@@lovelehstuff probably.. machine is doing just fine still.. I wouldn't try running anything too crazy on it... but 15fps should be doable. can't beat less than $300 for this thing!
Love the bacon shirt Lisa! Might be good to call out the Gen of those NVME drives and lanes they use. Makes a big difference in performance to some heavy users along with the important TW longevity. Thanks for doing what you do!
I was just thinking yesterday, "I wish there were some good reviews on the new Dell Latitude laptops." And today, it happened! Coincidence? I think not! Lisa definitely has super powers!
Funny, me too. The XPS has a crappy keyboard and cooling, but gets all the attention. The Latitudes seem like much better laptops for creators, though 16:9 screens aren’t optimum. The Precision line has some smoking processor options, but is the Quadro video somehow not right for video editing/rendering? We’ll be waiting for answers to these and other questions, Lisa!
Should have rj45 in the back of one of those hinges - corporate wifi's often rubbish and cable in meeting/conf rooms is handy. That nifty port dongle will be left on the desk or lost in no time.
Agree although partly can be mitigated by having docking stations for every desk, and even meeting rooms. Nowdays, universal USB-C docks can support virtually all brands.
Another great tech review! (That laptop is the front-runner for updating my personal laptop, a 2017 Dell 7xxx something 2-in-1 that spends half its life in the tablet position).
I believe the 24 hour battery life claim is for a 78Wh battery, which as far as I've seen isn't yet being shipped. Screen brightness is disappointing, acc to this and other reviews
Just seeing your video and so glad I am. Trying to buy this computer but dell had it for $1319.01 but the original price was $3398.56. Why would it cost this much now given that it an older model? Where did you find this computer at $1500?
Im looking a 2-1 with great battery, video editing, must have LTE 4g capability and business. Something that is going to last quite some time, could you please recommend me something?
Soon as we got to "full ips glossy" I had to bail. Matte screens are so much better for production use. I think they make them that way for the initial "wow" effect when you're looking at it in the store. It's the same reason they sell low profile screens --so you can see impressive videos in the store. When you get home and start surfing the internet, you think, "It's sure filling up a lot of space on the sides with unimportant content." The ideal screen size is actually a square.
2-in-1 is bit of a nice to have for a laptop but the touch screen and pen is great to have, poking at screen and signing documents is very handy. I have the 2-in-1 7000, has dedicated mx150 and plays games no worries!
As always, a fantastic review! Need some help with picking up a laptop - I do heavy VMWARE stuff and need atleast 16-32GB of RAM. Is this laptop better than XPS 15? I have Lenovo X1 Extreme, XPS 15 under consideration. Appreciate your support on this to choose one.
Fantastic review! I liked the broad range of points you've covered, kudos for the review! I noticed you compared it a little against the Lenovo equivalent, but could you share your thoughts vs the Precision 5530 2-in-1? Keep up the awesome review ^_^
Hi I know this is a very old video but I have to buy a used pc and I have a doubt about two pc's that you have tried. For the same price I am undecided between hp x360 g3 with i7-8650U 16gb ram and 256gb ssd and a Dell Latitude 7400 2 in 1 with i5-8365U 16gb ram and 256gb ssd, which one would you recommend me to get? Thank you very much.
I really hope you review the new Dell Inspirion 7000 series 2-1 black edition 2019 that JUST came out in the US. I've been thinking about getting it since it's announcement. And would really love to know if it's as good as I hope.
Lisaaa… can you please review the Omen X2S for us? it is available on HP.com already, but there are no reviews on it anywhere! it is an interesting gaming/creator machine with RTX 2080 slim and light and 4k display!! It is intriguing even without the second screen. Thoughts?
if a screw gets ruined in the hole, your only option is to wreck it all the way anyway. drillbit smaller than the hole it goes into, and try not to go too far. i do stuff like that for a living, scary every time lol. cant blame you for not going for it, though i do wish we couldve seen in it. get a different review unit later for a comparison to lenovo flex and other competition??
