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The Dell XPS 13 is an absolute marvel of engineering.

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The amount of stuff they have crammed in here into this 13-inch chassis is just incredible,

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but I've always thought, what if instead of compromising it, you just made it 14 inches?

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Well, that's what they've done here. This is the Dell Latitude 9440,

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and I believe this has everything that's great about the XPS 13, but now it's just a tiny bit bigger.

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And most importantly, it's got a headphone jack.

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In here, we also have Dell slash Recycle.

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Boop, boop, boop, boop, yep, plug it in, press the power button, that's how you set it up, cool.

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We also have in here a USB-C to A adapter.

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That does mean that you definitely do not get USB type A on this, but Dell is at least nice enough

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to include the dongles that you need to get started. So you're not just like,

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hmm, I can't use my mouse with my new laptop, that's cool.

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In here, we also have a 65 watt charger.

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You do have a couple different options if you want to charge faster, there is 100 watt available,

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but I think 65 is pretty good cause it's not too large.

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That said though, this is a 60 watt charger that you get with the XPS 13 plus.

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This one's 65 watts, and look at the size difference.

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Why would you ever want this one instead of the one that came with the XPS?

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Just a first look, absolutely fantastic.

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Around the side, we have got shockingly

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3.5 millimeter headphone jack, Thunderbolt 4, and two more Thunderbolt 4s.

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Now does this have a full 360 hinge?

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Oh, it does, fantastic. And speaking of fantastic, just look at this thing.

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What a fine little laptop.

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On here, we have got Dell's zero lattice keyboard

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that we first saw in the XPS 13 plus,

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although I am going to have to take away a couple of points

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with how they've integrated these speakers. Look at this, it kind of looks like

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they just sort of slotted them in there. This edge is a little bit sharp.

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I think you guys could have done a little bit better given how just absolutely premium the rest of this feels.

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Also, we have Dell's haptic collaboration touchpad,

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which apparently can do video, sharing, messages,

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and your microphone. There is also a fingerprint reader on our power button.

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Excellent, I believe this also has facial recognition, so getting into your laptop will be extremely simple.

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The first thing I'm noticing here is that this is a very sharp device.

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It looks really great when you have these super sharp C

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and C milled corners, but it's not very nice to use.

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I absolutely love the pillow block corners

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on the HP Dragonfly. This is so frickin' nice.

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Dell, please do that. I don't want to have to take the buffing wheel

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to too many more of your laptops. It also is one hell of a fingerprint magnet.

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Now on the XPS 13 plus, they have just this one great big piece of glass

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that goes all the way across, even though the trackpad itself is not actually that big.

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It goes to like, oh, I can't tell.

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They're somewhere. Not that that's an issue, you get used to that pretty fast,

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but on the sides here, I am just, oh, gnarly.

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That's said though, let's,

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oh man, this is an absolutely fantastic keyboard.

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Okay, how does it compare to the XPS 13 plus?

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I think that the latitude's even better than the XPS 13.

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Like, by quite a bit. It took me a long time to get used to this

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kind of strange keyboard that we find on the XPS 13.

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So you have so little space between all of the keys

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and you do get used to it. So they have a little bit of a dish

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and that allows your fingers to feel where they're at

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and you get used to it relatively quickly.

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The one on the latitude has just a tiny bit more space

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between the keys and it is so much easier

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to get that muscle memory. It took me a sentence and I am typing really fast.

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It takes me like an hour or two of typing on the XPS 13 plus to get used to it.

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Yeah, so these keys are definitely still dished

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like what they had on the XPS 13 plus

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and that just tiny bit more space between each key

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is making this so easy to type on. You know, honestly, I think this is an A plus keyboard.

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I don't know that there is another keyboard that I would consider A plus on the market right now

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besides the HP dragonfly, which is...

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The one on the dragonfly I personally like more, it has a bit more click, bit more travel,

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but the one on the latitude, oh man, it is so smooth.

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It is so accurate and these keys feel so freaking good.

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An easy way to tell if you have a good keyboard on your hands is the key stability.

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So if you look here, I can press on the corner of this key

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and I cannot get the key to like move around

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and sort of just like squishy squash.

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I can only, while pressing the corner of this,

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have the entire key actuate. That is absolutely exceptional, Dell,

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and I honestly think this is the best keyboard you've ever made. I absolutely love that this is a haptic touchpad

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because it gives you a little bit of tuning ability.

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So we are not actually clicking it. So like if you look here,

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the trackpad itself is not moving. So instead, they have some little tiny motors.

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These are maybe PZ electric, maybe some sort of different something.

