Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Dell 14S: Premium Price, Premium Problems

Is it worth splurging on a mid-range PC in this day and age?

Laptop pricing is an ever-shifting landscape. The Dell 14S aims to balance high-end features with a slightly lower price tag, but can it really compete?


The Dell 14S is the latest iteration of the midrange line, now made from aluminum and sporting an OLED display. However, its starting price of $1,270 puts it in budget territory only by contrast.


Despite the premium design, there are still some niggles. The plastic edges feel out of place, and the webcam and speakers let down what could be a stellar laptop experience. The keyboard is serviceable but not without its quirks.


In an era where tech advancements come with hefty price tags, the Dell 14S stands as a reminder that sometimes, the best deal can still feel like overpriced.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/review/dell-14s/
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