Pro 14

We typically buy the most expensive ones we can (Current round is i7/32GB/512GB Dell Pro 14 Premium for example) which stretches their useful life out to 5-6 years. We get them with 3 years of prosupport/in home and then after that self spare (We have my guys certified and can self dispatch parts fr

Dell Pro 14 Plus (14”) or Dell Pro 16 Plus (16") Both are mid tier. Get 32gb of RAM and it'll never need to be upgraded in its lifetime. Also recommend "Pro Support" warranty (next business day onsite) for as long as you are in school and want the laptop to last. 3 years? 5 years? Any processor you

Of these I'd personally go for the Dell Pro 14 Plus. IME 5/7 isn't usually that huge of a jump and it'll be logistically easier to ride out the extra year on the lifecycle of the Pro 14 Plus. Plus, if your workplace is moving from Lenovo to Dell as primary vendor tough to say what the internal suppo

The Dell Pro 14 Plus is a pretty nice and reliable computer. It does have an aluminum chassis. A few of my client's have them. No issues so far. These replaced the Latitude line, so I'd say they are comparable to the Thinkpad line. As far as repairability, I don't know if it's better or worse than a

I’ve spent around 1.8 million on Dell stuff this year alone. I can't say I've had the same problem, my Dell experience, minus this shift from latitude/precision to Pro, Pro Plus, Pro Max, Pro Pro Pro, Pro Precision, precision pro and Precision Pro 14, 14s ... And anyway - my account reps have been g