Just picked up a 256gb/i5 version of this laptop to use as my new travel laptop and I'm loving it so far. A huge leap over my surface pro 4 I was using. Also my first Dell. I've heard great things about the Latitudes for business and the 14 inch screen is perfect for airports and flying.
How is it now? I also have a 2021 M1 Pro 16, I recently got this one as my windows laptop alternative, to replace my Asus G14 that gets too hot on usage. I hope this dell doesn't get too hot while using and does the battery lasts?
@@entique4216 I’m responding to your message with the dell on the desk. My battery lasts me a full work day, 8 hours. I really like the laptop, very portable and slick. It gets the work done. Though the fan spins out loud for sometimes which is mostly when I have it on my bed and the speaker quality isn’t really good compared to my MacBook n iPad. Aside that , it’s a perfect laptop. I’m thinking of upgrading the SSD to 2tb soon cos my config is 32gb memory + 512gb storage
I’m not much of a commenter, but I really loved your in depth video! I appreciate you taking the time to guide us through our (potential) purchase, so we know the good and the bad and make a conscious decision. Thanks a lot and keep it up!
After watching this review, I just ordered a refurbished Dell Latitude 7420 from Dell Outlet. I hope it comes what I am expecting. Thanks for the review.
Thank you for this great review! I saw your 7410 review when there was a sale for a 7420 and I decided to hop on it but I always had that niggling in the back of my mind that the 7420 may have been worse than the 7410. This video has certainly relieved me of that - so let's hope the one I get is as good as yours!
Noice laptop in every segment indeed.. Great battery, awesome display, case constructions, nice connections setup, even track pad is bigger just enough. This laptop will be best buy. Thanks for video
Cheers popkatepeti, fast tracked the video for you mate =). I actually like the trackpad in the model 7420, not oversized like the XPS 13 9310. I can see this being a good 2-in-1 version too in the future when it gets release. I did film the case construction but removed it in the video as really its the same as pervious model and like ever other Latitude its decent =) and I already tested out the hinge in the unboxing video.
Love your disassembling of the laptops and detailed tests on thermal. Would also be great if you could include Cinebench into the tests as well if it didn't take too much time.
Never really tried to review a webcam before, something I might investigate in the future. Thanks for the suggestion Quốc and I am glad to add the a few gaming benchmarks I wasn't sure which to use so had to call a friend which was easier for me to do since I don't really play games on PC much these days and not my expertise at all anymore.
Got one of these 2nd hand a few weeks ago. I don't think the guy in the shop knew it was the 2 in 1 with 1tb drive, fingerprint login, top of the line i7, got it in as new condition for £500 and loving it. Will attach my logi 1080 cam if I'm conferencing, but other than that, it's a really neat piece of kit. Note: I splashed a bit extra on the 90w faster charger and Premium Active Pen (PN579X) from Dell to round out the package. Money well spent if you want to do your art classes on an A4 tablet rather than paper!
Appreciated the feedback OdavidS and I do hope to give information on the laptops that don't get much excitement generally as they still a lot of purchases for them =)
I really enjoy your videos, love them. Your videos are gold . As a trainer with Dell technologies I myself learnt quite a lot from your videos and I find them very interesting.
Wow this means extremely a lot to me your feedback, would not have thought the videos would be that useful for Dell internal. I appreciate very much the comment and brings me much joy and support to continue the long nights and days to make these videos. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart Bernard it really is a great uplift for me in the lockdown my city is in now.
@@BsianTech I can definitely understand the time , research , energy that you put in your videos, it clearly shows on the outcome. Being at Dell I have an access to loads of training material and indepth research on our products. I always look outside Dell to also see what others think about our products and their hands on reviews and in that aspect they are many who run these reviews. But your videos are right on the top list of my search. God bless you abundantly . Feel free to reach out incase you need to clarify anything technical on our products. ben028@gmail.com
Your welcome Thai Woo, good to see that part of the video was useful since I was considering to remove the configuration section of the laptop to try make the video shorter.
It's soldered but it's higher frequency than most replaceable ddr4 modules at 3200mhz. In igpu performance the increased memory speed may be beneficial!
