I don’t get why the best configuration of this laptop only allows you to buy it in lunar light ( not the better looking dark side of the moon) and no oled screen . What gives ?
Well technically it’s lunar light on the outside and dark side of the moon on the inside. It’s supposed to basically protect it better since your hands are usually on the inside where the palm-rest is and mouse. It also finally matches the colors instead of white and black on inside and outside.
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Hi @BayAreaVIP Agree, Dell sales should provide the Alienware x15 dark side of the moon with the more pixels OLED screen option. Customers and users should not be forced into trying to install the OLED screen, etc. This is another instance of the corporate Dell not responding to customer feedback.
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I agree with Crimsom on this right here. They made OLED screens before for the AREA 51m laptops that were also 4K but I didn’t really trust the sites or the sellers that were selling them. Now I really wish they made a laptop that was customized by their users and not them.
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Well technically it’s lunar light on the outside and dark side of the moon on the inside. It’s supposed to basically protect it better since your hands are usually on the inside where the palm-rest is and mouse. It also finally matches the colors instead of white and black on inside and outside.
*NOTE: I am NOT a Dell employee, But I am a Community Rockstar*
Quick Tip: If your laptop has voltage / charging issues, try shutting it down, unplugging power from laptop, hold power button down for 30 seconds to do a full reset!