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What's happening is that it is detecting the amount of force that you're pushing on this

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and then once you get over a certain threshold, it makes a little vibration.

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So that gives you the feel of a click without actually clicking.

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Okay, let's see how this thing weighs in. XPS 13 plus, 1.269, nice, kilograms,

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or 2.8 pounds. The latitude comes in at, oh, real units, real units.

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1.56 kilograms, or 3.4 pounds.

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So that's actually quite a bit heavier. And we also have the Dragonfly Elite here,

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which is, is that the lightest of the bunch?

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No, that's a dead tie with the XPS 13 effectively.

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Another thing that the latitude 9440 has

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that is sorely lacking just kind of across the XPS line

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is a screen resolution that makes sense. So this right here is 2560 by 1600.

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So that is the 16 by 10 version of 1440p.

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And it is exceptional for laptops of this size.

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You're never going to be able to see the pixels on a 4K display that is 13 inches.

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Whereas 1440p is nice. Like I have a 1080p display on the Dragonfly here.

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It honestly isn't fantastic.

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Like stuff like emails, you aren't able to fit as much as I want on the screen at a time.

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Whereas this right here, you've got that bit more resolution.

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You can make the text a tiny bit smaller. It still is nice and clear.

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And it is just such a good choice here, Dell.

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Thank you. Aside from the resolution being good, the overall just panel here is exceptional.

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It's IPS, so you don't have those deep inky blacks

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like you might have with OLED. But overall, it is very good.

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We measured 560 nits peak brightness, which is good enough for even going outside

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for the most part. It isn't matte, so you might have to contend with,

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you know, the stupid lights in your office or whatever.

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But overall, very, very good. It is not the most color accurate display.

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So it's a tiny bit oversaturated,

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which brings our average Delta E all the way up to 2.4.

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Also a nice thing about the display, it's touch.

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So you can, you know, do your touchscreen stuff here. You can flipper around, be like, oh, it's a tent now.

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And then keep on doing that sort of stuff. Now for performance, we get an i7-1365U,

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which is 10 cores, 12 threads, only two performance cores,

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so it isn't as performant as you might expect from a 10 core CPU,

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given that eight of those are efficiency cores. But it is still a very good processor

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for something like this. Remember, we have 32 gigabytes in this one

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that are running at 6,000 megatransfers per second. Wait a second.

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I thought Dell said 64. Oh, this is kind of strange,

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but you can only get 6,400 megatransfers per second

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with 64 Gigabyte, apparently.

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That's weird, but whatever. I am not about to complain about having 32 gigabytes

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of 6,000 megatransfers per second memory. For the disc, we have one terabyte Samsung SSD,

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Intel Wi-Fi 6E, excellent.

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And of course, we do not have a dedicated GPU in here,

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so you're just running the dirty old Intel Iris Xe graphics.

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What do you think? Should we try and have a game?

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Let's do it. While the game is launching, I just want to shout out that this supports MU-MIMO,

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which allows a Wi-Fi device to simultaneously send and receive multiple data streams,

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and the networking on this is just exceptional.

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The Labs noted that even when compared to gaming laptops

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that it was beside, this thing just absolutely ripped

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through the downloads on Steam, like no other laptop has.

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All right, will we hit 30 FPS and CSGO?

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Oh, oh, oh, 32, 34, oh, oh, 42 there for a second.

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Oh man, this is bad though.

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It's saying 40 FPS, but oh, this is disgusting.

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I am having regular lag spikes in the unplayable number of FPSes.

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I can 100% blame this computer

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for why I'm being so bad and not myself,

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because holy frig, this is one of the worst gaming experiences

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that I've had in a long while, and that is real.

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Look at that stutter. Our Labs did a bunch of testing on some other games,

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and it is very consistent in being bad.

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You do not want this laptop. If you want to do gaming,

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you need to get something like an XPS 15 or a real gaming laptop, which makes sense,

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but that's not what this is for. What this does have though, that could be quite nice,

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are good speakers. We have some up on the top here,

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we have some down on the bottom rate, there and there.

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All right, treble's nice and clear.

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Bass is lacking, I wonder.

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Oh, there we go. Okay, okay.

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I moved away our desk pad, so that the down firing speakers

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actually bounce off of the table, and it sounds so much better.

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It's so much wider. Here we go.

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Oh, it gets deeper now too.

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Noted. Definitely place this on a hard surface

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if you want to get the most of those speakers.

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Okay, first challenger.

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All right, latitude 9440.

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XPS 13 plus is way worse. All right, that's what we needed here.

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Now, HP Dragonfly, that's the real contender.

