Dell Latitude 7370

Dell Latitude 7370

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The basics are the same. It's a 13-inch laptop in a very small body – a 13-inch laptop in a 12-inch frame as Dell likes to put it. It weighs less than 1kg with adapter like Dell XPS M1210 AC Adapter, Dell Precision M70 AC Adapter, Dell XPS M1530 AC Adapter, Dell Precision M2400 AC Adapter, Dell Vostro A860 AC Adapter, Dell XPS M1410 AC Adapter, Dell inspiron 1210 AC Adapter, Dell inspiron 910 AC Adapter, Dell Inspiron Mini 12 AC Adapter, Dell Vostro 3600 AC Adapter, Dell smartstep 250N AC Adapter, benefits from great battery life and is available with either Full HD or Quad HD screens. Nothing new here.

The differences start with the design. Black is the word; there are no fancy sliver bits here. Its all soft-touch black plastic save for the carbon-fibre lid. That's fine with me, though – it looks great and the ultra-thin bezel continues to dazzle.

The keyboard has a wonderfully defined feel but it's also whisper quiet, and the touchpad is large and smooth. The screen, meanwhile, is anti-glare. In fact, I was stunned by the lack of reflections in the brief time I had with it. It's a rare pleasure these days.

The core hardware is much the same but for the addition of TPM security and Intel vPro, which is all part of the big-business integration.

Likewise, two USB-C ports and a Thunderbolt port provide ample connectivity. And if the default selection isn't enough, Thunderbolt docking stations will expand that to plentiful proportions, such as supporting up to three 4K screens.

What's not to like here? Take a great product, tweak it for business users and the result is that you have a winner. There's nothing hugely complicated about the Dell Latitude 7370 given that it's based on an existing product. Nevertheless, I'm glad Dell's done it.