Gumdrop ProTech Case for Dell New XPS 13 Plus 9320 Laptop- Slim Lightweight Case with Energy Displacement Protection, Non-Skid Rubber Feet and Frosted Exterior for Bumps and Drops (Black)

As recommended by other reviews, check out the website of the producer for instructions how to put the case on. The case seems fairly resistant and accommodates the correct locations for the fans, openings and ports of the machine, which is a Dell XPS13 Plus. It sits very tight and an accidental detach seems unlikely. However, this is also deficit, since installing it could easily scratch or damage the system if not done very carefully (compared to adding a case to a phone for example). Even though the case closes, the laptop inside does not anymore. Overall for this price I would not buy it again. I could imagine less issues with a material more akin to rubber.

For the price that you pay for this item, you’d think it would fit snugly on the XPS 9320. It was such a hassle to put on and after managing to slide in and snap most of the corners in, the front side of the cover doesn’t ever snap into place. I tried adding a lot of pressure to force it, but then part of the cover cracked and I was afraid that I would damage the keyboard from over exertion. The cover makes the laptop look super bulky too. For 50 bucks, you’d think you would get better quality.

Case is slim, lightweight and does not add bulk to laptop. The case is cut exactly for this laptop; a super tight fit. You can't just pop the case on. You have to position the laptop onto each piece and carefully and slowly work each piece onto the laptop - go to manufacturer's website and read the instructions (with illustrations) first. Installation of bottom piece was easier than installation of top piece. Installation of top piece was a bit more difficult because I did not want to damage the screen, based on reading other reviewers' experiences. I could see how someone could easily damage the screen if not careful. You have to slide the case from the top and shimmy the case down the laptop screen. As you're shimmying the case, you have to make sure it shimmies down level across the width of the laptop. Otherwise, the case pops off. I slowly and carefully tapped the left side, then moved to right side, tap, tap tap, and back and forth and back and forth, keeping the case level as it was shimmied down the entire laptop. Then you have to pop in the corners gently. Wish manufacturer had a video.

Decent case that fits well and does the job, however I am rating 2 stars because i had to spend 15 minutes cleaning the instructions sticker off it. No reason for this sticker to be like this, should be easily peelable.

This case fits the Dell XPS 13 Plus 9320 just fine. The fit is not loose. The cutouts at the bottom align perfectly with the vents of the laptop. The cutouts corresponding to the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports are wide enough and do not interfere with plugging-in USB-C/Thunderbolt cables. The lid/screen of the laptop opens at the the full range of angle per the design of the laptop when the top case is installed. Installation: It takes a little bit of time to figure out which end of the top case and which end of the bottom case to install first in order to not scratch or damage the laptop. For both the top case and bottom case, install first at the front end of the laptop, then carefully work on the sides, and then work on the back end last. Once the top and bottom case are fully installed, the fit is snug and not loose. No issues opening and closing the lid of the laptop.