lattice keyboard; UK layout has 65 keys. Capacitive top row switches between media controls and function keys
Trackpad112.30 × 64.15 mm touchpadHaptic touchpad concealed beneath glass, 112.30 × 64.15 mm; no visible boundary
SpeakersTwo speakers, 2 W average and 2.5 W peak each; no subwooferTwo tweeters and two woofers, 2 W average and 2.5 W peak each
MicrophonesDigital-array microphones; availability depends on configurationDual digital-array microphones
BiometricsFingerprint reader in the power button; IR camera for Windows Hello where fittedFingerprint reader in the power button; separate infrared camera for Windows Hello
In the boxOriginal launch fact sheet lists a USB-C to USB-A v3.0 adapterOriginal review units included USB-C to USB-A and USB-C to 3.5 mm audio adapters; the current manual describes the audio adapter as sold separately, so bundles vary

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