Business laptop with 16:9 ratio is pain in the neck literally, I just wish 16:10 or even 3:2 ratio would be more common especially in under 15" screen size
bro i have this laptop and the speakers dont work (audio drivers) so i went to dells page and downloaded the new driver and did the installer exe steps , its a 2 steps process) so i did the first step and restarted my pc . the speakers worked for 30 seconds until the exe opended again for the second step. pls HELP SOMEONEEEE
HOLY SHIT, that price tag for those specs?! Are they INSANE?! That's RIDICULOUS! You can get a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga 3rd gen i5-8350U for $1600 or less (depending on sale) with 512 GB NVME SSD, 16 GB DDR3 RAM, pen support, touchscreen, 1080p screen, a garaged recharageable pen, etc! WAY better specs for value/$! YIKES, Dell, WTF?!
If you're willing to pay $1600 for this BASE version you may as well buy a better laptop for school such as the XPS line up. If you aren't restricting yourself to Dell you can get a Surface Laptop/Pro/Book or if OS isn't a limiting factor you can buy a reliable MacBook. This laptop is mostly business oriented but with it's current specifications and price tag I personally would skip this laptop all together.
I'd skip it, too (you can get WAY better for that price!), but I'd also skip the Surfaces. They have 0-1/10 repairability/upgradability scores on iFixIt. I don't trust (modern) Macbooks either (check out Louis Rossman's channel for why). I'd go for a Lenovo, personally (in this price range, if you want a premium device (2-in-1 or not), more specifically a Thinkpad. I've heard XPSes have had awful quality control issues lately.
@@7Write4This9Heart7 that is true as well. If she's not looking for upgradability I wouldn't skip out on the surfaces though. I've owned them before up to the surface 2017 before it was stolen and I found myself using that to take notes over using my notebook but yeh if you want to upgrade later then you're pretty much stuck with what you've got. HP has some good offerings as well if you're looking for a 2-in-1 device but I agree with the Lenovo. They have been showing their presence especially in the business world. Their new Thinkpad x1 Carbon is a serious powerhouse at a much lower price than this Dell Latitude. The new LG Grams are also great laptops that are very light weight
@@RhajeemCrawford Well, that's true on the upgradability of the Surfaces, but there's also the issue where, if something fails, like the soldered on SSD, you're screwed. (Hence the iFixIt repairability score of 0-1/10.) So I, personally, don't think it's worth it, but to each his own. HPs, for me, have never had good build quality (espec in hinges) or good thermals, but again, up to the buyer. If it were me and I could get a 2-in-1, hands down, my dream comp would be the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga (3rd gen) (4th gen is coming out in June or July, but there are a ton of changes to it that a huge number of fans and I don't like, so we're going for the 3rd gen instead). The Lenovo Yoga C930 is another worthy contender there!
Don’t let a stripped screw stop you, Lisa. Just drill the head off the little sucker. Though I’d understand being a little cautious about taking power tools to the demo laptops. ;)
Why can OEMs put dedicated graphics in their clamshell laptops, but not into convertibles of the same size? An MX150 or MX250 isn't much, but it's still better than integrated graphics.
this laptop overheats way too much. i'm not an engineer, but my job requires me to view DWG files from time to time, sometimes on a Teams call, and this device CANNOT handle it. Heck, it has issues with two Excel files open while on a Teams call. And forget about working on the patio on a nice day--the fan will be screaming and volcanic ash blasting out of the vents.
I've grown fond of Dell products and have been using them for a while. Currently using a Dell Inspiron 13 7375 for work and I must admit at first there were a lot of driver issues since it was the Ryzen 5 version which wasn't well optimized but they stepped their game up and now I'm having no issues. I must say however I find the specifications of this Latitude to be quite underwhelming given its price tag. If you're willing to pay $1600 for this BASE version you may as well buy a better laptop such as the XPS line up. If you aren't restricting yourself to Dell you can get a Surface Laptop/Pro/Book or if OS isn't a limiting factor you can buy a reliable MacBook. I understand that this laptop is mostly business oriented but with it's current specifications and price tag, with this much competition out there I personally would skip this laptop all together.
I'd avoid a Surface of any kind, mostly Book, since they have repairability/upgradability scores of 0-1/10 on iFixIt. MacBooks are...also not something I'd touch with a ten foot pole, but that's your choice. But yeah, for the price? You can do a LOT better! Yikes!
