What advice do you have for others considering Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops?

For other IT leaders considering Dell for their commercial fleet, my advice is to evaluate more than just the cost of hardware. Focus on user experience, support load, and hardware durability to determine how often you need to repair something and the availability of spare parts, as total cost of ownership does not capture these aspects. To sum up my overall experience with Dell Business Laptops, I would say they offer durable hardware with a long lifetime that ensures continued user satisfaction for years to come. I would rate this review a 9 out of 10.

The usability of Dell Business Laptops, how we can rely on it, and the responsiveness influenced my rating of 9 out of 10, even if it means repeating something.

One major benefit of Dell Business Laptops is that once you install Dell Command Update on the laptop, end users can choose whether or not to update their devices. They do not need an administrator to provide admin access to update their device. They can handle updates independently through the Dell Command Update app. This self-service update process has improved our operations significantly because we no longer have to go on-site or remotely connect to someone's computer to implement updates. For our organization, we have encountered far fewer support tickets regarding hardware with Dell Business Laptops. The devices are functioning properly and working as intended, resulting in fewer overall tickets. We have observed a measurable reduction of approximately thirty percent fewer tickets since we deployed Dell Business Laptops. This improvement can be attributed to Dell ProSupport, which is invaluable when something goes wrong with a device. You simply call, your equipment is protected, and you receive either the necessary equipment or parts to fix the issue, or you get someone on-site to assist you. If you are looking for a solution that will save you money, I would recommend Dell Business Laptops because of the ProSupport and reliability of the devices. My experience with Dell Business Laptops has been very solid. They are great to use, and the support is outstanding. Dell Business Laptops have supported our organization's hybrid workforce by making it easy to implement a hybrid solution. The ability to use our custom image means that we can update everything and have the device ready to deploy in just a few minutes. I would rate Dell Business Laptops an eight overall.

The security features of Dell Business Laptops are nice, but they are useless for us because we have our own stack. Everyone has their own stack, so we do not need more. With every new feature, such as BIOS-level encryption and tracking, it is great, but we already have similar capabilities in other places. Satisfaction has gone up significantly since deploying Dell Business Laptops, as I know from polling the users. They tend to be happier with Dell than they were with HPs or Lenovos in the past. Standardization has helped, and we have achieved cost savings by being able to maintain one standard across the fleet, eliminating concerns about that. I rate this review a 7 out of 10.

One massive improvement our end users have enjoyed since switching to Dell Business Laptops is knowing they have the best-in-breed in their hands, allowing someone who is completely IT illiterate to experience and define it for themselves. Many of our new or existing employees with an older laptop that cycles out and are replaced with a Precision or Pro come to us or call us immediately, saying this device is phenomenal and fast and agile. It allows them to access our network at a level that their previous laptop could never allow. Feedback from this helps us realize that selecting Dell Business Laptops was not just the correct move, but it allows us to take this standardization many years into the future and continue to have alignment and continuity between endpoints, our network, storage, and artificial intelligence. If one of my peers were interested in moving to a new laptop brand, I would certainly recommend Dell Business Laptops. Dell Business Laptops brand is prominent everywhere across the IT world, not by virtue of being pushed, but because of their success. I would elaborate on laptop capabilities, including cellular cards for operating devices anywhere with cellular connectivity, and share feedback on the clear screen quality and functioning keyboard that does not get sticky. The trackpad allows for mouse-less work essential in our industry. Our experience with Dell Business Laptops is best summarized in a single word: successful. They provide us with confidence in our decision to standardize on Dell Business Laptops, how they are performing, and how their support interacts with us, the price point, warranty package, and seamless integration into our environment. Our reps gave us a very advantageous price solution, but the biggest factor is the success in deployment and customer satisfaction. Our customers are our employees, and the integration of these laptops into our environment has been a win-win and seamless. Dell Business Laptops that we are using are Pro Maxes and Precisions, depending on the type of end user. Some require a bit more horsepower for design and data processing, while others might just be admin and marketing folks. Again, we deploy a bit more lighter, more i5s with less RAM, just the appropriate type of device necessary for that line of work that they are doing. I would rate this product and our overall experience with an 8.5 out of 10.

The top priorities when choosing laptops for our organization are reliability, repairability, and support from my perspective. We are using detachables and Latitude is our standard, although the names are changing, the Pro and the Pro Max and so forth. The Latitudes are our standard. Precisions we generally use for our engineers or our GIS people, the Geographic Information System, because they do a lot of information processing. My thoughts on the security features of the laptops are that a lot of it is not related to the laptops themselves. We are migrating to Windows Hello and we are trying to do some biometric authentication, but again, that is not specific to Dell Business Laptops. I do not have much security feedback. If I were about to tell a peer about Dell Business Laptops, I would convey that it would not just be about the computers, but about the company because we have had really good relations with our sales representatives and account executives. They always seem to be ready to assist us even when we have unusual requests. We do use a lot of Dell storage as well. I think we are going to be, obviously with the significant change in AI, deploying specific AI servers at some point. I do not know when that is going to happen, but I am almost certain it will be Dell Business Laptops equipment we go with because it will integrate well with our current environment. The relationship we have really helps. I would rate this review a nine out of ten.

