Latitude 7450

For $500 you should be able to get your pick of decent T14 or X-series machines on the used market. If you're in the US, eBay is gonna be the go-to destination unless you live in a very major metro with a local recycler. (RePC in Seattle/Tukwila type of thing) Although, if you do, be aware those loc

Get a Dell Latitude 7450. Excellent form/shape and reliable build.

I'm confused. When I look up the laptop model you provided (Dell 7450, which I presume is the Latitude 7450) it says it has two Thunderbolt/USB-C ports. Is it that you think the Thunderbolt ports are not USB-C ports? Or is the laptop model number wrong? Or do you perhaps have some sort of non-standa

My son is on campus, but I got him a Dell Latitude 7450, with intel I7 Ultra processor, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD and it's been working very well for him.

Looking forward to them getting in our stock. We will get the stock of Dell Pro 14 Plus and Dell Pro 16 Plus in our IT lab inventory in September 2025. It should have been sooner, but tough negotiations with Dell's sales team according to the company CTO. - Dell Latitude 7420 were solid until you ac

Not the OP but I have a Latitude 7450 with Ultra 7 165H and a string of XPS products before that. Every single one of them had wifi issues so bad that I had to revert back to dock/external wifi dongle. My current Latitude has been BSODing at least once a week due to weird driver issues even after th

They tend to run very hot. Also, Dell seems to have a host of quality control problems. I currently have a Latitude 7450 as my work laptop and it has given me nothing but problems. I previously owned several XPS laptops and they, too, ran hot and had MANY wifi and trackpad issues. If you plan to kee

The e7450 is close to ten years old. Especially with several months of non-usage, the CMOS battery inside has likely died. (That's the little round black thing covered in tape, to the left of the big battery, just off the left edge of your photo.) Many Dells of this era have the (un)fortunate effect

Dell latitude 7440 Intel P series or latitude 7450 intel H. Ratio of 3:2 is wild and i doubt a dedicated graphics card will last u 8 years lol. Btw requiring a dgpu will not get u a 8-year lifespan, touchscreen with stylus, screen size of 13inch and ) 6 hours battery life in that price range (if any

Probably in 2010's era Dell was making them to last. Today......i have a Latitude 7450 working fine.