The Dell XPS 13 OLED is often referred to as Dell's attempt to compete with Apple's thin-and-light laptops. In a few respects, the two are comparable, such as the fact that they have only two USB-C ports. If you want to use all of your storage and RAM, Dell offers a better deal than Apple's upgrades in terms of cost per gigabyte. However, when it comes to battery life and performance, Apple's new M1 processor outperforms Intel chips in the Dell XPS 13 OLED. If you live near one of Apple's shops, you may also get better in-person assistance. However, for many consumers, the operating system will be more important: If you want to use macOS, you'll need a MacBook Air.