XPG 15.6" XENIA Xe

XPG’s Xenia Xe, based on an Intel NUC laptop design, is a punchy, capable break from the mainstream among ultraportable laptops, but it could use a styling makeover to match its lofty price....

XPG's Xenia Xe brings strong performance (especially from the PCIe 4.0 SSD), stellar battery life, and a premium build quality, as well as some truly useful features you don't find in many other laptops. A price drop will no doubt make the keyboard and plain design a whole lot more palatable, but it's still a well-rounded 15-inch Ultrabook that sho...

The Xenia offers long battery life and solid performance in a light package, but an uncomfortable keyboard and ultra-reflective screen hold it back....

It may be one of Intel's first homemade consumer laptops, but it already feels refined. Both chassis design and performance-per-watt are spectacular when compared to Core i5 H series or GeForce MX multimedia laptops out there....

The XPG Xenia Xe from Adata is the first 15-inch laptop with an 11th Gen Intel CPU we’ve tested. It’s a decent Intel-built unit with new tech like Thunderbolt 4, a 4th generation PCIe SSD and a long battery life. It is, however, a little expensive, has an uninspired chassis design and misses out on the higher resolution screens you usually see on b...