@@badrbadr2327 I have this laptop and a docking station. Yes, I'm happy with it. What I like most is the docking station...so I'm able to have 2 monitors & a docking station setup in my home office and two monitors and a docking station setup in my work-office....and I just transport the laptop between both places. It's very, very lightweight...so is easy to carry in my workbag as well. I actually never use it as a laptop. It's mainly just my hard drive, so to speak. I'm pleased with it.
They could have fit one of those slim drop-down ethernet ports, sad that they did not include it - I still use mine daily for network administration, device configuration, etc....
I agree for Dell to bring back the ethernet port in the Latitude 74xx series, I mention that when I unboxed the Latitude 7410 last year that it was huge shame they removed the ethernet port when its aimed at business this model.
Thank you for the detailed review. I'm planning on getting this laptop and connecting it to an external monitor. Do you know what max resolution it supports if connected to an ultrawide external monitor?
Bsian Dad - thanks for another great review (in one comment you mentioned that you was thinking to crop the video to make it shorter - I am glad you did not, its perfect as it is..those who find it too long can skip uninteresting sections). Only thing I would appreciate is some brief comparison to direct competitors (f.e. HP Pro/Elite Book 640 g8). I was wondering on the performance in Cinebenches, as this os for me one of the numbers I am interested in. Score 610 in CB15 is at low end of i7-1165G7 CPUs (best machines scores close to 1000). Is that some anomaly in generally good performance? Also loooking forward for review of Latitude 5420 (I like its RJ-45 connector). Cheers
Hi, great review. really well-made videos. keep them coming as a lot of people are getting benefitted. I had a question. Does the Touch panel come with gorilla glass or with the usual plastic bezels?
I do plan to get back on HP, just hitting a number of Dell and Lenovos but I will remind myself to follow up on HP side =). Last year when I did the Probook X360 I was very impressed by it.
Hi Bsiandad, Will you be able to do a review on the newly released Dell Latitude 5520 that have just been released? They have been upgraded to the Intel 11th gen topping out with 1185G7. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on the new model as they have changed some chassis features too.
@Blondbassist and @robotx597 I have the new Precision 3560 organized already but been informed there been massive delay in the shipping, as I would be interested in this as well myself since I have reviewed the Precision 3550 before.
If going for the base version which one is better 7320 or 7420. 7420 is a bit cheaper than 7320 on dell's website.could you please make an in-depth comparison video. Thanks
Thanks for a nice thorough review. I must say, I wasn't particularly impressed with the sound from the microphone during your webcam demo, although I wonder if this was entirely due to the microphone quality or just the effects of the recording...? Any thoughts? It concerns me as I'm considering this purchase but I do quite a lot of video calls on Teams and obviously I would like to be heard nice and clear! Cheers
I am thinking from the rewatching of the webcam recording if it could be the auto Dell AI microphone adjustment causing funny issues for the quality of the sound. Again I don't change the settings and just record out of the box so most users who be in the same boat would be rather than fiddle around audio settings to give you the best experience. The drivers and software were up to date as possible from dell website as of recording of the video. Maybe one Dell rep will see this and contact me with ideas on what could be going on. Thanks for the feedback as this is welcome feedback to me, the community and Dell hopefully as well.
Hi Joseph, i don't have an answer to your query . I normally play around with the audio settings in the Dell Optimizer Audio , till that i get that right. You could try one of these speakerphones from Dell, they are excellent for video conference calls / Zoom / Teams. Its th Dell Mobile Adapter Speakerphone - MH3021P . Secondly if you go a level high i recommend the Latitude 9420 or 9520 which is absolutely brilliant for conference call.
Depends on the target market. Dell Latitude tends to be for accountants, non-trading financial analysts using Power BI desktop, and insurance underwriters. The most likely use of the camera is for an in-house Teams meeting once a week. The Surface Pro tends to attract the traveling consultants or sales reps, and some data analysts using Power BI desktop. For sales/consulting, they tend to use the cameras sales meetings far more often. Thus, their display is more important.
Got this model for work, with the i7-1185G7 CPU. Absolutely flies through Excel files that are 150mb+. Currently experiencing some BSDs, that I'm trying to get IT to fix.