My organization has been using Dell Business Laptops the whole time, but we upgrade them every three years. When choosing Dell Business Laptops for my organization, I try to address specific challenges such as making sure there's no latency and ensuring that they have the latest and best laptops available. My top priorities when selecting Dell Business Laptops for my organization are storage and RAM. If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would first see what the use case scenario is; depending upon that scenario, whether they're going from the Latitude to the XPS to the Precision or now the Pro Max, I would gauge what they're looking for, but I would recommend a Dell laptop over any other industry laptop there is. I rate this product a 10 out of 10.

I would give Dell Business Laptops a 10 overall; they have been a great product for us to use. If I was recommending this to someone, I would say to get one in your hands, look at it, and compare it to what you have now. It is hard to see some of that in the short term, but use one for a couple of years and you will see that you do not have the problems that you might have with other products. Our biggest thing is cutting down on the tech support calls and users calling in saying they are having hardware issues. We do not get a lot of that. Recommending it to a peer comes down to the same thing—just get one and use it. They are a solid product, and I think once you have gotten one in your hands and you see the benefits and features, it is an easy choice. If I had to sum up my experience with Dell Business Laptops, it would be that they are cost-effective, they are reliable, they perform well, and they do the job that they need to do and they do it well. I give this review an overall rating of 10.

Dell Business Laptops are very good products. They are light, reliable, well-balanced, and very efficient. If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to other people, I would say that they are the best value for money. I would tell another buyer who is considering choosing Dell Business Laptops for their commercial fleet the same thing. My experience with Dell Business Laptops has been very good. The products are very balanced, and I am very happy using them. I would rate this review a 10.

My top priorities when selecting laptops for my organization generally include convenience, durability, portability so weight, and battery life. I think the nice thing about the security features of Dell Business Laptops is that I generally do not have to think about it. I find that it is difficult to compare the specific results or improvements my end users experience since switching to Dell Business Laptops because every vendor has their advantages, but what I am generally looking for is that my XPS meets those needs. I would rate Dell Business Laptops an eight or nine out of ten overall because it is difficult for me to achieve a perfect ten, but generally if I have a problem, it is seamless to get it taken care of. If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would suggest putting them next to each other and starting to type because half of them will give the answer with the keyboard sinking into the laptop. I would tell another IT leader or buyer who is on the fence about choosing Dell for their commercial fleet to go out and check the ecosystem, and as long as Dell stays competitive, I think it will speak for itself when putting them next to each other and starting to work on them. My overall review rating for Dell Business Laptops is eight out of ten.

If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would have them look at the suite of ecosystems for helping maintain them over time and examine the features included such as ProSupport and ProSupport Plus. If a hard drive fails or something similar occurs on a ProSupport contract, you can get a service ticket created and they will come out and replace it. I would rate this product a 9 out of 10.

I would advise another IT leader or buyer considering Dell Business Laptops to proceed with confidence, as Dell is the best decision they could make. If they are hesitant, I would recommend they obtain one unit and test it with a power user or any person from the company, and they will see that Dell outshines any other PC maker by significant margins. For others looking into Dell Business Laptops, I strongly encourage them to move forward with this choice. Although changing computer laptop brands completely can feel challenging and uncertain, once you commit to Dell, you will find that the rewards significantly outweigh the risk of switching, and you will be very satisfied with that decision. Dell Business Laptops represents one of the best decisions any company could make. The innovation Dell introduces every year keeps businesses at the forefront of technology, and this product has been one of the best decisions we have made as a company. I highly recommend Dell Business Laptops to anyone considering business laptops, as Dell is the brand to choose. I would rate this product ten out of ten.

We chose Dell Business Laptops over other brands because Dell allowed us to have one eco-structure. It enabled us to have a Dell monitor, docking station, keyboard, and mouse, creating a single pane of glass for technical issues and making it easy to fix problems or call for support. I would rate Dell Business Laptops a 10 overall. They have improved year after year, and we observe unprecedented growth and quicker lifecycles that have been amazing. If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would emphasize that they are not just getting a laptop, but a five-year agreement with Dell to ensure support and a full lifecycle for the product. To another IT leader or buyer on the fence about choosing Dell for their commercial fleet, I would stress that Dell knows how to manage commercial fleets effectively, making it easier to integrate docking stations with laptops for a more streamlined management experience. My experience with Dell Business Laptops has always been positive and integral to our operation. They have allowed us to grow and expand our fleet, providing a consistent laptop experience where every feature set works the same, eliminating variability across devices. I gave this review a rating of 10.