Looks good, but I'm not sure if it's worth nearly $1000 more than my Dell Inspiron 14 5482 2-in-1 convertible, which I bought on sale during the Memorial Day holiday for only $599.
It's a latitude, a lot higher quality than Inspiron, their consider line. This is an extremely well build, sturdy, premium device and while specs are the same, the device isn't at all.
@@sahirde I don't doubt that the Latitude line are fine machines. I like Dell. That's why I bought my Inspiron. But there ain't nothing wrong with my Inspiron! Especially at $599! I've got a full aluminum build, good 14-inch FHD touch display, can use Dell Active Pen too, backlit keyboard, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, 8th gen Core i5, Intel Optane Memory, etc. I was originally thinking about buying an iPad Pro, then considered a Samsung Galaxy Tab S4, a Microsoft Surface Go (or the Pro), and also an HP Chromebook X2 or a Pixelbook. For the price and my use case, I definitely made the right choice! For me, honestly, if I wanted to spend around $1500, I likely would have bought the 12.9 inch iPad Pro. But I'm glad I bought my Dell Inspiron!
Steven James DeBlasi I’ve been using an Inspiron 13 7000 series for 3 years. The screw tab next to one of the hinges broke off a few months ago. I’m holding the casing together with tape. It works fine but I wish it is slightly more durable. I’ve never dropped it.
even though these reviews are older, your reviews are invaluable for secondary market buys from eBay and such! thank you so much!
exactly why I am here - thanks MTR!
Can't wait for the XPS 13 2-in-1 review :)
just bought a refurb one for $300 in 2024! Does the job 4 years later just fine!!
How is it going so far so you think it can play GTA 5 with medium settings at up to 15fps?
@@lovelehstuff probably.. machine is doing just fine still.. I wouldn't try running anything too crazy on it... but 15fps should be doable. can't beat less than $300 for this thing!
So many channels, so many videos, so little time! Keep the great uploads coming MTR! 👍🖥️🖲️⌨️
Love the bacon shirt Lisa!
Might be good to call out the Gen of those NVME drives and lanes they use. Makes a big difference in performance to some heavy users along with the important TW longevity. Thanks for doing what you do!
Another fantastic review! The Dell Latitude series has been my favorite Dell product since 2015.
I was just thinking yesterday, "I wish there were some good reviews on the new Dell Latitude laptops."
And today, it happened! Coincidence? I think not!
Lisa definitely has super powers!
LOL, glad to help. There will be another Latitude review coming as well as a Precision in the coming weeks. Both are in house for review.
@@mobiletechreview Now you're just showing off. 😉🦸♀️ #WhoIsLisaGade
Which Latitude will you be reviewing? @@mobiletechreview
Funny, me too. The XPS has a crappy keyboard and cooling, but gets all the attention. The Latitudes seem like much better laptops for creators, though 16:9 screens aren’t optimum. The Precision line has some smoking processor options, but is the Quadro video somehow not right for video editing/rendering? We’ll be waiting for answers to these and other questions, Lisa!
Should have rj45 in the back of one of those hinges - corporate wifi's often rubbish and cable in meeting/conf rooms is handy. That nifty port dongle will be left on the desk or lost in no time.
Agree although partly can be mitigated by having docking stations for every desk, and even meeting rooms. Nowdays, universal USB-C docks can support virtually all brands.
Hi Lisa,
What a wonderful review ;)
Can you please also do a review and an unboxing of the new Latitude 5400 aluminum?
Great video, better than those big channels.. They show nothing about the laptop
Your shirts just blows me away. Please provide a link on the shirts that you wear doing your presentations!!!
As always, you do a great job breaking down technology! Nice review
My godness, I've been waiting for this product review so bad!!!
Another great tech review!
(That laptop is the front-runner for updating my personal laptop, a 2017 Dell 7xxx something 2-in-1 that spends half its life in the tablet position).
I believe the 24 hour battery life claim is for a 78Wh battery, which as far as I've seen isn't yet being shipped. Screen brightness is disappointing, acc to this and other reviews
Auto subscription, love your info on new laptops
Great review as usual, shame we could not get inside of it.
Is the 7400 2-in-1 the same as the 7400 (Not 2-in-1)
Just seeing your video and so glad I am. Trying to buy this computer but dell had it for $1319.01 but the original price was $3398.56. Why would it cost this much now given that it an older model? Where did you find this computer at $1500?