Sure, because the system was unstable at original memory speed of -4267, therefore starting with BIOS 1.13.0 they lowered to speed to -3733 to fix the issue. If you updated, the BSODs are gone but you lost performance.
@@badrbadr2327 Well... the build is solid, looks rigid. Keyboard is mediocre, keys themselves are OK, but there is no PageDown and PageUp key - they are replaced by Fn+Arrows which is stupid. Arrow keys are half size what is also dumb. To replace keyboard you have to disassemble the whole laptop including motherboard. Clickpad is quite large but I personally don't like it much as I prefer workstation class classic touchpad with physical keys. Trackpoint is missing. Display is OK, camera is OK, WiFi signal is OK. The CPU is itself 25W but the laptop can manage to cool at most 19W when setting the fan to bigger noise (bigger cooling power), therefore there is no reason to go for i7 as the laptop is unable to cool even i5 at full power for more than few minutes and you will get worse performance than from laptops with bigger size (that is better cooling) with the same CPU. Integrated GPU is suprisingly good except drivers which are Intel's legendary fail. RAM is soldered, that is not upgradeable and Dell reduced specs from original -4267MHz to -3733MHz after system shipped to customers - this is very bad behavior from Dell. WiFi card is soldered, it can't be upgraded. The guys at customer support are total lame, they can't offer any serious answer, therefore there is practically no customer support. Overall I recommend it for office work, if you have external keyboard and monitor it is quite solid performer. For work on the go it is also quite good and the negatives can be used to if you are not into heavy productivity work.
+1 here, would love to know what panel was used in the 7420 (for 400 nits display). According specs it has 600:1 contrast ratio and it's pretty mediocre imo. Anyway, thank you for review!
I couldn't tell you exactly as the pricing I get is very different but my guess here in Australia it be about the $3200 with the 4 Yr warranty from the Dell Australian site but you can get deals to bring that down very much if you check Dell website but also if your company buys a lot from Dell you get good pricing as well. I can see an i5 version of the 7420 on Dell Aus site for under $1700 as of time of writing this.
@@badrbadr2327 i did not buy it, but couple of guys at my company has them. Do i recommend ? Depends on the usage, but in my openion it is great, better than the Lenovos (X1, Yoga...)
I'm thinking of getting the 7420 but an i5 with 16 gb ram. I heard the i7 has problems with fan noise. Is the i5 any better? Is the 5420 any better for fan noise? Any real practical information welcome. Thanks
No. This is for mid-level office work (analyst, accountants, or project managers). For video editing you need either the M1 MacBook Pro 14/16, or Dell XPS 13-17 models.
@@popokatapetl6995 I ordered the X1 carbon 14” 4K and I love the screen but kinda agree it’s a bit much. Trackpad is awful and too glossy so I’m returning it and getting this dell
Backlit keys is one of the options for the latitude. You will need to check the one you are purchasing has it configured or not. If you are purchasing directly from Dell you will see it as an option in the keyboard section in the customization. This is very common for enterprise orientated laptops/mobile workstations.
Actually for $1500 they can't with this kind of construction material, this battery and display.. Maybe yoga slim 7 pro but you just can't find it at all
Just picked up a 256gb/i5 version of this laptop to use as my new travel laptop and I'm loving it so far. A huge leap over my surface pro 4 I was using. Also my first Dell. I've heard great things about the Latitudes for business and the 14 inch screen is perfect for airports and flying.
How is it now? I also have a 2021 M1 Pro 16, I recently got this one as my windows laptop alternative, to replace my Asus G14 that gets too hot on usage.
I hope this dell doesn't get too hot while using and does the battery lasts?
@@willy7968how is your dell
@@entique4216 I’m responding to your message with the dell on the desk. My battery lasts me a full work day, 8 hours.
I really like the laptop, very portable and slick. It gets the work done.
Though the fan spins out loud for sometimes which is mostly when I have it on my bed and the speaker quality isn’t really good compared to my MacBook n iPad.
Aside that , it’s a perfect laptop.
I’m thinking of upgrading the SSD to 2tb soon cos my config is 32gb memory + 512gb storage
thank you so much for making this video brother
Pleasure, hope it helps with your decision @yazede
I’m not much of a commenter, but I really loved your in depth video! I appreciate you taking the time to guide us through our (potential) purchase, so we know the good and the bad and make a conscious decision. Thanks a lot and keep it up!
