Xps 13 9370 Hackintosh

Here’s a concise guide for Hackintosh on the Dell XPS 13 9370 (late 2017–early 2018 model, 8th gen Intel Kaby Lake R / Whiskey Lake).

to reach the one-time boot menu and select your macOS installation USB. Current Status & Known Issues macOS Versions Verified working up to Ventura 13.6 AppleALC.kext Thunderbolt xps 13 9370 hackintosh

• Status: Incompatible.
• Requirement: Must be replaced.
• Solution: Replace with a Broadcom BCM94352Z (DW1560) or BCM94360NG (DW1830). Note that the DW1830 is a 12mm height card; the 9370 typically has a ribbon cable setup for the antennas. The DW1560 (or the newer FX50) is the preferred choice for ease of fitment.
• Sonoma/Ventura Note: Broadcom cards require AirportBrcmFixup and, in macOS Sonoma, significant additional patching due to Apple dropping native support.

5. Post-Install Essentials

Getting to the desktop is only half the battle. You need to refine the experience. Here’s a concise guide for Hackintosh on the

is known to cause kernel panics and instability in macOS. It is highly recommended to replace it with a compatible NVMe drive like the WD Black SN750/770 for a stable experience. Biometrics Fingerprint sensor Status: Incompatible

• Three-finger swipe up (Mission Control).
• Two-finger back/forward in Safari.
• Force Touch is obviously missing (no haptic engine), but tap-to-click works.

Conclusion

The Dell XPS 13 9370 is a Hackintosh champion. It offers 90% of a MacBook's functionality for 40% of the price. You lose the webcam and fingerprint sensor, but you gain a stunning display, a fantastic keyboard, and a quad-core processor that runs Ventura as smoothly as a 2019 MacBook Pro.