Dell Business Laptops Reviews

This is a good solution that generates good production in customers positively with Dell Business Laptops.

The materials and the weight of Dell Business Laptops make me feel that the durability is good, and it's the best performance for me.

The battery, the performance, and the materials of Dell Business Laptops are the best.

In Latin America, the global support of Dell Business Laptops is very good, and I can take the support in Spanish or in Portuguese of Brazilian, which is very good for us.

This solution generates good production in customers positively with Dell Business Laptops.

My question is about the durability or how much time the durability of Dell Business Laptop will last, particularly the new generation laptop with AI.

The support after the initial support, technical support, and the materials of Dell Business Laptops are good for me.

In Latin America, the global support of Dell Business Laptops is very good, and I can take the support in Spanish or in Portuguese of Brazilian, which is very good for us.

In addition to Dell Business Laptops, we are using Dell servers.

I appreciate the best features of Dell Business Laptops, particularly the Premier login that allows me to obtain pre-made quotes for what I need so I can quickly order them and have my ProSupport ready with it, making it easy to get help when something breaks down. That is one of the biggest parts.

When looking back at past years and going forward, the AI enhanced performance features such as noise cancellation, the quality webcams, and the fast boot time have helped influence productivity. The switch away from mechanical hard drives made a significant improvement. When webcams were added and repositioned to the top of the screen after being incorrectly placed below the screen during one phase, that was better. When Dell added the Windows Hello features with biometric face reading and fingerprint sensors for login, that was also really good.

The only issue I have is with batteries, but that is not Dell only. Computer batteries are not good. They are good in the beginning, but the lifespan declines too fast. When looking at more specific issues, the models with separate GPUs have heat handling that could be better in some of the models because they get too warm.

Regarding the pricing of Dell Business Laptops at the moment, the prices of computers and memories are too expensive right now. However, that is not only Dell's fault—it is the global market's fault. Overall, I think the computers are fairly priced regarding the global market. Of course, I think it would always be good if prices could come down a little so we can buy better equipment and use our money more effectively, but that is always a budget question. Inflation and the global market for computer parts are really bad at the moment. Raw memory and hard drives are out, so all the prices are going up, with price hikes of 70% on some parts.

We use a mix of different models at the moment, including the latest Dell Desktop Pro Max or something similar.

I have been using Dell Business Laptops for around 10 years, on and off depending on where I was hired, and a big part of my professional years has been with Dell. There has been a little bit of HP and a little bit of Lenovo, but around that time with Dell computers.

I do not think that stability is a Dell issue. I think that is a Windows issue. We have lags, glitches, and downtimes when Windows is breaking things because they are sending updates that are not done and they are using AI to do all their coding at the moment. That is the frustrating part, not a Dell issue. Of course, when you order many computers, you will see hardware issues. Some have a bad hard drive, or some have bad memory, but then you call the support and they come out and fix it. That is good and not a long-term issue.

Dell Business Laptops are scalable. I can order them and I would give them a nine because the GPU cannot be scalable. That is the only thing.

Overall, I would rate support for Dell Business Laptops an eight. It depends on the agent that you reach because some agents go hard by the script. I have been working with IT for 20 years and I do not want basic questions when I pay for ProSupport. I started my career in Dell support, so I know that you need to follow it sometimes, but you need to feel the customer. If it is a professional customer that has been working with IT, then maybe skip some of the easy questions that they will do in-house. That is why they are paying for ProSupport.

Using the TPM chips does influence our security posture in a positive way because we are using passwordless sign-in and using our pass keys, which is improving our security posture.

I compare Dell with other vendors, and Dell is my preferred choice because of ease of use, easy to contact, and overall, they are working when I order them. I have been having fewer issues with them, so that is why I prefer them.

If everything goes good, then the initial setup with Dell Business Laptops is really easy because we are using Autopilot with our Windows machines. The laptop comes and I can give it to the end user and they can log in and then it is done because all my policies come out that way. I do not need to touch it.