After watching this review, I just ordered a refurbished Dell Latitude 7420 from Dell Outlet.
I hope it comes what I am expecting.
Thanks for the review.
Your welcome and I hope the laptop is better than what I presented in the review video.
did it? How was it?
I’m looking at the same thing how did it go?
Thank you for this great review! I saw your 7410 review when there was a sale for a 7420 and I decided to hop on it but I always had that niggling in the back of my mind that the 7420 may have been worse than the 7410. This video has certainly relieved me of that - so let's hope the one I get is as good as yours!
hi did you bought the laptop how is it ?do you recommend it to me or not
Noice laptop in every segment indeed.. Great battery, awesome display, case constructions, nice connections setup, even track pad is bigger just enough. This laptop will be best buy. Thanks for video
Cheers popkatepeti, fast tracked the video for you mate =). I actually like the trackpad in the model 7420, not oversized like the XPS 13 9310. I can see this being a good 2-in-1 version too in the future when it gets release. I did film the case construction but removed it in the video as really its the same as pervious model and like ever other Latitude its decent =) and I already tested out the hinge in the unboxing video.
Love your disassembling of the laptops and detailed tests on thermal. Would also be great if you could include Cinebench into the tests as well if it didn't take too much time.
Love to see you review some specific thing like the webcam. Thanks for add some gaming benchmark to review which i comment in unbox video.
Never really tried to review a webcam before, something I might investigate in the future. Thanks for the suggestion Quốc and I am glad to add the a few gaming benchmarks I wasn't sure which to use so had to call a friend which was easier for me to do since I don't really play games on PC much these days and not my expertise at all anymore.
Got one of these 2nd hand a few weeks ago. I don't think the guy in the shop knew it was the 2 in 1 with 1tb drive, fingerprint login, top of the line i7, got it in as new condition for £500 and loving it. Will attach my logi 1080 cam if I'm conferencing, but other than that, it's a really neat piece of kit.
Note: I splashed a bit extra on the 90w faster charger and Premium Active Pen (PN579X) from Dell to round out the package. Money well spent if you want to do your art classes on an A4 tablet rather than paper!
Is the 2 in 1 exactly the same chassis?
Topnotch review! and thank you for covering these obscure laptops!
Appreciated the feedback OdavidS and I do hope to give information on the laptops that don't get much excitement generally as they still a lot of purchases for them =)
Thanks for the very comprehensive review
Very helpful review! Thank you.
I really enjoy your videos, love them. Your videos are gold . As a trainer with Dell technologies I myself learnt quite a lot from your videos and I find them very interesting.
Wow this means extremely a lot to me your feedback, would not have thought the videos would be that useful for Dell internal. I appreciate very much the comment and brings me much joy and support to continue the long nights and days to make these videos. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart Bernard it really is a great uplift for me in the lockdown my city is in now.
@@BsianTech I can definitely understand the time , research , energy that you put in your videos, it clearly shows on the outcome. Being at Dell I have an access to loads of training material and indepth research on our products. I always look outside Dell to also see what others think about our products and their hands on reviews and in that aspect they are many who run these reviews. But your videos are right on the top list of my search. God bless you abundantly . Feel free to reach out incase you need to clarify anything technical on our products. ben028@gmail.com
Thank you for the great review!
Thanks Fabian F, is there another laptop you looking at as well?
@@BsianTech The HP Elitebook 840 G8 is also an interesting device and could be comparable to the Latitude 7420
extraordinary effort in building this content, great work and thanks for sharing.
I really appreciate @VISHAL VIRADIA that you left such a nice encouraging feedback it helps knowing the effort is able to help others.
Thanks for the tip that the RAM is soldered on. I almost purchase this model.
Your welcome Thai Woo, good to see that part of the video was useful since I was considering to remove the configuration section of the laptop to try make the video shorter.
It's soldered but it's higher frequency than most replaceable ddr4 modules at 3200mhz.
