Latitude 7350

100% disagree with OP. I have a Dell Latitude 7350 Detachable that I use in both tablet mode and noteboook mode (with keyboard attached). For the latter setup I am often just using the touch screen to dismiss buttons, move windows, scroll, etc. because it’s just second nature.

I've owned two iPads: the original Air and the M1 Pro. That last one was fully spec'd and cost me well north of $2000 at the time. The hope was that Apple would release macOS for such a capable and expensive iPad but we know how that went. I swore I'd never get an iPad again at that point: totally u

Dell Latitude 7350 Detachable is what I moved on to. Not my choice, just testing the next model coming through the door at work. Very similar look and feel. It never accidently powers up in my bag like the Surface often did. It was a bit funky until they got a few BIOS upgrades done on the product.

I was issued a Dell Latitude 7350 with 14th gen i7 and 32 gb of RAM and it also really struggles with large Excel datasets/files. Even just navigating the OS is slow as hell. I think that’s just the state of most Windows laptops these days.