It takes around one hour to get Dell Business Laptops up and running, but that is mainly because of Windows, not a Dell issue. That is a Windows thing because the policies and office packages are so slow to download.

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.

The main use cases for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops are general everyday use, as we have different departments in our business, and it varies across the board, with some users preferring nice, light laptops while others prefer heavier ones with more processing power depending on their role. We have around three or four standard laptops that we buy from Dell and two different types of desktops, with one being the micro form, the little mini one, and the other a normal size.

The most likable features of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops depend on the model. For our sales team and executives, it's important to have a nice, light, handy laptop that can be carried easily, with some having touchscreen ability and some being two-in-ones, making them really handy for traveling. For the tougher, bigger ones such as the Precisions, it's about being able to perform certain tasks with ease along with excellent support and warranty options.

We are currently using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, primarily Latitude models, and for laptops, we have some Precision models for our development team that work with SCADA, 3D AutoCAD, and 3D drawings, so we have more powerful devices for those purposes.

In terms of improvements for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, we generally sit down every year with Dell to agree on the models we're going to purchase for the next 12 months, and there are generally no struggles. They meet the use cases of our users, but the biggest issue is that some users prefer to hold on to the same laptop for years because everything is on it.

I have been using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for as long as I've been in the company, which is 24 years.

I would assess the stability and reliability of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops as excellent. I have not personally experienced any crashes or performance issues, and in general, if there is an issue, we have a warranty with the laptops, allowing us to get onto Dell support. If a part is needed or if there's an issue, it will generally be fixed by support, often within a day thanks to our next business day warranty.

I would evaluate Dell support specifically for desktops and laptops as excellent, very good.

Positive

Prior to adopting Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, we haven't typically bought other solutions. While sometimes someone might go out to buy a cheaper brand laptop, in general, we procure centrally and buy Dell, so our relationship has always been with Dell from the time I came into the business, making us a long-standing customer.

We don't get any complaints from any of our users regarding the return on investment in Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, as we buy the right CPU, the right memory, and we have the right storage.

When it comes to pricing, setup costs, and licensing of these devices, we generally compare what's out there in the market, and in most cases, Dell is generally priced competitively with other vendors.

We look at what other laptops and desktops, particularly competitors such as Lenovo, are being purchased by our sister companies, reviewing what they receive and their pricing. The competitor we consider is Lenovo. We chose to stick with Dell instead of Lenovo because we're happy with what we get from Dell.

Based on my experience, I rate Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops ten out of ten.

My main use cases for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops are office work, and sometimes we use the Dell servers in our system.

The features of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops I appreciate most are the functionality, lightweight design, and visual appeal. It's very easy to use, reliable, and continues working for many years, sometimes beyond the guarantee period. Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops benefit companies by providing cost-effective solutions while delivering the necessary power for users.

Sometimes we see broken screens, so hardening the cover or screen frame could help improve the product.

I have been using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for 20 years, from the very beginning.

We don't have any problems with the customer service and technical support of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops. We work with ITglobal, which is a tier one provider, and they send technicians who fix any issues. The customer service and technical support deserve more than a perfect score.

Positive

The functionality, size, and price are the biggest return on investment when purchasing Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops.

The pricing is competitive with other solutions, with no issues regarding pricing, setup cost, or licensing.

Some users prefer Lenovo computers, which are more expensive but have similar longevity. We decided to purchase only HP and Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, and I personally prefer Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops because they are much more convenient. We became accustomed to these computers when comparing the differences between HP, Lenovo, and Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, focusing on convenience and other factors.

Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops are excellent overall. We haven't tested other solutions extensively, but we purchase and admire their products. Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops provide a perfect solution with reasonable pricing.

On a scale of 1-10, I rate Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops a 10.

It is my daily computer and my work computer. I also use it to handle all other matters, including my personal and work items.

One of the main features is that Dell Business Laptops are more heavy resistance and do not have the issues that you have in other lines and versions. Additionally, one of the features that I have had the chance to use a lot is the port replicator that I usually received when I got the new machine, as well as the docking stations.

