- 32GB of RAM
- 1TB SSD
- 10th generation i7
- 3 year extended warranty with accident protection.
With taxes, the MBP came to just about $3.1k, and the XPS 13 was just under $2500. The XPS 13 also came with an UHD 4k touch screen (higher res than the MBP). The price difference was nearly $600. If you drop the 4k touch screen on the XPS and opt for the 1080p screen, the price difference is almost $900.
The other thing the XPS comes with that the MBP does not is physical function keys.
I'm having a tough time justifying the Apple premium here. I love the polish of macOS and the MBP's build quality/industrial design, but how much is that premium worth?
I'm curious if choosing the MBP and paying the premium is worth it for other people.