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The real test now, latitude 9440.

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HP Dragonfly Elite is filled in this as well.

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The latitude 9440 is one of the best sounding laptops

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I have heard in a long time. It's like MacBook level.

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This thing is fricking great. Good job, Dell. This keyboard is absolutely exceptional.

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Touchpad, very good. This display is one of the best that I have seen.

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It isn't quite as fancy as what Dell will give you

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with an OLED or Apple with their mini LED, but as far as just a down the middle display goes,

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this is fricking fantastic and the resolution makes so much sense.

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What's the catch then? The battery life, very sadly.

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The HP Dragonfly, which has very similar performance,

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even though not quite as good of a display,

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will get you about 12, 13 hours of battery life. This thing right here, Labs tested it seven and a half.

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That is many hours of potentially working on something

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that you are losing by going with the latitude

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and it is very disappointing.

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One thing though that they did do to help the battery compared to something like the XPS 13 though,

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apparently they have mini LEDs behind these keys,

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which not only makes them look fantastic, but use less battery life.

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I don't know if you guys can tell because the XPS is white,

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but just the way that the light is piped around these keys

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is nowhere near as good as the way that it is on the latitude.

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It just looks so great, but it was not enough to compete at all

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with the Dragonfly in battery life. Geez.

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Now, I don't want to say that seven and a half hours of battery life is bad

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because it is quite good. That gets you almost through an entire work day,

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but it's gonna be at the end of the tank when you're done.

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Oh, it has a good webcam though. So first of all, I spy with my little eye.

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A shutter. Now in the Dell latitude, we get a full HD webcam

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and it does have a physical shutter that blocks it.

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Yeah, you can see it right there. There's a little tiny red thing.

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There we go. Yeah, so no feet at all.

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Turn it off. You see a little shutter go away and I come back

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and this looks really good. This is one of the best webcams

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that I've ever seen from Dell. Well, that's not saying too much,

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but it's full HD. I look nice and clear and it's exposing very well for my face.

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Let's do a little turnaround here. Oh, it struggled. It struggled, but it's figuring it out as it goes.

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I am overall quite impressed with this

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and it looks at least from this angle,

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really quite natural. Like once it figures itself out,

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it's exposing my face very well, plenty of detail.

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And good job guys. And hopefully these two mics right here

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picked up my voice nice and well too. Oh man, that's quick.

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Look at that 80 megabytes per second over Wi-Fi. Hell yeah, 896.

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We hit 96 megabytes per second over Wi-Fi. That's really good.

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Now of course, this being a business laptop, it has a whole bunch of things

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that makes it just generally safer and more reliable.

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So stuff like if the BIOS has been tampered with

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or just corrupts, it can fix itself and also chassis intrusion detection.

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So hopefully it doesn't get too mad after this. I'm rather surprised that I just have

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straight up Phillips screws on here. Come on, come on, there we go.

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Very simple to get off. Oh cool, we can see where your SIM card would go

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if you actually optioned it. So your 5G card would be plugging in right here,

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little PCIe header. And then you can see where it shows sim tray right there.

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And I'm guessing that is the pad that it would be soldered onto.

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Also in here we have our 60 watt hour battery, which netted us, as we said, seven and a half hours

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of battery life and two fans

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and a nice little heat pipe there. Also right here we have got our SSD.

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It looks like that that is the only spot that we're able to put an SSD and it is a short one.

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So if you want to upgrade it, you can,

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but it's going to be quite expensive because you cannot get like a proper full-size SSD.

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Last thing in here are two downfiring woofers, which did an exceptional job.

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And that seems to be about it. Okay, it did just turn on with the bottom off.

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So I'm guessing you have to configure chassis intrusion detection, it's not just gonna do it for you.

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What I wanted to show though is how the Wi-Fi antennas are run, cause it's actually quite smart.

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Now, obviously your antennas cannot just go straight

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through this aluminum chassis. It's not going to be great,

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but we do have the glass touch pad and they run up here

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and the Wi-Fi antennas are actually underneath the track pad so that you can have that nice strong Wi-Fi

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that this absolutely excels at without having something

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like, well, on the XPS 13, they had to have this stupid

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glass touch pad chummy up here. One final thing that's fun is this bottom cover appears

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to be made of magnesium, which is expensive, but this is also a very expensive device.

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This thing comes in at over $3,000 as configured,

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which is a lot of money even for a business laptop

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like this, but that said, this thing is frickin' excellent.

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Just like we have a bunch of people on a tour here, say hello to everyone, it's the outro.

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Hit like, get subscribed, and just have a fantastic day.

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See ya later.