My current machine does not have the pointing device in the middle as the mouse or trackpad. My newest enterprise Dell is probably two years old, so I am still using Windows 10. The camera has very good quality, and the overall quality is very good. However, one of the things that is common in the industry is that all notebooks are becoming less fixable or more tricky. When I compare it with a Mac that I have, the only thing I can say about Intel or Dell notebooks is that the battery is the main issue, though that is a CPU issue and not necessarily a Dell issue. MacBooks are in another level when compared to Dell notebooks. I am very used to working with Windows and have never had problems with that computer, even with the old one that I have had for probably ten years or more, which is still working after some repairs.

I do not have much to complain about. The one that I have now is an i7, so when the CPU is running at high levels, it is a little noisy, or I feel the cooler starting to work.

I have been using Dell Business Laptops for twenty-five years.

Regarding the support here in my country, which is Argentina, and my experience with Dell in recent years, I think Dell is a better option today. I received support locally without problems five years ago for one of the old ones that I still have.

Positive

I have been using other Lenovos, other Dell models as a home user, and I have also worked with ThinkPad and MacBooks.

I think Dell Business Laptops are one of my top one or top two options. To be honest, if I had to buy a computer for myself, I would probably compare between Dell Business Laptops and Lenovo ThinkPad, not other options. In recent years, based on my experience using them and the support available here in Argentina, Dell Business Laptops is a better option than Lenovo ThinkPad.

Our primary use cases for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops are for team members who perform internet-based work, and we have a large number of Windows systems. Some team members also use them for coding with Docker and database work, which is why we need professional-grade devices.

The most beneficial features of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for us are speed and compatibility. We have benefited from these devices by maximizing productivity, as we only employ people with at least seven or eight years of experience. They are all highly skilled professionals, making the investment in faster laptops essential. This is particularly important because the coding work is quite intensive.

Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops could be improved as the Windows drivers do not always work smoothly with Dell systems, requiring Dell driver updates to prevent slowdowns. This is a common issue that needs addressing.

I have been using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for ten years.

I assess the stability and reliability of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops as satisfactory, except for the driver issues.

These devices scale effectively with our organization's growing needs since we are fairly small. When we add another team member, we simply purchase another device.

I have not been in contact with their support as we have not experienced any problems.

Negative

I did not consider other solutions before selecting Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops.

My experience with pricing, setup costs, and licensing was straightforward. Because we are quite small, they do not have a significant impact.

As a startup, I have not measured the return on investment for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops as it would not be worthwhile at this stage.

My advice to someone who is evaluating Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is to focus on the efficiency of the employee rather than the cost of the laptop. It makes no sense to economize on a laptop when spending five, six, or ten times that amount on an employee.

I would rate Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops an eight out of ten. They work fast, however, occasionally seem slower than expected, and the driver issues can be problematic.

My main use cases for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops are development, IT, and engineering.

Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops benefit my company overall by creating synergy between support, production, and cost, which provides a good balance.

The features of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops that I value most are related to performance. The performance is good, and they deliver strong capabilities at an affordable price. 

They can be improved by having fewer problems and requiring less support, as it would save money for external support. There are very few cases of issues, and they work normally without major problems.

I have been using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for 20 years.

Regarding the stability and reliability of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, I have experienced downtime and performance issues, however, these come from Microsoft, not from Dell. Different types of Windows updates have stuck my system and caused virus checks, so the issues originate from software, not from hardware.

My experience with the customer service and technical support of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is that they are excellent. It can be somewhat difficult to open a case if I call Dell directly, however, I use one of the suppliers, Hyper-Global, and they provide the best service I could imagine.

Positive

I have used other computers besides Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, specifically Toshiba. There is a significant difference between the two. Toshiba has zero trouble but offers less performance and less development as it uses older technology. While Toshiba requires zero support cases and has zero trouble, their technology is at a lower level.

The biggest return on investment when using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is that I replace them every four or five years, which saves money and provides good performance for my company.

Regarding the pricing, setup costs, and licensing of Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops, I don't deal with licensing. We have an enterprise agreement that covers all license issues. 