What made me choose Dell Business Laptops over the other brands I was considering is the good partnership. The partnership has been there before I got here, and Dell has been doing well with the university. That has been a key thing for us as well. We're not just spending money with Dell Business Laptops. Dell is actually a true partner, so that is important. User satisfaction has seen measurable outcomes since deploying Dell Business Laptops, which is huge. Faculty and staff come to me saying they don't want the device even when I give them all the bells and whistles. They come to me asking, 'Hey, I want this Surface Pro.' I ask them, 'Why do you want the Surface Pro?' They respond, 'Well, it has all these specs I'm looking for.' I tell them, 'Give me an opportunity, let me get you the same thing from Dell Business Laptops.' I've had so many executives say, 'I just don't want it,' even though I told them all the specs they wanted and made sure the Dell device my people delivered met those requirements. Dell came through. The issue is that they just don't want it. Dell Business Laptops needs to be in those stores with their devices designed to look appealing in the same way that Microsoft designs the wallpaper for the Surface. If Dell did the same thing, it would help because that is all they're looking at. They're looking at the aesthetics, not actually considering whether this device will be able to do what they actually need it to do or if they're just happy with how it looks. To another IT leader or buyer who is on the fence about choosing Dell Business Laptops for their commercial fleet, I would say work with Dell. You are not just purchasing something; you are building a partnership. My experience with Dell Business Laptops in general has been fantastic so far. I've been really excited; I've been enjoying the Pros and the Pro Maxes. I will stick with Dell for a while. The challenge is convincing my environment. Faculty and staff say, 'Oh, I had a Latitude,' and I explain, 'The device didn't change; Dell just changed the branding of it.' So it was convincing my faculty and staff that this is not something new we're trying; Dell Business Laptops just changed the name. My review rating for Dell Business Laptops is eight out of ten.

I would advise anyone to look at all their options, and if Dell Business Laptops would work for them, I definitely would not have any complaints to give them. I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.

I think that Dell Business Laptops are doing a really good job, and I don't really have any specific example of how they could get better; we are very, very happy with the product and will continue to use Dell Business Laptops so long as they continue to work as well as they do. I rate Dell Business Laptops overall as a nine out of ten. I give them a nine and not a ten because there's always room for improvement, and if they were perfect, I probably wouldn't have a job. We deploy Dell Business Laptops directly, managing them with an on-premises setup. In my role, I own the budget for laptop procurement. My top priorities when selecting laptops for my organization are availability, as they must be available, and usability; they must be fit for function for our attorneys. The specific challenge or need I was trying to address when I chose Dell Business Laptops for my organization is that they are a primary driver of revenue, so we're simply trying to put the best laptop at the best cost in front of our user base. I chose Dell over the other brands I was considering due to their long history, the support model being great, reliability, and checking a lot of the boxes in the market. My thoughts on the security features of Dell Business Laptops are that we have all of our own security as well as some of the partners that Dell works with; for us, we are a very high security function, and we have no problems with any of the security, none whatsoever; it's all very good. My advice to others looking into using Dell Business Laptops is that they should definitely check them out; the product's good, the price is right, and the procurement and delivery, along with all the things, add up to a very well-run program. My overall rating for this review is nine out of ten.

For anybody who has never used Dell Business Laptops and they are having trouble, customer support is huge. Being able to call them and having that person to help you out when you have an issue is important, and it is not waiting for hours; they are ready to go at all times. I would rate this review as a seven out of ten.

Currently, I am using Dell Business Laptops, specifically the Pro sixteen-inch model. I use the sixteen-inch, fourteen-inch, and alternate between the two models. For the fourteen-inch, I purchase the touchscreen option. For myself, I have the Dell Premiums seventeen-inch, which I have in my bookbag right now. I use this internally for my IS department because it has more powerful specifications, including an Ultra i9 processor and thirty-two gigabytes of RAM, since my support team runs more robust software from my customer base. One of the biggest challenges I addressed involved the perception of Dell Business Laptops versus Surface devices. Many people in my customer base perceived Surface devices as more tiny and sleek, and they associated that perception with executive-level devices when it is not necessarily true. To overcome this hurdle, my Dell partner recently helped me by sending a try and buy unit of the Dell Pro Premium fourteen-inch, the PA14250 unit. I have been demoing this device, and many people have commented that it is the same weight as their Surface device and feels familiar. I have been able to explain that the performance is actually better than their Surface. This demonstration has helped overcome the perception hurdle. The issue was not about performance but rather about appearance and perception. I also had to explain to my leadership team that because of how Surface devices are designed, their docking stations are based on the generation of Surface that each user had. Even though my fleet has changed as I refresh devices, I have to maintain a fleet of multiple docking stations to work with each respective Surface model. In contrast, with the new TB5 docking station, regardless of which Dell Business Laptops model someone has, it is backward compatible and adjusts the power to accommodate the device. I explained to leadership that with Dell Business Laptops, I have one universal docking station, whereas with our Surface devices, I have four different docking station options. From a cost and physical inventory perspective, we do not have the space to house and maintain all these different units and models of docks. I chose Dell Business Laptops over other brands mainly for the support standpoint. I was able to get all of my field technicians and system support technicians through the Dell training program, and they are all Dell certified. This option is not available for Microsoft or Surface devices. I knew that my organization would be protected if anyone needs to open the laptop to swap the hard drive because they are trained and covered, and it does not void my warranty. This was my biggest selling point and has helped me tremendously in gaining more adoption. On a scale from one to ten, I would give Dell Business Laptops a ten. Usability and function are exceptional. My team works directly with the Dell support team on imaging and deployment, and we are able to image and deploy machines much quicker because of how the drivers are packaged and integrated into my SCCM environment. I am turning out equipment faster. At this point, whenever I do any hardware change, the support team is ready for me within a day or two with everything packaged and ready to go in my SCCM environment. The process is much longer with Microsoft products because of how everything is packaged there. The Dell Business Laptops solution has definitely made my work much simpler and less of a hassle. I recommend thinking about your user base and customer base before deciding on Dell Business Laptops, and avoiding overspending on unnecessary specifications. At first, my VP wanted everything configured with an Ultra i9 processor and thirty-two gigabytes of RAM. I questioned whether this was necessary, as that specification works for my developers and some of my researchers but not for my entire organization. I recommend taking a hard look at your user base and evaluating the product to ensure it meets the actual need. Providing yourself a little room for growth is crucial. I have found that in any industry, now in today's climate, eight gigabytes simply does not work anymore. Sixteen gigabytes is the minimum. However, I have had meetings in the last two months discussing whether sixteen gigabytes is even sufficient anymore. Probably within the next year, I will have to use thirty-two gigabytes as my baseline because of the demands in my organization. My last machine had sixteen gigabytes, and Google Chrome by itself consumes a lot of resources. On top of that, especially as an IT professional, I run SCCM, BeyondTrust, and my phone system, so I need that computing power. I would rate this product a ten overall.

