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Dell XPS 15 9570
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The Dell XPS 15 9570 launched in 2018 as Dell's flagship 15-inch laptop, built for creators, developers, and power users who wanted real performance in a compact aluminum chassis. It paired 8th-generation Intel processors with an optional discrete NVIDIA GPU, a rarity in ultraportables of that era, and its narrow-bezel InfinityEdge display was among the first to bring a 4K UHD touch option to a laptop this size. Years later, the 9570 still holds value because of its build quality, upgradeable NVMe storage, and the GTX 1050 Ti configuration that keeps it useful for light creative work and everyday computing. If you have one sitting in a drawer, pick your processor, graphics, display, and condition above for an instant cash offer. You can also see how the process works before you commit, or start now to sell your Dell laptop.
Confirm you have the Dell XPS 15 9570
The fastest way to confirm this exact model is through Windows itself. Press Windows key + R, type dxdiag, and press Enter to see the system model and BIOS version, or type msinfo32 for a more detailed system summary. Dell also prints a service tag and model number on a sticker on the underside of the laptop, near the vents.
XPS 15 9570 (Non-Touch, FHD)
- 1920 x 1080 matte or anti-glare display
- Lighter of the two display options
- Pairs with i5, i7, or i9 processor options
XPS 15 9570 (Touchscreen, 4K UHD)
- 3840 x 2160 touch display with InfinityEdge bezel
- Glass-covered, glossy panel
- Typically paired with higher-tier CPU and GPU configs
Prefer a visual check? The 9570 has a machined aluminum lid and palm rest, with a black carbon-fiber weave keyboard deck on most units. A fingerprint reader sits inside the power button at the top-right of the keyboard. The hinge only opens to a laptop position — it does not fold flat or rotate like the convertible XPS 15 9575.
Core hardware configurations
Processor
- Intel Core i5 (8th Gen.)
- Intel Core i7 (8th Gen.)
- Intel Core i9 (8th Gen.)
Graphics
- Intel UHD Graphics 630 (integrated)
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (discrete)
- The GTX 1050 Ti configuration holds the strongest resale value
Memory
- DDR4 memory, capacity varies by configuration
- Some builds pair soldered memory with a single accessible slot
- Confirm installed RAM with msinfo32 before listing your configuration
Storage
- Single M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD slot
- No 2.5-inch drive bay
- Higher storage tiers add to resale value
Display & audio
Display
The base configuration uses a 15.6-inch 1920 x 1080 non-touch InfinityEdge display. The upgraded option is a 3840 x 2160 UHD touchscreen with the same narrow-bezel design, covered in glass.
Audio
Stereo speakers sit on either side of the keyboard deck, tuned with Waves MaxxAudio Pro software. Output is clear enough for calls and casual media but light on bass.
Security
A fingerprint reader is built into the power button for Windows Hello sign-in. This model does not include an IR camera for facial recognition.
Ports & connectivity
The 9570 mixes legacy and modern ports, which is part of why it still works well without an adapter for common peripherals.
- Power/DC-in port
- HDMI 2.0
- USB-C with Thunderbolt 3
- USB 3.1 Gen 1 (Type-A)
- SD card reader
- USB 3.1 Gen 1 (Type-A)
- Headphone/microphone combo jack
- Noble lock slot
Thunderbolt 3 4K UHD touch option GTX 1050 Ti SD card reader Fingerprint reader Aluminum chassis NVMe SSD
Battery, build & more
Battery
Configurations shipped with either a smaller or a larger capacity battery, with the bigger cell typically paired with higher-end builds. Battery health matters for the condition grade since replacement requires opening the sealed base panel.
Dimensions & weight
The chassis weighs a bit over 4 pounds depending on display option, with the 4K touch panel adding some weight over the FHD version.
Finishes
Dell sold the 9570 with a silver aluminum lid and a black carbon-fiber weave palm rest, and in a rose gold lid with a white glass-fiber weave deck.
Known issues
Some units, particularly i9 configurations paired with the 4K display, run hot under sustained load and throttle performance. A subset of units also reported coil whine under heavy GPU use. Neither issue affects typical everyday use.