In igpu performance the increased memory speed may be beneficial!
hi did you bought the laptop how is it? do you recommend it to me or not
Ram doesnt die much
Interesting to see they added the vent compared to the 7400 which has fan and noise issues when plugged into power....
Excellent professional review, thank you
Well made videos & very comprehensive review. Thanks!
Thank you. I honestly could not figure out why my webcam wasn't working Didn't know it had a physical "curtain"!
hi do you have this laptop latitude 7420? is it good do you recommend it to me or not
@@badrbadr2327 I have this laptop and a docking station. Yes, I'm happy with it. What I like most is the docking station...so I'm able to have 2 monitors & a docking station setup in my home office and two monitors and a docking station setup in my work-office....and I just transport the laptop between both places. It's very, very lightweight...so is easy to carry in my workbag as well. I actually never use it as a laptop. It's mainly just my hard drive, so to speak. I'm pleased with it.
@@NashBashy thank you so much
They could have fit one of those slim drop-down ethernet ports, sad that they did not include it - I still use mine daily for network administration, device configuration, etc....
I agree for Dell to bring back the ethernet port in the Latitude 74xx series, I mention that when I unboxed the Latitude 7410 last year that it was huge shame they removed the ethernet port when its aimed at business this model.
Great review ! THank you bsian dad
Thanks very much @Thierrt and happy new year to you.
Thank you for the detailed review. I'm planning on getting this laptop and connecting it to an external monitor. Do you know what max resolution it supports if connected to an ultrawide external monitor?
1920x1080
hi did you bought the laptop how is it ?do you recommend it to me or not
@@liubomyrternivskyi864 Are you sure? I think it supports the resolution of the monitor
Really excellent, review that touches all the key points that matter to me.
Bsian Dad - thanks for another great review (in one comment you mentioned that you was thinking to crop the video to make it shorter - I am glad you did not, its perfect as it is..those who find it too long can skip uninteresting sections). Only thing I would appreciate is some brief comparison to direct competitors (f.e. HP Pro/Elite Book 640 g8). I was wondering on the performance in Cinebenches, as this os for me one of the numbers I am interested in. Score 610 in CB15 is at low end of i7-1165G7 CPUs (best machines scores close to 1000). Is that some anomaly in generally good performance? Also loooking forward for review of Latitude 5420 (I like its RJ-45 connector). Cheers
Thank you very much! Will you be doing a 9420 review by any chance?
Hi, great review. really well-made videos. keep them coming as a lot of people are getting benefitted. I had a question. Does the Touch panel come with gorilla glass or with the usual plastic bezels?
Thanks for pointing on several things ,
Great review.
Nice review. Do you have any plans for more HP reviews? Would be great to get a review of the Probook 635 Aero!
I do plan to get back on HP, just hitting a number of Dell and Lenovos but I will remind myself to follow up on HP side =). Last year when I did the Probook X360 I was very impressed by it.
can you please compare with 5420? which is a better model in terms of display and speakers?
Ping
Hi Bsiandad,
Will you be able to do a review on the newly released Dell Latitude 5520 that have just been released? They have been upgraded to the Intel 11th gen topping out with 1185G7. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on the new model as they have changed some chassis features too.
+1 and also the Precision 3560 which looks to be a copycat of the latitude 5520 with a better graphics card
@Blondbassist and @robotx597 I have the new Precision 3560 organized already but been informed there been massive delay in the shipping, as I would be interested in this as well myself since I have reviewed the Precision 3550 before.
If going for the base version which one is better 7320 or 7420. 7420 is a bit cheaper than 7320 on dell's website.could you please make an in-depth comparison video. Thanks
14' is minimal for productive work I think
Hi. Nice review mate. Is the storage upgradable?
It must be
Thanks for a nice thorough review. I must say, I wasn't particularly impressed with the sound from the microphone during your webcam demo, although I wonder if this was entirely due to the microphone quality or just the effects of the recording...? Any thoughts? It concerns me as I'm considering this purchase but I do quite a lot of video calls on Teams and obviously I would like to be heard nice and clear! Cheers
I am thinking from the rewatching of the webcam recording if it could be the auto Dell AI microphone adjustment causing funny issues for the quality of the sound. Again I don't change the settings and just record out of the box so most users who be in the same boat would be rather than fiddle around audio settings to give you the best experience. The drivers and software were up to date as possible from dell website as of recording of the video. Maybe one Dell rep will see this and contact me with ideas on what could be going on. Thanks for the feedback as this is welcome feedback to me, the community and Dell hopefully as well.