If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would say that the model we have is thin, portable, and light, so it does not feel like you are carrying a heavy device when you are moving around; overall, it is a good model. To another IT buyer or leader who is on the fence about choosing Dell Business Laptops for their commercial fleet, I would say that the process was easy, the price point for contracts was good, and it was overall a good purchase. I would rate this product an eight out of ten.

If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would say it is user-friendly. For another IT buyer that is on the fence about using Dell Business Laptops for their commercial fleet, I would say it is probably the best option available because I prefer it over Apple, which is too hard and does not integrate as well with everything. My experience with Dell Business Laptops is that they are awesome and always my go-to choice.

I will start with the customer relation when recommending Dell Business Laptops to my peers. The reps that I work with, the sales people, down to their managers, are amazing people. They always respond on time and also give great pricing. For example, depending on where you come from, I know that many corporates do not really have a budget constraint, but I work with a publicly funded organization. We have our budgets, and they are willing to work with us to make sure that we meet our requirements along with the budgetary demands. I would tell another IT leader or buyer who is on the fence about choosing Dell Business Laptops for their commercial fleet to request a seed product so that they can test the computer, put it through everything, and test out the customer support behind it. That should be sufficient. You will get essentially everything that you will get from Panasonic or anybody else for a much cheaper price. Dell Business Laptops have been pretty good, and I cannot complain thus far regarding my experience. The overall rating for this review is nine out of ten.

The specific results or improvements that our end-users have experienced since switching to Dell Business Laptops are still being assessed, as we are at the five-month mark of deployment. I would say that the feedback we have received as we roll these out has been fairly positive. Our employees are more excited to switch to Dell Business Laptops and they appreciate the look of the hardware, viewing it as a more premium product that they are working with. We have more progress to achieve and are still in substantial deployment phases. Overall, my experience with Dell Business Laptops has been positive. I switched over five months ago and my personal experience has been fantastic, as I now have all Dell peripherals and everything has worked very smoothly with everything functioning well together. I would rate this product and experience a 9 out of 10.

If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would say that we have those same challenges with a lot of other manufacturers; Lenovo's drivers are a lot more difficult to work with. To another IT leader or buyer who is on the fence about choosing Dell Business Laptops for their first commercial fleet, I would say that the drivers are easier to work with with Dell Business Laptops. In a few sentences, I would sum up my experience with Dell Business Laptops by saying they are pretty good; they have an easier driver and BIOS ecosystem, although my team complains about what they call bloatware, but I argue that those are software packages that help them manage the system, so I think I would just go with drivers and BIOS. The factors influencing my rating are battery life, drivers, and deployment. My thoughts on the security features of Dell Business Laptops are that we need encryption, specifically disk encryption, so it supports the Microsoft disk encryption. The specific results or improvements my end users experienced since switching to these Dell Business Laptops are that we did not switch. I would rate Dell Business Laptops overall a seven on a scale of one to ten.

On a scale of one to ten, I would rate Dell Business Laptops a ten out of ten, influenced by my positive experience with them. I feel I already said that at the beginning of what I really appreciated about it. I appreciate Dell. My husband and I have Dells, but we also have MacBooks, but we also switched from Apple to Samsung. I really prefer Dell. I appreciate the user-friendly abilities about it. It's visually beautiful. It moves quick. It has a lot of memory. I have a one terabyte laptop. So that's a lot of space, and for a designer, a graphics designer, that really is the biggest feature for me, and it's very fast. It has no issues. Unlike some of the old laptops, the HP for instance, some of them always pause or it breaks or trips out. Dell doesn't do that. So I feel it's just reliable. I would rate Dell Business Laptops a ten out of ten. If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to my peer, I would say just look at it. Sit with me and test it out with me. I would tell another IT leader or buyer who is on the fence about choosing Dell Business Laptops for their commercial fleet that it's just the Subaru tagline: you buy a Subaru, you drive a Subaru. You test the Dell, you buy the Dell. I think it's very simple to me. Dell just delivers simplicity and is very user-friendly. Dell Business Laptops have supported my organization's hybrid workforce by providing easy access for our statewide program development. We actually do have a lot of hybrid cohorts for our personal program development. Now that we are a statewide program, these programs are offered; originally, they were in-person cohorts where you're learning about different areas more related to mental health and getting military women back on their feet after they transitioned out of the military. But some people serving don't live in our region. How do we access them? We have to go digital through Zoom, Teams, or whatever. Dell again makes everything very easy for us. If we need an app installed, it's easy as one, two, three. It's not very difficult. I think it's provided a very easy way of doing things. I don't have anything negative to say about it really.

