Dell Latitude 12 E7250

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

3
Average:

2
Bad:

0

Pros:

Strong build quality, Excellent touch display, Good keyboard, touch pad, and speakers, WiGig support
Lightweight and durable design, Comfortable keyboard, More than 9 hours of battery life
Great chassis with aluminum and carbon, Comprehensive maintainability, Long battery runtimes, Convenient input devices, Long warranty, Comprehensive security features, Good WLAN signal, Generous port variety, IPS display with accurate colors

Cons:

Expensive, Battery life falls behind competitors
Slippery trackpad, Poor audio quality

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Last revision on December 12, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Strong build quality, Excellent touch display, Good keyboard, touch pad, and speakers, WiGig support
Lightweight and durable design, Comfortable keyboard, More than 9 hours of battery life
Great chassis with aluminum and carbon, Comprehensive maintainability, Long battery runtimes, Convenient input devices, Long warranty, Comprehensive security features, Good WLAN signal, Generous port variety, IPS display with accurate colors

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive, Battery life falls behind competitors
Slippery trackpad, Poor audio quality
Glossy display, High weight, Gets warm under load, System noise not very convenient under load, Throttling under load

Expert reviews and ratings

Dell's flagship 12.5-inch business ultrabook stands with the best HP and Lenovo have to offer. Highly recommended for expense-account executives. Read...

By Computer Shopper on August 10, 2015

The Dell Latitude 12 7000 (E750) is an excellent business Ultrabook – it's upgradeable, comes with plenty of ports and is loaded with security options. The only thing that's preventing us from labeling the Latitude as a mobile workstation is the absence...

By TechRadar AU on July 08, 2015

The Dell Latitude E7250 is a business ultraportable that looks great and has a comfortable keyboard for work, but its trackpad and audio could be...

By LaptopMag on April 21, 2015

In Review Dell Latitude 12 E7250. Test model courtesy of Dell Germany.Business notebooks are rarely inspiring; they are usually solid and offer unrestricted suitability for daily use. Dell still tries to create some fascination on the desk with the...

By NotebookCheck on February 12, 2015

The Dell Latitude E7250 may not be as glamorous as the ThinkPad X1 Carbon or Toshiba Portege Z30T-A, but it is a solid, dependable machine all the same, with some unique offerings for businesses that may be interested in...

By Digit on July 02, 2015