Pro 14

Go back to L1 support if you want raw troubleshooting. I've got a bunch of Dell Pro 14 laptops with mysterious web cam failures you're welcome to delve into as neither Dell nor our sales rep will take any ownership of the obviously faulty hardware. Also, word of unsolicited advise - You should proba

FU APPLE! Going to spend 2000 bugs for Dell Premium Pro 14 laptop instead! Dell has always delivered!

I'm not familiar with the UK market, but IMO you should be looking for Intel Lunar Lake (Core Ultra 2xxV) machines. These should be on clearance now that Panther Lake is out, but they offer more than enough performance for you use case, a competent iGPU, and very good battery life (10h+ should be at

Somewhat tangentially, I am shocked that low res displays have lasted in the Windows world for so long. It’s inexcusable to me that certain Pro laptops with premium price points essentially come with FHD res screens which are at least a decade past their use by date. Just as bad as the resolution is

honestly you're not paranoid. Pro 15 Essential is Dell's budget business line so plastic chassis and lighter build are normal. Latitude 3550 and Pro 14 sit higher in the lineup with better materials. for admin work though the Essential is fine - those users dont travel much or drop laptops daily. wh

Glad I can help :) You could definitely do all of that even on most models of Dell laptops. For reference, I got my XPS to finish up working on master's thesis in electrical engineering working on electromagnetic simulations in vegetation, which can take upwards of 30 minutes apice to finish with th

If it just says Dell. As in Dell 14, it's the lowest grade laptop they make. The components are usually cheaper. Like a Realtek WiFi (not Intel). Dell 14 plus is upgraded with more aluminum. Faster processors and better cooling. If it has the word Pro in the name, as in Dell Pro 14. It's built with

So, a lightweight laptop with good battery life and good build quality. Here are a few options I’d look at: MacBook Air 13 or 15: probably the easiest recommendation if you’re happy with macOS. Great battery life, very portable, silent, and ideal for travel/productivity. The 15” is nicer for Sheets,

Dell Pro 14 Plus P1425 - recomand și îl am e super ce trb

I have a Dell Pro 14 plus which was issued to me at work about 6 months ago. It's a really good laptop but I haven't dropped it, spilled liquids on it so I can't speak of how durable it is but it's a whole lot better than the desktop it replaced.