Of course, if you'd ask me the model number of Dell Business Laptops I am currently using, I could not tell you off the top of my head. I know it is one of the higher-end ones, I just can't remember it off the top of my head. The specific challenges or needs we were trying to address when we chose Dell Business Laptops was reliability. I did work desktop support for a while, so for us, it was reliability, it was the repairability, and it was the fact that we could get the support we needed when we needed it. Dell Business Laptops align pretty with my organization's needs. We've been using them for over eighteen years, so they have to align pretty closely. The overall rating for Dell Business Laptops is a ten out of ten. I've used them my entire time there, and I've never had a complaint. As long as you match the right model to your needs, they're perfectly great. If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would point out the reliability and the batteries. You can swap those batteries out and put a new one in. Dell seems to always have them available, which is nice. Some companies change the battery every model, but Dell doesn't necessarily do that. They're available when you need them. I would ask another IT leader or buyer how often they want to replace the device. My experience with Dell Business Laptops is they just continue forward and keep moving. Replacing the whole device is expensive, not only in hardware cost, but also in the user's time to move all their data, settings, and customizations. It's costly. My overall rating for Dell Business Laptops is a ten.

I have to reiterate what my coworker said. We do not consistently use much of Dell Business Laptops platform on their features specifically. We use a lot of third-party features, but I do think that it is nice that there is a way to make a bunch of third-party things work into Dell Business Laptops platform for that reason. They work really well with everything that we have so far. The spotlight speaker presented that they integrate with everything, including our data center, our laptops, our everything. We have found 40 different softwares for various purposes. Everything we have managed to integrate with Dell Business Laptops over the years, and there have been challenges here and there, but for the most part, I certainly have no experience with a different brand of products that integrates better with a larger variety of products on the laptop or desktop side. I think they are very happy that Dell Business Laptops are pretty resilient. They work well and mostly last a long time. We have no complaints, honestly. We have never used anything else. If anything, they have more complaints about their own laptops that we are not maintaining and making sure work properly. I cannot say much about user satisfaction scores because we do not ask them to score things, but I think they would score it well. Regarding cost savings, I know that we definitely have some cost savings. We definitely have people coming around asking if we can get some sort of idea on getting a laptop for personal use or asking what we should do. We can figure out how to help them. They always work very well with us when we have the opportunity to talk to them. I would certainly recommend Dell Business Laptops to somebody or Dell products generally to anybody that is wanting something that is robust and is going to be able to be upgradeable generally, as long as you make sure you are not getting some sort of thin client or something with soldered RAM in it. We utilize docks and monitors a lot, and they take them home and use them. Overall, I would rate this product a 5 out of 5.

In a few sentences, I would sum up my experience with Dell Business Laptops by saying I believe they improve your performance because everything is connected seamlessly in one ecosystem. I would rate my overall experience with Dell Business Laptops as an 8 out of 10.

In summary of my experience with Dell Business Laptops, I would say that they have always been rock solid for us, performing as well as we can expect, and the customer support has always been amazing. If I were to recommend Dell Business Laptops to someone, I would say that we often have employees who want to buy personal computers, and we get good deals through our sales representatives. Dell offers a lot of power for cost, making employees want to choose Dell after using them at work. To another IT leader or buyer who is considering choosing Dell for their commercial fleet, I would say that we have had a really good experience with them. While we looked in the past at other brands such as Lenovo during some rough periods, we could never justify making that transition. Dell has always worked well for us, and we have never found a good reason to leave them. I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.

My top priorities when selecting laptops for my organizations are reliability, cost, and suitability. If I were to recommend Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would say the laptops have a small profile, there are many models available, they are easy to configure to find what you need, and the cost is reasonable. I rate Dell Business Laptops at an 8 on a scale of 1 to 10. There's room for improvement, but they're definitely a leader in the field, and I think they slightly edge out HP over the lightweight of their laptops across the board. I think they have better driver tools and better interoperability with their other peripherals. I would tell another IT leader or buyer who is on the fence about choosing Dell for their commercial fleet that Dell has AMD processors for enterprise now, so it's a good time to consider them. I think Dell Business Laptops are great, and I enjoy supporting them. I don't encounter any difficulties with them that I wouldn't encounter on other similar devices, and they meet our needs. Overall, I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.

If you are recommending laptops to a peer, I would say that if you are looking for performance and power out of a portable laptop, Dell Business Laptops are a strong choice. I would give Dell Business Laptops a rating of nine out of ten.

If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to my peers, I would say that they offer good value for the quality received and the specifications provided. The support is generally fantastic, with no complaints. I would rate this review a 9 out of 10.

