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Dell Latitude 7380 Review

Dell Latitude 7380 Review

Posted on October 23, 2017May 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Abusiness laptop is a serious investment, and Dell understands that, providing premium features with its $1,849 Latitude 7380 ($1,199 starting price). With a striking, bezel-free display, Dell’s 13-inch business laptop provides an enjoyable viewing experience, as well as a zippy SSD paired with a fast 7th-Generation Core i7 processor. The design is a bit bland for our tastes, but when you add in more than 10 hours of battery life, a variety of ports and a great keyboard, the Latitude 7380 is a strong choice for business users on the go.

Design: Plain

Dell’s Latitude 7380 is as simple as they come. With a sturdy, black, carbon-fiber-and-aluminum body, the Latitude is a durable ultraportable. A standout for the Latitude is its InfinityEdge display, which has very narrow bezels, but unlike the , leaves room for the webcam to live above the screen.  Silver Dell logos add a pop of color to the Latitude’s lid and bottom bezel, while the word “Latitude” is printed in gray on the notebook’s soft-touch deck.
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