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Dell Precision 7520 Review

Dell Precision 7520 Review

Posted on August 29, 2017April 4, 2019 By Jarvis

 

The Dell Precision 7520 offers everything you might need in a mobile workstation, from potent hardware to convenient security features and durable construction. With some serious muscle for processing and graphics and a very good 4K display, there’s plenty to love about the new workstation. Starting at $1,199 ($3,099 as configured), it’s a smart option for the user that needs power, but we wish there were some standout feature to help put it over the top against the competition.

Design

The Dell Precision 7520 borrows a page from the slim and sleek Dell XPS line, with a stout metal chassis and carbon-fiber lid that keeps the weight down while still being tough enough to pass a variety of MIL-STD 810G tests. While not as tough as Dell’s rugged Latitude laptops, which are made to (literally) survive a war zone, the Precision 7520 should still hold up to all sorts of abuse, from extreme temperatures to laptop-killers like dust and even humidity.
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