My top priorities when selecting laptops for my organization are power, battery life, and also aesthetics; we appreciate the aesthetics. One of my top priorities is power, because we are a developer company. I would say that Dell Business Laptops have done a great job of supporting the products that they create; if you want a product that has proven to be reliable and has a great support system, Dell Business Laptops will get you up and running as fast as possible. My experience with Dell Business Laptops has been very positive; we have been able to give my end users laptops that do the job, provide the performance needed, and come with a sense of pride in ownership, treating them better than traditional work laptops. I would rate this review a 9.

My advice to others looking into using Dell Business Laptops is to talk to you. It is a procurement process, and if it all fits—the cost, the business model, and the support model—then adopt it. Before we wrap up, I just want to say to keep making good, great products. They will sell themselves. I give this review an overall rating of nine out of ten.

If I were recommending laptops to a peer, I would say that Dell Business Laptops is a trusted and proven product, and it has been around for a very long time. The failure rate that we have experienced is a strong selling point to our customers. I would rate Dell Business Laptops as a nine out of ten. I think performance and reliability are the biggest factors. Regarding the security features of Dell Business Laptops, it has some of the native features, but we also use some other third-party products as a company. However, I have not had any problems with any of the security features.

If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would emphasize that the cost savings is definitely there, and from a functionality standpoint, they function just as well as the Lenovos. The base model of Dell Business Laptops is much nicer and sleeker compared to the base model of Lenovo, which looks very clunky. I would not say anything specific that Dell Business Laptops have done to support our hybrid workforce from my standpoint, as I do not know if there is anything special they have done different than what Lenovo could do, but it allows people to work remotely and internally. I would rate this review an 8 overall.

When selecting laptops for the organization, my top priorities are security, number one and the big one, ease of use for the user, and the most features we can have. Overall, I sum up my experience with Dell Business Laptops as great; from those zero clients to the laptops to this conference, you cannot beat it. That works as well as it can with government software, and it works well. If I were recommending Dell Business Laptops to a peer, I would say it is a great company with great reliable machines, and you cannot go wrong. I would rate my overall experience with Dell Business Laptops as 9.2 out of 10.

On a scale of one to ten, with one being worst and ten being best, I would rate Dell Business Laptops overall as a solid eight. I rate them an eight because there is always room for improvement. I do not think you can ever get a ten out of ten laptop. My overall review rating for Dell Business Laptops is eight.

Dell Business Laptops allow for easy management by IT staff with no issues. When everything in the Premier login is set up, then the ease of procurement in comparison with other brands is really easy. However, Dell has been having approximately five or six different account executives since I started at Karmenta, and that has affected my experience a little. I prefer a person to answer quickly and provide updates when I need to make changes and not have the hassle of going through three people before getting my purchase done. This is separate from all the problems with the global market at the moment. When it is working, it is working really good, but there are some small hiccups with the account executives at the moment. My overall review rating for Dell Business Laptops is seven.

I recommend purchasing one and trying it out. Most IT professionals will be able to feel the quality of the device and experience the speed, and they will recognize that they are dealing with a premium device. There are always negative and positive reviews available, but there is a generalized positive view on Dell Business Laptops, especially the XPS models. I would rate this experience as a nine out of ten.

I see what I have used and what we are using on this one; your support system is as good. For the newer ones, I am not sure about AI features. My review rating for this product is 9.

Dell Business Laptops do require maintenance on the user's end or on my end. They do require Windows updates and maintenance when they are faulty. In the organization I work with, we have a routine that every three months all the users come to the office with their laptops for us to examine them to see if they need maintenance. Most of them just come and they just go back because Dell is a durable product. Dell Business Laptops allow you to install anything you want from the start. I would rate this product a 10 overall.

I am going to stay with Dell in the near future. I would rate Dell Business Laptops a 9 overall. My overall review rating for this product is 9.

Currently, I am testing Dell Enterprise Laptops Pro Max.The CPU for the newer laptops is the Intel Core Ultra, or the Intel vPro 7.Today I learned something new about the vPros that I'm going to start looking into, but so far the performance has been fine.I find Dell Enterprise Laptops fully reliable.In the past, I just used the Dell website for drivers, and that's it.For the keyboards, they are okay. I have some external keyboards and mice, and I have one that works perfectly. I never have a problem. I can leave my laptop connected for 10 days and the keyboard, even though it's wireless, works.I'm satisfied with my current setup. I would rate this review at 9 out of 10.

I think there are a lot of users who just say 'Okay, it is not working anymore. Here you go. Give me another one.' I used to work for Microsoft myself, so I am quite familiar with the Windows OS. In the end, if I could have accelerated Dell Enterprise Laptops again, I would have kept it because the keyboard was good and everything was working quite fine. My review rating for Dell Enterprise Laptops is 9.

The models of Dell Enterprise Laptops I am using include the Latitude 5500, 5520, and around that series. The new ones are the Dell Pro and the Dell 16 Plus. Most problems we fix ourselves unless there's something wrong with the hardware. Software-wise, we are capable of fixing most issues on our own. We don't have any issues yet with hardware, and we have some contacts for the Dell Premier Page, reaching out if we need specific hardware adjustments, but for the rest, we don't contact support. We have a better price, and that is the most important thing for our company, the price point. I would rate this product an eight out of ten overall.

