5 Dependable Dell Laptops That Are Business Bestsellers

Dell makes a multitude of laptops, PCs and accessories. So it is very likely that you’ll find yourself lost in the long model numbers, wondering which Intel processor is better than the other. So we reached out to the business techies that know what to look out for, and they’ve got back to us with 5 recommendations.

Whether your priority is durability, value for money or battery life, there is something here for every business. And with Dell, you know it’ll be worth your time.

#1 2018 Dell 2-in-1 13.3″ FHD TouchScreen High Performance Business Laptop

I love this laptop for business travel as it is affordable, light weight and very reliable. I have been using this Dell or a similar version for the last 5 years while traveling for business and it has never failed me. It has never been affected by knocks along the road!

#2 2019 Dell XPS 13 9370

The Dell XPS 13 (2018) is a beautiful ultrabook with a great screen. Thin, light, but at the same time powerful. Literally – the reference device of its class In the constant office mode using a browser, I got about 9-10 hours. 3D cameras Intel Real Sense. These cameras are installed under the screen, next to webcams.

Thanks to infrared 3D cameras, the XPS 13 is equipped with a face recognition scanner that works perfectly, both day and night. You just open the lid of the laptop, and the cameras already read your face and unlock the laptop. Everything happens very quickly and accurately. The screen is one of the strengths of Dell XPS laptops. Depending on the model, a display with a resolution of 4K Ultra HD or Full HD may be installed in the XPS 13. In the 4K version, the display will always be touch-sensitive. But models with Full HD are equipped with both a touch screen and without it.

#3 Dell Latitude 7400 Laptop

I know how it goes. Your always on the road, always on the go. You want a laptop that you can rely on. You want a laptop that stays charged for longer periods of time. You want a laptop that has the performance to match your task handling capabilities.

You need the new Dell Latitude 7400 series model in Carbon Fiber. This sleek looking and light laptop packs a punch with an i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and more than enough storage space that you wont have to worry.

Without getting into the other gritty details and nerd-ing out on the spec cheat, the cliff notes are this. This laptop is a performer! It won’t break your back in your bag and it has enough USB ports to accommodate those extra peripheral devices.

Dell’s latitude series of laptops have been a long time in the making and have a proven track record. Not too big and not too small, the screen size and rugged longevity of this build will meet your requirements.

#4 Dell Latitude 14 Rugged Extreme 7404

The Dell Latitude 7424 extreme, does exactly what it says on the tin and more. Build for the travails of traveling this is one study laptop. Dainty in size but Durable by nature.

This is a laptop that can go in your checked baggage, worry-free.

If you do need to use it on the commute, the superb 10-hour battery life allows you to maximise your working time. It is a fantastic all-around machine thanks to its exceptionally bright display, rapid performance and an extremely comfortable RGB keyboard

Not too pricey, however, the value for money is exceptional as it will last you a long time.

#5 Dell Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1 Series Model 7590

I highly recommend the Dell Inspiron 15 for business travel. I’m currently using the Model 7590, and it offers both power and functionality in a slim, ergonomic design that’s been perfect for me in my business travels.

Aside from writing and editing, I use it for creating artwork in tablet mode with the pressure-sensitive pen, editing videos, or taking a break to the game. So far, I’ve encountered no issues with this laptop outside of it getting a bit hot but manageable. As for battery life, I’ve been getting a solid 5-7 hours, depending on what I’m working on.

The main selling point for me, however, is the price. Comparing it to the popular Microsoft Surface and Macbook Pro was no contest for me. I’m getting comparable power and functionality at half the price. And if you’re looking for a more compact option, there’s a 13-inch model for you.

All in all, I’m very happy with this laptop, and I see myself sticking with the Inspiron for years to come.

The recommendations of products and books within this article where sourced from industry experts. Their names and websites are listed below.