Verdict: The MacBook Pro M4 outperforms the Dell Inspiron 14 across most metrics with superior battery life exceeding 18 hours per Notebookcheck tests, a brighter 120Hz display, and stronger sustained performance. The Inspiron provides solid value for basic productivity at a lower cost but falls short in build and efficiency. MacBook Pro M4 wins for users needing a premium portable machine.
Winner: MacBook Pro M4
Dell Inspiron 14: 5.5/10
MacBook Pro M4: 8.5/10
| Dell Inspiron 14 | MacBook Pro M4 | |
|---|---|---|
| screen | 14-inch FHD+ | 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR |
| processor | Intel Core Ultra 7 155H | Apple M4 |
| ram | 16GB LPDDR5 | 16GB unified |
| storage | 512GB SSD | 512GB SSD |
Our pick: MacBook Pro M4.
The Dell XPS 15 uses Intel Core Ultra processors with a 15.6-inch 3.5K OLED option while the MacBook Pro M4 runs on Apple's M4 chip in a 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR display. The MacBook Pro M4 delivers stronger sustained performance and battery life than the XPS 15.
The MacBook Pro M4 uses the M4 chip with up to 24 GB unified memory and starts around $1600 while the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 12 uses Intel Core Ultra processors with up to 64 GB RAM and starts near $1400. The MacBook Pro M4 leads on battery life and display while the ThinkPad offers more ports and a spill-resistant keyboard.
The ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 uses an AMD Ryzen 9 CPU with RTX 4070 graphics under Windows. The MacBook Pro M4 relies on Apple silicon for macOS efficiency without discrete GPU options.
The HP Spectre x360 14 converts between laptop and tablet modes with a 360 hinge while the MacBook Pro M4 maintains a fixed clamshell design. The Spectre runs Windows on Intel processors and the MacBook Pro M4 runs macOS on Apple silicon.
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