The M3 MacBook Pro 14, left, looks like a far more traditional laptop than the new XPS 14, right. Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo Today’s competition could not be more divergent in the battle of the ...

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The MacBook Air 13’s is a massive 54 watt hours. That’s about a 40 percent increase in battery capacity over the MacBook Air 11, and a little better than the Dell XPS 13’s 52-watt-hour battery.

Overall, the MacBook Air 15-inch M2’s display is brighter and more color-accurate than the Dell XPS 15. However, the latter features a touchscreen, which gives the laptop additional functionality.

But now, Dell’s strategy has come into full view, heightened by its aggressive pricing. The M1 MacBook Air hasn’t been replaced by the XPS 13, but it’s now starting to look quite expensive.

The Dell XPS 15, does, however have a far denser 3840×2160-pixel screen, versus the MacBook Pro 15’s 2880×1600. In PPI, that’s basically about 226 PPI on the Mac vs 293 PPI on the PC.

Left: The Dell XPS 13. Right: The MacBook Pro. The Dell, on the other hand, looks like what you’d expect from a company trying to design the sleekest form-meets-function device you can get.

Finally, the Macbook has a single USB Type-C connector that essentially does away with separate ports for USB, HDMI, and other connections, including power. Dell’s XPS has two USB 3.0 connectors ...

And Dell’s display is 4K, Apple still isn’t quite there. The 16-inch MacBook Pro’s display has a wide DCI-P3-rated color gamut (97 percent), 100 percent of sRGB, and 91 percent Adobe RGB.

If your Dell monitor only has a VGA port, you may need to use a VGA adapter. This adapter ships with MacBook Pro models, but you also can purchase it from Apple.

MacBook Pro 16 (front) and Dell XPS 15 7590. Credit: Brooke Crothers After some hands-on time with the spanking-new MacBook Pro 16, it’s ripe for a side-by-side with Dell’s badass XPS 15.