Dell
Latitude 7350
Based on 19 Reddit mentions
$1510.00
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Linux on a Surface Laptop Studio
Dell Latitude 7350 detachable should be a good alternative to the Surfaces for Linux users.On my side, I'm running fedora 42 on my Dell Latitude 7210 detachable and it works like a charm
alphaprime07 in r/linux
October 15, 2025 2:18 PM
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What’s the best tablet I can get for Linux? (x86 or ARM)
So what’s the best tablet I can get for Linux? Have you given any thought to "detachable" Linux-compatible Windows laptops like the Dell Latitude 7350? The 7350 is Ubuntu-certified so Mint will run, of course. I mention the 7350 because I am personally familiar, but other "detachable" Windows laptop
...tomscharbach in r/linuxquestions
February 5, 2026 9:48 PM
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CalDigit TS3 lots of Thunderbolt (?) challenges
This is great thank you! As far as the KVM and dock stuff goes I've kind of had mixed results depending on the host. In summary it's something like this: Old Work Laptop (Dell Latitude 7350 TB3 5+ years old) - very wonky lots of issues with sticky keys Various client Laptops (HP/Dell TB3/TB4 general
...badguy84 in r/CalDigit
September 2, 2025 7:17 PM
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Any good alternatives?
Dell Latitude 7350 Detachable is pretty close to what you want minus oled screen. its a 3k ips screen. oh usb-a support. i would be surprised if you find recent with it without a dock or dongle
aznxtl in r/Surface
February 2, 2026 10:44 PM
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Should I keep the Latitude 7340 or get a 7350?
The Dell Latitude 7350 is a meaningful generational leap over the Latitude 7340. The 7350 offers significantly faster multi-core performance and advanced connectivity, while the 7340 remains a highly efficient, cooler-running ultraportable known for slightly better all-day battery endurance
No-Programmer3870 in r/Dell
May 22, 2026 8:01 PM
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