The hardware cost is balanced. While they may not offer the absolute best performance, in terms of balance between cost, performance, and support, Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops are number one.

I am considering switching from Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops to another computer. I already use daily switching, and while there are minor user interface issues, the switching decision comes from corporate management and does not depend solely on my decision.

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.

I use Dell Business Laptops for my end users, and I also have them set up for consumers to use for their daily tasks.

I repair them when they are faulty, and I put images on them as needed.

Dell Business Laptops have a good processor and their hard drives last well. They have good memory and function very well for all the companies I've worked with when using Dell.

The overall stability of Dell Business Laptops is good.

They are strong and stable. When you are working on a Dell laptop, you can see how functional it is, and overall it is good.

Dell can do better with their charger because the charger is a little bit big. If they can reduce the size of the AC charger, that would improve the experience.

I have been using Dell Business Laptops for about thirteen to fourteen years.

I have contacted Dell's technical support regarding these laptops when the screen got broken. That was something that the user did; the laptop fell out of his hand and the screen got broken.

I called Dell and shipped it to them for them to replace it because the laptop was still under warranty.

The speed of the support from Dell was very quick. I sent it out, and the following week I got the laptop back. I would rate them a 10.

Positive

I have used HP, Lenovo, and Acer as well. I prefer Dell Business Laptops because they are durable.

Their memory and processor are very good, unlike other brands where we sometimes face challenges with their processor speed and memory.

The initial setup of these laptops is pretty easy. The only thing is that when you are setting up for a company, the company has its own image and software that needs to be done or downloaded onto them.

Apart from the company's own policy, Dell setup is pretty easy.

The pricing for Dell Business Laptops is reasonable.

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.

My main use case for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is mainly remote work.

The feature I appreciate the most about Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is the sturdy build quality. The screen brightness is good. The main functionalities I need for remote work are present and effective. Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops help companies by providing better value for price compared to other companies, though my experience with other laptops is limited.

My only complaint for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is the battery life. The battery life without being plugged into a power source is very short, especially when using Wi-Fi, as it gets drained in 45 minutes at most. This is the most important aspect that I would change.

I have been using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for about one year, as the laptop I have currently is from my current job.

I have not experienced any crashes with Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops. However, sometimes when I go to shut down my PC, it doesn't shut down completely. When I press the shutdown icon and close the laptop, occasionally I open it back up to find that it hasn't shut down entirely, which drains the battery. This occurs once or twice over a period of a month, possibly due to closing it too quickly.

For my use case, the ROI when using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for my company is very high overall. Though I haven't paid for it personally, it's a reliable laptop that I use almost daily, and the ROI is high regardless of the cost.

As I have not paid anything personally, I cannot comment on the pricing or the setup cost.

My company might have considered other laptops before providing me with this one, but I am unaware of whether there was any specific consideration for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops.

I advise companies that are considering purchasing Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops to ensure they understand their use cases and whether they need the laptop to work without any power source other than its battery. 

I would rate Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops overall as an eight. My experience shows that whenever I have a power source available, it performs excellently, and I primarily work in environments where power sources are accessible.

My main use cases for Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops are for work, Excel, Word, and also for fun.

The feature I appreciate the most about Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is the battery life. The battery life tends to be long. Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops has helped me with the long battery life compared to other computers.

Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops can be improved by possibly adding more features for AI for some casual things, not performance. I am considering AI-focused features for daily life.

I have been using Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops for eight or nine years.

I have not experienced any downtime or performance issues with the computer, more with the Wi-Fi.

I have not contacted customer service and technical support.

Positive

I switched before to HP, but the performance was not good.

For me, the biggest return on investment when having Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops is that I don't worry about the computer's performance or lag.

Regarding pricing, the setup cost, and the licensing, I think it's high pricing, but the performance is worth it.

I am happy with Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops now. My advice for other companies that are thinking of giving Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops to their workers is if you can, do it.

I would rate Dell Enterprise Desktops and Laptops overall as a 10.