Hi Joseph, i don't have an answer to your query . I normally play around with the audio settings in the Dell Optimizer Audio , till that i get that right. You could try one of these speakerphones from Dell, they are excellent for video conference calls / Zoom / Teams. Its th Dell Mobile Adapter Speakerphone - MH3021P . Secondly if you go a level high i recommend the Latitude 9420 or 9520 which is absolutely brilliant for conference call.
could you please review the latitude 7520 as well?
I have this on the way now
Great video, was this a 6, 8 or 10 bit panel?
it has almost 100% rgb coverage so it is 8 bit
Surface Pro webcams still seem to be the best, but at least Dell is improving
Depends on the target market. Dell Latitude tends to be for accountants, non-trading financial analysts using Power BI desktop, and insurance underwriters. The most likely use of the camera is for an in-house Teams meeting once a week.
The Surface Pro tends to attract the traveling consultants or sales reps, and some data analysts using Power BI desktop. For sales/consulting, they tend to use the cameras sales meetings far more often. Thus, their display is more important.
Got this model for work, with the i7-1185G7 CPU. Absolutely flies through Excel files that are 150mb+. Currently experiencing some BSDs, that I'm trying to get IT to fix.
Sure, because the system was unstable at original memory speed of -4267, therefore starting with BIOS 1.13.0 they lowered to speed to -3733 to fix the issue. If you updated, the BSODs are gone but you lost performance.
is it a good laptop or not do u recommend it to me?
@@PetrKoc is it a good laptop or not do u recommend it to me?
@@badrbadr2327 Well... the build is solid, looks rigid. Keyboard is mediocre, keys themselves are OK, but there is no PageDown and PageUp key - they are replaced by Fn+Arrows which is stupid. Arrow keys are half size what is also dumb. To replace keyboard you have to disassemble the whole laptop including motherboard. Clickpad is quite large but I personally don't like it much as I prefer workstation class classic touchpad with physical keys. Trackpoint is missing. Display is OK, camera is OK, WiFi signal is OK. The CPU is itself 25W but the laptop can manage to cool at most 19W when setting the fan to bigger noise (bigger cooling power), therefore there is no reason to go for i7 as the laptop is unable to cool even i5 at full power for more than few minutes and you will get worse performance than from laptops with bigger size (that is better cooling) with the same CPU. Integrated GPU is suprisingly good except drivers which are Intel's legendary fail. RAM is soldered, that is not upgradeable and Dell reduced specs from original -4267MHz to -3733MHz after system shipped to customers - this is very bad behavior from Dell. WiFi card is soldered, it can't be upgraded. The guys at customer support are total lame, they can't offer any serious answer, therefore there is practically no customer support. Overall I recommend it for office work, if you have external keyboard and monitor it is quite solid performer. For work on the go it is also quite good and the negatives can be used to if you are not into heavy productivity work.
@@PetrKoc thank you for your help
Hello great video
One question
Support this laptop with TB 4 egpu
if yes in what band2/4 lanes ?
18:20 what software you used to measure screen brightness please
Do you recommend it for programming? with these same specifications
Hi . Could you let us know whats the contrast ratio ? How is the display's light bleed ?
+1 here, would love to know what panel was used in the 7420 (for 400 nits display). According specs it has 600:1 contrast ratio and it's pretty mediocre imo. Anyway, thank you for review!
+1
@@Krofes hi did you bought the laptop how is it ?do you recommend it to me or not
@@badrbadr2327 hi! Yep, eventually I bought it (model 7420-2572) - it's pretty cool for a windows laptop, never had any problems with it
@@Krofes you have the i5 or i7 processeur
Great review!
Based on your config, how much does it cost?
I couldn't tell you exactly as the pricing I get is very different but my guess here in Australia it be about the $3200 with the 4 Yr warranty from the Dell Australian site but you can get deals to bring that down very much if you check Dell website but also if your company buys a lot from Dell you get good pricing as well. I can see an i5 version of the 7420 on Dell Aus site for under $1700 as of time of writing this.
