Dell Latitude E6410 - Intel Core i7

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Good looks and great build quality, Super easy to upgrade, Good battery life.
Strong performance; good battery life; modular bay; excellent backlit keyboard; preboot environment for access to e-mail and contacts; loads of options

Cons:

ALPS touchpad hiccups, Lackluster screen contrast ratio.
Tiny touch pad; mediocre speaker quality; narrow viewing angle for video

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Last revision on November 18, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Good looks and great build quality, Super easy to upgrade, Good battery life
Strong performance; good battery life; modular bay; excellent backlit keyboard; preboot environment for access to e-mail and contacts; loads of options

Reviewers Didn't Like

ALPS touchpad hiccups, Lackluster screen contrast ratio
Tiny touch pad; mediocre speaker quality; narrow viewing angle for video

Expert reviews and ratings

The Dell Latitude E6410 carries over the same look and feel as the E6400 before it, but it sticks to its roots by going back to the older gunmetal color seen on the D620 and D630 notebooks. Performance wise the Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA NVS...

By Notebook Review on November 01, 2010

The Latitude E6410 delivers performance, features, and a bit of style to the mainstream-business-notebook crowd. An enterprise won’t go wrong standardizing on this flexible platform for years to come....

By Computer Shopper on August 01, 2010

The Dell Latitude E6410 is a solid 14in business laptop with an incredible turn of speed when decked out with the Core i7-620M and 256GB SSD. Prices may start at £949, but the version we tested with the best processor and storage options gave a...

By PC Advisor on July 01, 2010

Basically, there hasn't been much changed in view of the existing Latitude Latitude E6400. The existing strengths have been maintained and even improved. The weaknesses already noted in the predecessor have unfortunately been kept. This especially...

By NotebookCheck on June 25, 2010