Hey Lisa!
Are you gonna review the new Dell Inspiron 15 7590? I really think its a very balanced laptop, it has big battery and USB C thunderbolt.
I expect to review it, along with the 13" model.
@@mobiletechreview Nice, that would be great
Just found your channel after your Red Magic 3 review was posted to reddit. Love your videos! Do you have a patreon or any way to support you?
I'm glad you like the videos. Here's my Patreon: www.patreon.com/mobiletechreview
Im looking a 2-1 with great battery, video editing, must have LTE 4g capability and business. Something that is going to last quite some time, could you please recommend me something?
How good is the keyboard on this one? Is it good as Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon keyboard?
@moo I concur. It is pretty good though. Way better than the XPS 13 keyboard.
nice and detailed review, By the way did you see the Adonit Note preview? Are they going to send you a review unit?
Soon as we got to "full ips glossy" I had to bail. Matte screens are so much better for production use. I think they make them that way for the initial "wow" effect when you're looking at it in the store. It's the same reason they sell low profile screens --so you can see impressive videos in the store. When you get home and start surfing the internet, you think, "It's sure filling up a lot of space on the sides with unimportant content." The ideal screen size is actually a square.
Looking forward to your review of Stand ;)
Stand-sama😱😱😱
Can you please do a best laptop for students video? Your reviews are amazing!
Any chance of getting a review of the 7400 non 2-in-1 laptop?
2-in-1 is bit of a nice to have for a laptop but the touch screen and pen is great to have, poking at screen and signing documents is very handy. I have the 2-in-1 7000, has dedicated mx150 and plays games no worries!
Did Dell start to remove the blue trackpoint on their businessline laptops? There used to be blue trackpoints on Latitudes
As always, a fantastic review! Need some help with picking up a laptop - I do heavy VMWARE stuff and need atleast 16-32GB of RAM. Is this laptop better than XPS 15? I have Lenovo X1 Extreme, XPS 15 under consideration. Appreciate your support on this to choose one.
I've heard the XPS lines have had a ton of quality control issues lately, so between the two, I'd go with the Extreme, personally.
@@7Write4This9Heart7 Thanks
I am looking forward on the new xps 15 with the new camera position.
Same
For office business/admin work/remote work would you recommend this Dell Latitude 7400 2-in-1 or the Dell Precision 7540?
Pls could you do a comparison of the Dell Lat 7400 2 in 1 with the upcoming HP Elitebook 1040 x360 G6 (out July?) and new X1 Yoga 4th gen (June)?
Hello. For the palm rejection is necesary the pen that you are using? I have a generic pen and palm rejection does´nt works
this vs lenovo thinkpad x1 yoga PLEASE
Fantastic review! I liked the broad range of points you've covered, kudos for the review! I noticed you compared it a little against the Lenovo equivalent, but could you share your thoughts vs the Precision 5530 2-in-1? Keep up the awesome review ^_^
Hi I know this is a very old video but I have to buy a used pc and I have a doubt about two pc's that you have tried. For the same price I am undecided between hp x360 g3 with i7-8650U 16gb ram and 256gb ssd and a Dell Latitude 7400 2 in 1 with i5-8365U 16gb ram and 256gb ssd, which one would you recommend me to get? Thank you very much.
Keyboard and layout looks good.
I hope you will do a review of the Latitude 7400 non 2 in 1
I really hope you review the new Dell Inspirion 7000 series 2-1 black edition 2019 that JUST came out in the US. I've been thinking about getting it since it's announcement. And would really love to know if it's as good as I hope.
Lisaaa… can you please review the Omen X2S for us? it is available on HP.com already, but there are no reviews on it anywhere! it is an interesting gaming/creator machine with RTX 2080 slim and light and 4k display!! It is intriguing even without the second screen. Thoughts?
Can you do a review again of the lenovo flex 15d by any chance
if a screw gets ruined in the hole, your only option is to wreck it all the way anyway. drillbit smaller than the hole it goes into, and try not to go too far. i do stuff like that for a living, scary every time lol.
cant blame you for not going for it, though i do wish we couldve seen in it. get a different review unit later for a comparison to lenovo flex and other competition??
