Pro 16 Plus

Happily left Dell when the new Pro/Max/Plus/Ultra/Base crap came out and our rep sent us a "really nice" Dell Pro 16 Plus (I Think) and it was bigger and felt heavier than the outgoing Latitude 5000 series. My department tested (Not impressed) and we deployed to 1 user. User hated it, said it was he

Dell will have some massage black Friday’s sale this year, and XPS is now the premium so they will promote that. Howwever I saw a great deal on the Dell Pro 16 Plus on sale for $850 with AMD Ryzen AI Radeon Pro 350 with 32GB of Ram for only $930. You can also get the Dell Plus 14" with Intel Core 25

I don't see much on the black Friday list... I recommend the Dell Pro 14 Plus or the Dell Pro 16 Plus to all my clients. It has an aluminum chassis. So much less likely to have hinge failure, like all the plastic laptops we see on here day after day. it might be a little out of your price range, but

A few things to note. A) Dell 16 Plus is a rebranded Dell Inspiron 16. That sub brand is notorious for low quality and fragile builds. They draw you in with nice specs and low prices, but slack off on quality build to keep prices low. B) There are other sub brands among Dell products that have far b

I have bought three Dell refurbished unit in a row with zero issues. You can buy there current or last generation laptops for around 40 - 60% off retail when they have coupon promotions (don't buy anything there without using a coupon code and if they don't have a current code, you need to wait for

Hmm, the keyboard on the Dell Pro 16 Plus is not as nice, I suppose. It just feels a little off, and I guess it's smaller because of the numpad. I guess you brought that up because you also don't really like the numpad. I got the laptop at 650 USD btw.. I suppose its quite a good deal with Core Ultr

Dell Pro 16 Plus or Dell Pro Max 16 Premium (if it's in your budget)

So, I just got this card in with our Dell Pro 16 Plus MAX mobile workstation with the Intel 285HX. All I have to say, is that it is clear that from an engineering perspective, what we paid for this PC, 8GB is not enough to do shit on this thing in 2025. I'm finding it faster that if you have a LLM m

It's not worth the extra money, but it was a sample our team bought for validation. We basically buy all of the variants of the dell laptops every year to run through and basically make a price/performance decision. I think if Dell were to make a Dell Pro 16 Plus with the AMD Ryzen AI 7 processors w

Get the Dell, it is a £1K laptop. For £500 your not going to get anywhere near the same quality. https://www.dell.com/en-uk/shop/laptops-2-in-1-pcs/dell-pro-16-plus-laptop/spd/dell-pro-pb16250-laptop