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Dell Latitude 5280 Review

Dell Latitude 5280 Review

Posted on April 14, 2017January 17, 2019 By Jarvis

The 12-inch Dell Latitude 5280 is a great choice for frequent business travelers. Not only does it fit in smaller luggage, but it also has fantastic battery life, which allows you to leave the power cord at home. The Latitude 5280’s speedy 7th Gen Kaby Lake CPU enables solid performance, and its comfortable keyboard allows for tons of typing. A dim default display and warm skin temperatures keep Dell’s laptop from a higher rating, but if you’re looking for a durable, reliable machine, the Latitude 5280 should definitely be on your list.

Design

Dell kept things simple with the 5280’s design. The notebook’s matte-black, carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer shell looks and feels sturdy, and its polycarbonate keyboard deck provides a comfortable area for your wrists to rest while you’re typing.
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