@ejbpesca  Dell's specs aren't perfect -- I've reported errors in some specs that have resulted in corrections to documentation -- but I would rely on them much more heavily than answers from Dell sales and support reps.  I've helped people here who were given information that was egregiously and hilariously false, like the XPS 13 is a high-end system and therefore can only run external displays through a docking station rather than through a basic cable/adapter, or that a system can only run a 4K external display if it has a 4K built-in display.  But I also wouldn't necessarily rely on what you're seeing reported for the 7000 Series in general.  That encompasses several models made over several generations, so information for one system may not be relevant to another.  And in some cases even the power setup of a given system model will vary based on the hardware you spec it with.  This is especially likely to occur if you're looking at reports from Inspiron systems that are or at least can be sized for a 130W power source.  Dell has some systems that accept 130W over USB-C by running a proprietary USB PD mode, but not ALL of their systems that use 130W support this.