Dell Latitude 7280 Notebook

Dell Latitude 7280 Notebook

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The Dell Latitude 7280 is a excellent enterprise grade laptop with strong performance, a durable design, and an array of security features.

The Dell Latitude 7280 with battery like DELL Inspiron N7110 Battery, DELL Latitude 5537 Battery, DELL 9TJ2J Battery, DELL Precision M4400 Battery, DELL KR854 Battery, DELL P267P Battery, DELL 318-0397 Battery, DELL BTYVOY1 Battery, DELL C0C5M Battery, DELL 7XC9N Battery, DELL 451-11817 Battery, DELL Alienware M17X R3 Battery has all the trappings of a great business-focused laptop. The svelte durable design, powerful seventh generation Intel Core i7 CPU, excellent battery life, and an assortment of security features make it an ideal tool for road warriors that need productivity on the go.

To test battery life, we used Futuremark’s PowerMark benchmark in balanced mode. The test consists of a combination of automated web browsing, word processing, gaming and video playback workloads. The test is far more strenuous than typical web browsing alone, measuring the machine under a litany of scenarios to better simulate high-stress usage. With the test being far more demanding the scores are understandably lower than what you’ll experience just checking Facebook or watching Netflix.

In our tests, the Dell Latitude 7280 lasted for 6 hours and 16 minutes. Lasting longer than 6 hours the Latitude provides excellent battery life perfect for road warriors. With our benchmark being a bit more strenuous than normal use, you can expect to get upwards of 9 hours on a single charge.

Unfortunately, in its quest to be the perfect business laptop the Latitude has let some of its other features lag behind. It’s a fantastic business notebook, but it’s not nearly as well rounded as some of the premium ultrabooks on the market.

The Dell Latitude 7280 certainly looks the part of a business-focused laptop with a simple clean aesthetic. The black magnesium alloy chassis is sleek, with straights line and slow moving angles that trail upwards towards the front of the chassis. Dell’s circular silver logo sits in the center of the display lid. The alloy finish has a nice cushioned feel to it, that makes the svelte 12-inch device easy to grip and hold on to.

But don’t let this sleek little black box fool you, it’s built to last. The Dell Latitude 7280 features impressive durability having passed 15 MIL-SPEC-180G testing. Which means the laptop is capable of surviving a drop from 30 inches, heavy blasts of dust, and can operate between both extreme high (140 degrees Fahrenheit) and low (20.2 degrees Fahrenheit) temperatures.

Measuring 12 x 8.2 x 0.7-inches and weighing 2.8 pounds the Dell Latitude 7280 offers all this durability in a slim easy to travel with form factor. The Dell is Latitude sits comfortably among its competitors, as it’s slightly lighter than the Lenovo ThinkPad X260 (3.18 pounds) and heavier than the HP EliteBook 1030 G1 (2.6 pounds).

At the end of the day the Dell Latitude 7280 has a laser focus. It’s a business-oriented laptop and it meets or exceeds what you’d expect from such a laptop with excellent connectivity, a durable yet portable design, and strong performance. This laptop features well-placed and reliable inputs, and there are loads of premium security features for those who want them.

The only issue is that this notebook has some noticeable weak points … which become harder to justify at the machine’s arguably expensive $1,620 price point. While the screen has great visibility the muted colors are a bit disappointing. Such issues are far more forgivable with cheaper configurations.

Still, Dell has managed to hit a great balance between, power, portability, and security that is crucial in an enterprise-focused device. If you’re looking for something a bit more well rounded you may want to consider a consumer-focused premium ultrabook like the Dell XPS 13, but the Dell Latitude 7280 is a great option for users that care productivity, safety, and durability first and foremost.