What is the little grey circle thing to the right of the webcam? It's like two inches to the right of the webcam.
How’s the microphone?
Nice review.
regarding the power modes, using Excel (not heavy sheets), alongside Google Drive and emails, what power mode is this ? Media ?
That would be closer to Media/Battery saving mode @Michael Marjieh so not really pushing the laptop much besides the screen consuming the most power.
@@BsianTech thanks.. i thought so too.. even less that watching movies since tge excel sheets are simple ones (not much formulas).
Thank you so much 😁
hi did you bought the laptop how is it do you recommend it to me or not
@@badrbadr2327 i did not buy it, but couple of guys at my company has them.
Do i recommend ? Depends on the usage, but in my openion it is great, better than the Lenovos (X1, Yoga...)
@@NE110M yeah ok thank you so much for your help
The SSD belongs to which brand?
Don’t switched wideout any reason! Problems don’t finished with this machine !
Does anyone know if I can change the original 42whr battery of my 7420 11v for the 63whr 15v that comes with the battery in the video?
wwan card, but where are the antenna cables?
How did you do your percentage load testing? Can you recommend an app for that?f
I run it through Passmark BurnInTest to get the loading testing which I can just keep consistency.
Can we fold the laptop screen backwards 360 degree like yoga?
There is a 2-in-1 version of the Latitude 7420 which does exactly the yoga you are mentioning.
I'm thinking of getting the 7420 but an i5 with 16 gb ram. I heard the i7 has problems with fan noise. Is the i5 any better? Is the 5420 any better for fan noise? Any real practical information welcome. Thanks
hi did you bought the laptop how is it ?do you recommend it to me or not
@@badrbadr2327 did u later buy it?
Thanks, dad.
y donde esta la RAM??
Mine doesn't has those extra features for the camera and is not touch.
hi did you bought the laptop how is it do you recommend it to me or not
can i add to this laptop a carte graphique
Can this handle a workload of editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro 4k clips?
No. This is for mid-level office work (analyst, accountants, or project managers). For video editing you need either the M1 MacBook Pro 14/16, or Dell XPS 13-17 models.
@@akin242002 thanks!
Looks like FHD camera only available with FHD display. UHD only has HD camera.
Can we edit 4k videos with this laptop ?
Slowly yes but not a fantastic experience or ideal experience since it has no discrete graphics.
@@BsianTech Thank you !
When will this be available for purchase?
it already is, but to expensive approx $1850 x1 carbon can be find for $1500.. to be honest dell is a bit more robust and better battery life
@@popokatapetl6995 on their site it says it can be configured with 4K display but doesn’t seem to be the case
@@collinguidry9867 trust me mate, 4k for 14 inch is ridiculous full hd is quite good with 300 nits and up
@@popokatapetl6995 I ordered the X1 carbon 14” 4K and I love the screen but kinda agree it’s a bit much. Trackpad is awful and too glossy so I’m returning it and getting this dell
@@collinguidry9867 how much you pay for it and what specs
wowowoww
this laptop or dell xps 13 i7 10gen ??
May I ask what type of tasks will you be doing with the laptop to better answer your question @Med Bac.
Memory is not upgradeable
is it have backlit at keyboard ?
Backlit keys is one of the options for the latitude. You will need to check the one you are purchasing has it configured or not. If you are purchasing directly from Dell you will see it as an option in the keyboard section in the customization. This is very common for enterprise orientated laptops/mobile workstations.
Looks like a good laptop, But its way overpriced. People can get better ones with this price and lower
Actually for $1500 they can't with this kind of construction material, this battery and display.. Maybe yoga slim 7 pro but you just can't find it at all
POV: Your A High School Teacher
I'm not a teacher =), I have worked in higher educational intuition before.
Graphic card memory how much?
Hi, is it touchscreen? Thanks
yes
I want to know graphic card memory
Dude, it's an integrated graphic card. VRAM is not going to matter much. If you're hoping to play AC Valhalla or Cyberpunk on it, forget it.
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Thanks for the very comprehensive review