We are currently using the Latitude 5550 and the Dell Pro 16 models of Dell Enterprise Laptops. We use Dell Enterprise Laptops with Intel inside. The Intel processor we use is the i5, though I am uncertain of the generation—I believe it is the recent one, possibly the 13th generation. The way Intel processors handle our workloads compared to what I expected is satisfactory. We have never compared Intel with AMD processors, so I cannot determine if there is a significant difference. In the past, Intel has been the most stable option for us when used with software applications such as Adobe Suite and AutoCAD that require substantial processing power for workstation tasks. When we purchase new laptops or refresh existing ones, the Intel processor is always a consideration. I would rate Dell Enterprise Laptops on a scale of one to ten as a seven or an eight because of the stability and manageability they provide. I believe HP is coming close to Dell's performance. Dell Enterprise Laptops need to reach a ten somehow. My overall rating for this review is seven out of ten.

From Dell Enterprise Laptops, I can say that I appreciate the lightweight laptops. For example, I really appreciate the 7000 series since it is portable, lightweight, functional, and has all the tools that are needed. I have always used the Latitude series, which are the professional ones. I would rate this product a nine overall.

When choosing laptops, Intel processors influence my purchase or refresh decisions as I am from the old school, so Intel for me is a must because it is always proven good technology for me. My advice for someone who is considering purchasing Dell Enterprise Laptops is to go to the forum. From there, connect and make connections, and you will see a lot of good partnerships with Intel, which makes your decision easier, as you can talk with customers and learn why they made their decisions. I would rate this review a 9 overall.

I am happy with the results because in most cases I did not have the power to change the decision.I simply use Dell Enterprise Laptops, so I did not remember changing from something else.As a gamer myself, I appreciate Dell Enterprise Laptops Pro Max with a good graphics card, but beyond that, I do not have a specific feature from the laptops that I believe is better than other features.The processor did not influence the decision to go with Dell Enterprise Laptops, but that was also because the organization was already with Dell.I would not know anything that they should add or recommend them to do in the future. The overall review rating for this product is 8 out of 10.

The service owner for the workplace department manages most of the workplaces, laptops, and devices.Intel inside does not affect the decision to purchase more or refresh current stock, but the combination of the latest Intel CPUs with a strong NVIDIA GPU for maximum power output is greatly enjoyed.Some Dell Enterprise Laptops with AMD processors have been evaluated and used as well, but honestly, no significant difference has been observed since every supplier offers good performance in their own way. For the enterprise department, Intel CPUs are typically used.Standardization around Intel was not a conscious decision. Recently, as Dell has been implementing more AMD options, switching in the future might be considered depending on potential benefits, but for now, uncertainty remains.Approximately 2,200 laptops are in use across the main company, all standardized based on their location and the specific company they are associated with.The experience deploying Dell Enterprise Laptops has been very good. Although deployment in some of the trickier countries where the company operates was challenging, working with Dell made it seamless since devices could be bought and shipped locally.The overall review rating for Dell Enterprise Laptops is a 9 out of 10.

I have had plenty of complaints regarding throttling and overheating laptops because the cooling system in Dell Enterprise Laptops is not sufficient enough. What I notice is that the thermal paste used in the laptops is different across the platforms. I understand the difference in the pricing between Dell Enterprise Laptops Latitude series 3, 5, 7, and 9. However, using the same thermal compound should provide long life for the cheapest models, which are used the most. Right now, currently in the company, I am struggling with the whole finance department struggling with throttling because the laptops are overheating due to very poor quality thermal compound. I am replacing it with PTM right now and the laptops get a new life. It's not that easy. I'm IT, so I can do it, but my people won't be able to do it by themselves. Latitude is my favorite series. I dug up recently a laptop from 2010 and the battery still lasts around six years. It was not in use for I think the last four years, just laying in a closet. I charged the battery, and it runs smoothly on Windows 10 and on Linux. That's an awesome device. In terms of recent ones, I have from the new line one Dell Pro which is, let me say, I'm really impressed in terms of battery. I think it's the new newcomer for finance working on it and the battery lasts very similar to the Dell Enterprise Laptops Latitude that I have, the 5440 model at the company. Don't try to be similar to MacBook or Apple. Don't try to copy MacBooks. It's not the way. I love Dell Enterprise Laptops because of their unique design. There were plenty of things that were impressive, where I thought, "Wow, that's a new Dell Enterprise Laptops model. I want this one." I can't afford it myself now, so I'll buy it later when I am replacing the laptop. But for a really long time, the keyboard was a super feature in Dell Enterprise Laptops. It was super smooth to type on. The battery, screen, speakers, these were all quite good. I never used a cheaper model of Dell Enterprise Laptops. Now I am struggling with some models purchased by previous IT in the company with the series, I think 7330, which is the most oily laptop I ever touched in my life. It's already peeling off the top coating layer. But older models were much nicer. I think in terms of overheating, the design has changed because Dell gained a bit more space in housing for cooling. I don't mind them being thicker, but don't go the MacBook way. It's not the way. For Dell Enterprise Laptops, I give this review an overall rating of 8.