Doesn't DDR3 use a higher voltage? How would that save battery? Real annoying that if you want 16gb you have to step up to the $2,200 model, absurd.
Love the Bacon Lisa & great informative video....... but is your cat on strike🤔
Business laptop with 16:9 ratio is pain in the neck literally, I just wish 16:10 or even 3:2 ratio would be more common especially in under 15" screen size
Can we get review of HP Omen laptop with refreshed 9th gen CPU and RTX2060? Thanks
bro i have this laptop and the speakers dont work (audio drivers) so i went to dells page and downloaded the new driver and did the installer exe steps , its a 2 steps process) so i did the first step and restarted my pc . the speakers worked for 30 seconds until the exe opended again for the second step. pls HELP SOMEONEEEE
It's just 600$ pricey than Mac Pro stand!!
HOLY SHIT, that price tag for those specs?! Are they INSANE?! That's RIDICULOUS! You can get a Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga 3rd gen i5-8350U for $1600 or less (depending on sale) with 512 GB NVME SSD, 16 GB DDR3 RAM, pen support, touchscreen, 1080p screen, a garaged recharageable pen, etc! WAY better specs for value/$! YIKES, Dell, WTF?!
Don't know why I'm suddenly obsessed with bacon...must be something subliminal.
Hi Lisa can u plz suggest some budget laptop for graphic designing work purpose?
Samsung notebook 9 pro? If you want a pen.
The LG Gram 14 2-in-1 is lighter. It would be a worth comparison to name for the sake of better reviewing
Would you recommend this laptop over the XPS 13 touch for a college student?
If you're willing to pay $1600 for this BASE version you may as well buy a better laptop for school such as the XPS line up. If you aren't restricting yourself to Dell you can get a Surface Laptop/Pro/Book or if OS isn't a limiting factor you can buy a reliable MacBook. This laptop is mostly business oriented but with it's current specifications and price tag I personally would skip this laptop all together.
I'd skip it, too (you can get WAY better for that price!), but I'd also skip the Surfaces. They have 0-1/10 repairability/upgradability scores on iFixIt. I don't trust (modern) Macbooks either (check out Louis Rossman's channel for why). I'd go for a Lenovo, personally (in this price range, if you want a premium device (2-in-1 or not), more specifically a Thinkpad. I've heard XPSes have had awful quality control issues lately.
@@7Write4This9Heart7 that is true as well. If she's not looking for upgradability I wouldn't skip out on the surfaces though. I've owned them before up to the surface 2017 before it was stolen and I found myself using that to take notes over using my notebook but yeh if you want to upgrade later then you're pretty much stuck with what you've got. HP has some good offerings as well if you're looking for a 2-in-1 device but I agree with the Lenovo. They have been showing their presence especially in the business world. Their new Thinkpad x1 Carbon is a serious powerhouse at a much lower price than this Dell Latitude. The new LG Grams are also great laptops that are very light weight
@@RhajeemCrawford Well, that's true on the upgradability of the Surfaces, but there's also the issue where, if something fails, like the soldered on SSD, you're screwed. (Hence the iFixIt repairability score of 0-1/10.) So I, personally, don't think it's worth it, but to each his own. HPs, for me, have never had good build quality (espec in hinges) or good thermals, but again, up to the buyer. If it were me and I could get a 2-in-1, hands down, my dream comp would be the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga (3rd gen) (4th gen is coming out in June or July, but there are a ton of changes to it that a huge number of fans and I don't like, so we're going for the 3rd gen instead). The Lenovo Yoga C930 is another worthy contender there!
oh, no... you did not remove the back cover :'(
i wonder how it is compare to lenovo T490 ?
Your review are unique and entertaining 🤣
Can you please compare it with hp specture gemcut 13
This is an AWESOME review, as always, even if I wouldn't buy it! lol. Love your shirt, too, haha! It made me hungry!
Another great video! Double like! ;)
Would be the perfect laptop for me if it had ice lake :(
Am looking for something bigger but not smaller I need a big 2in 1
Hey Lisa, where can we buy this t-shirt, this so funny, as you can imagine, I also got distracted :)
Don’t let a stripped screw stop you, Lisa. Just drill the head off the little sucker. Though I’d understand being a little cautious about taking power tools to the demo laptops. ;)
What's the GPU?
it uses the intel 620 integrated graphics
@@ilovebbqchips789 thanks
I think it is Intel integrated graphics.
