Dell Latitude E6220

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 10 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

5
Average:

2
Bad:

3

Pros:

Keyboard offers great tactile feedback; Rich stereo sound; Blazing fast SSD; Durable design
The Dell Latitude E6220 has got a sturdy build, a compact design, and fast performance for its size.

Cons:

Expensive; No USB 3.0 port; Shorter battery life than competitors; Mediocre graphics performance
An outdated design, a ridiculously high price for what it offers, and the endless stream of nickel-and-dime add-ons are enough to drive any business traveler to a MacBook Air.

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Last revision on November 18, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Keyboard offers great tactile feedback; Rich stereo sound; Blazing fast SSD; Durable design
The Dell Latitude E6220 has got a sturdy build, a compact design, and fast performance for its size

Reviewers Didn't Like

Expensive; No USB 3.0 port; Shorter battery life than competitors; Mediocre graphics performance
An outdated design, a ridiculously high price for what it offers, and the endless stream of nickel-and-dime add-ons are enough to drive any business traveler to a MacBook Air

Expert reviews and ratings

The Latitude E6220 is a quality addition to Dell's line of business laptops, and is a seriously snappy, well-featured machine. The main downsides are its size, which is slightly chunkier than you'd expect for an ultraportable class machine. The...

By IT Pro Portal on April 18, 2012

If you're looking for a Windows laptop that looks like a MacBook Air, you've come to the right place. These systems are fast and full-featured, yet slim, light, and generally long on battery life. A few even sport solid-state drives, and some...

By InfoWorld on March 31, 2012

Although the focus at the consumer end of the laptop world is currently dominated by ultra-portables and Ultrabooks , business laptops such as the Dell Latitude E6220 Advanced ignore this trend, with a focus on solid performance for serious tasks. It...

By TechRadar on February 27, 2012

Compared to Ultrabook's like the 11.6in Asus UX21E Zenbook costing £850, the speedier Dell Latitude E6220 is pricey, but it is a very different beast. The base version of this laptop starts at £1066 but it has an Core i3 CPU and no SSD....

By theregister.co.uk on February 21, 2012

The Dell Latitude E6220 is one of the fastest business ultraportable notebooks around with a fantastic keyboard, but you'll pay a pretty penny for its...

By LaptopMag on February 20, 2012

Despite its semirugged construction, the Dell Latitude E6220 feels dated, especially for a small 12-inch laptop, and it's painfully expensive, even for its very limited target...

By cnet on February 18, 2012

The Dell Latitude E6220 measures 12.2 x 8.9 x 1.0-inches (wdh) and weighs 3.7-pounds with the bottom-mounted battery, which accounts for the added weight. If you wish, you can use the laptop without this additional battery, which does make it...

By TechReviewSource on December 22, 2011

In short, this subnotebook is a pricey but feature-packed powerhouse. It has all the benefits a field worker would ever desire: fast processor, plenty of RAM, ergonomic design, blazing-fast solid-state drive, and a good selection of ports and...

By NotebookCheck on November 29, 2011

Dell's tiny Latitude E6220 is a power-packed workhorse of a machine with an equally power-packed asking...

By CNET Australia on August 15, 2011

Già da diversi anni la diagonale di 13 pollici rappresenta un trend ampiamente seguito per i portatili ultrasottili; il MacBook Air ne è un classico esempio, ma ricordiamo anche che il formato da 13” è quello d'elezione per la...

By pcproffesionale.it on March 12, 2012

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