The models of Dell Enterprise Laptops I am using include the Pro line, with specifics such as the Pro Plus 16, and for students, we have the 3300 series, along with the 2-in-1 laptops. We mostly use Intel processors in our laptops. The model of CPU we use is mostly from generation five, but now it is seven because we have scaled up due to AI development. The type of workloads users are running on Dell Enterprise Laptops is not very intensive; in some cases, we use Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, or InDesign, but mostly Office applications and web applications. I cannot describe any specific outcomes or improvements that I would attribute to the Intel processors in Dell Enterprise Laptops. When choosing enterprise laptops, the Intel processor does influence my purchase or refresh decisions; we prefer Dell Enterprise Laptops with Intel inside only because we have good experience with them. The Intel processors handle our workloads sufficiently compared to what I expected. I would give this review an overall rating of eight out of ten.

If we cannot solve it ourselves fast, we usually submit a ticket or contact customer service.For the support cases, I would rate them maybe a seven.I am not really into the financial aspect regarding the cost of Dell Enterprise Laptops, as I am mostly doing the maintenance and technical support, but I think they are acceptable; their prices have been pretty stable over the years and have become slightly more expensive, but it is acceptable. I would rate this review an eight overall.

The battery life is also pretty great; I usually use it plugged in because we have docks at work, so I don't really need to worry about charging. It does the job, and it's almost fully specced out except for the display, as I just have the regular display, not the fancy OLED one with touch. I can find documentation easily. I would rate this laptop a 9 out of 10.

The reason we are staying with Dell Enterprise Laptops is the support. The support with Dell Enterprise Laptops is just night and day. I've also used HP in a different company, and it's so different. Dell just jumps on right away, helps you out, and the technology never fails. If you have ProSupport, they send you the part the same day, and that's a big win for us. We're in healthcare, so each minute counts for us. The advice I would give to other companies that are considering getting Dell Enterprise Laptops is that I know some of you are used to other technologies, but give Dell a chance and give it a good test. Talk to their support. You will fall in love with Dell Enterprise Laptops. Talk to your Dell rep and your VARs; they're probably going to help you with prices. I rate this product 10 out of 10.

My advice to other companies that are considering buying Dell Enterprise Laptops is to focus on price, warranties, and support. Regarding positive aspects, my recommendation is to follow their model; they are doing it right. I have rated this review a 9 out of 10.

I think the advice I would give to others looking into using Dell Enterprise Laptops is don't think of Dell Enterprise Laptops in terms of old tech; they are integrating a lot of newer features and have partnered with some of the biggest chip companies in the world, so their current lineup in terms of technology is very solid. I rated this product an 8 out of 10.

I would rate Dell Enterprise Laptops an eight out of ten. I chose an eight because I would like to see fewer driver updates, especially when they're new, in order for it to be a ten for me. My advice to others looking into using Dell Enterprise Laptops is that they seem to be good for the money.

I would rate Dell Enterprise Laptops a nine. Our main issue may have been the overheating of the laptops, but based on a presentation I saw, I can see that efforts have been made with how the models are now being manufactured to help the airflow issue that Dell laptops have presented to the user base in the past. With Dell Enterprise Laptops, organizations would be happy with the service and with the price point. Depending on who they are, whether a for-profit or nonprofit, I feel that we get good pricing for a nonprofit company. I believe I have been thorough with this review.

My advice considering Dell Enterprise Laptops is to always reach out and talk and ask every single question you can. In customer service, there are no dumb questions and no bad questions. Really utilize Dell resources to get the answers and do not just use them passively by going to a website and buying laptops. Definitely reach out to them. Even if you cannot afford or do not need the higher end solutions, they are really good at pointing you in the right direction. They will say something like, 'This is the end use you should go into.' So definitely talk and do not just see them as a company to buy things from. I would rate this review a 9 out of 10.

Dell Enterprise Laptops use an Intel CPU inside. The Intel processor handles my workloads smoothly, so I don't see any issues. The processors are great and speed everything up. I can't think of any specific outcomes or improvements that I would attribute to the Intel processor off the top of my head. I'm not sure the Intel processor influenced my purchase or refresh decisions when choosing enterprise laptops. I got a new laptop because of expiring laptops needing to be refreshed since they were older, which helped speed things up. My advice to other companies that are considering getting Dell Enterprise Laptops is that they're good, they work, they're affordable, and they're quick. I would rate the support a nine out of ten.

My advice to other companies that are thinking of getting Dell laptops for themselves is to do the try-and-buys before you get them. Other than the quality assurance, it hasn't let me down. I would rate this review as a six overall.

I write code for our company's PCB boards as part of my job duties. There are no downsides to using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops; they are durable, function well, and any issues are promptly resolved. My overall experience with Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops has been positive. I would rate it a 10 out of 10.

My advice to other companies considering Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is to research and try them. There is no best laptop in the world; each company has its advantages and disadvantages. Some companies require the best performance, while others look for the best price or support. I found that Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops provide the best summary and overview of all these features. While they're not the best laptops, they offer the best value for investment. I rate Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops eight out of ten.

We are a customer. I have not had much experience with other vendors. There might be other products in the market which are better than Dell, however, for us, the product works quite well. On a scale from one to ten, I'd rate them at an eight. If they can work on the pricing and make it more competitive in the market we will continue to buy from them. Otherwise, we'll look for a different option.