Intel UHD 620 graphics. It's on the specs screen that we show in the video.
Why can OEMs put dedicated graphics in their clamshell laptops, but not into convertibles of the same size? An MX150 or MX250 isn't much, but it's still better than integrated graphics.
Does this support Ubuntu 18.04
This is my work laptop, without the 2in1, but it’s amazing
At least you need review laptop teclast f15
How come you never review any Asus laptops? the zenbook line is pretty great.
Im sure the zenbook pro duo is coming up bruv
Elazar I honestly just want her to review the ZenBook 13-15
Its really pretty
Ba+Co+N can turn out something delicious
I'll stick with my fanless i5 Black Surface Pro 6 for now but thanks for the review Lisa....btw, love your T Shirt.
DDR3... ¿? 🤔🤔
this laptop overheats way too much. i'm not an engineer, but my job requires me to view DWG files from time to time, sometimes on a Teams call, and this device CANNOT handle it. Heck, it has issues with two Excel files open while on a Teams call. And forget about working on the patio on a nice day--the fan will be screaming and volcanic ash blasting out of the vents.
I've grown fond of Dell products and have been using them for a while. Currently using a Dell Inspiron 13 7375 for work and I must admit at first there were a lot of driver issues since it was the Ryzen 5 version which wasn't well optimized but they stepped their game up and now I'm having no issues. I must say however I find the specifications of this Latitude to be quite underwhelming given its price tag. If you're willing to pay $1600 for this BASE version you may as well buy a better laptop such as the XPS line up. If you aren't restricting yourself to Dell you can get a Surface Laptop/Pro/Book or if OS isn't a limiting factor you can buy a reliable MacBook. I understand that this laptop is mostly business oriented but with it's current specifications and price tag, with this much competition out there I personally would skip this laptop all together.
I'd avoid a Surface of any kind, mostly Book, since they have repairability/upgradability scores of 0-1/10 on iFixIt. MacBooks are...also not something I'd touch with a ten foot pole, but that's your choice. But yeah, for the price? You can do a LOT better! Yikes!
It's $400 now used or refurbished with i7 16GB and 512GB
I need to start buying shirts wherever it is that Lisa does.
Looks good, but I'm not sure if it's worth nearly $1000 more than my Dell Inspiron 14 5482 2-in-1 convertible, which I bought on sale during the Memorial Day holiday for only $599.
It's a latitude, a lot higher quality than Inspiron, their consider line. This is an extremely well build, sturdy, premium device and while specs are the same, the device isn't at all.
@@sahirde I don't doubt that the Latitude line are fine machines. I like Dell. That's why I bought my Inspiron. But there ain't nothing wrong with my Inspiron! Especially at $599! I've got a full aluminum build, good 14-inch FHD touch display, can use Dell Active Pen too, backlit keyboard, 8 GB DDR4 RAM, 8th gen Core i5, Intel Optane Memory, etc.
I was originally thinking about buying an iPad Pro, then considered a Samsung Galaxy Tab S4, a Microsoft Surface Go (or the Pro), and also an HP Chromebook X2 or a Pixelbook. For the price and my use case, I definitely made the right choice! For me, honestly, if I wanted to spend around $1500, I likely would have bought the 12.9 inch iPad Pro. But I'm glad I bought my Dell Inspiron!
Steven James DeBlasi I’ve been using an Inspiron 13 7000 series for 3 years. The screw tab next to one of the hinges broke off a few months ago. I’m holding the casing together with tape. It works fine but I wish it is slightly more durable. I’ve never dropped it.
How many years warranty do you get with the inspiron? The latitude comes with 3 years Pro Support and Next Business Day Onsite Service
@@verygoodbrother My inspiron's warranty was for 1 year.
QUEEN
I rather add 200$ and buy two Mac stand.
wow, that screen almost looks like oled.
I googled Ba, Co, N.
not sure i like it- it still looks like a macbook with a 360 hinge
Ha!
Updated discounted link: amzn.to/2LMa67p
Sexy business laptop? stands for sexy businesses?