Testseek.com have collected 23 expert reviews of the Dell Latitude E6320 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Dell Latitude E6320.
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23 Reviews
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Abstract: 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 offer a...
Tough and durable quality, Stiff hinges, Multiple expansion options and accessories, Better than average webcam, Fast CPU performance, Little pre-installed bloatware
On the heavy side, Touchpad can be cramped, Idle fan noise, Average screen quality and brightness, Card reader placement less than ideal
However, users should be aware of the average screen, relatively small touchpad and somewhat pricey accessories, especially if multiple modules are needed. While the notebook itself starts at a relatively high $1019 for the base model as of this writing...
Fast/good performance, Durable magnesium/steel/aluminum construction, Good battery life (6 hours, 33 minutes),
Only two USB 2.0 ports, Low screen resolution and contrast, Slower hard drive,
The Dell Latitude E6320 is a solid office choice. Its main talking point is its durable construction that can protect against some liquid spills on the keyboard, extreme temperatures, vibrations (hard drive protection), dust, and high altitudes. The screen hinges, display, and chassis are all strong, too - they're made out of Dell's "Tri-Metal" support structure that's been MIL-STD 810G approved.
Abstract: The laptop in total measures 13.2 x 8.8 x 1.2-inches (wdh) and weighs about 4.5-pounds, so it isn't the smallest ultraportable on the market, but it's not too far away. The battery pack sticks out on the backside about an inch, so that does add some s...
Sleek, durable design, Great performance, Comfortable keyboard, Long battery life
Mediocre pointing stick, Relatively heavy, No USB 3.0 ports
The Dell Latitude E6320 has stylish looks, strong performance, and a great keyboard. While its $1,529 price is steep, it's in line with competing systems when similarly configured. For example, a 12.5-inch HP EliteBook 2560p ($1,499) gets you an Intel ...
The Dell Latitude E6320 is aimed squarely at the business market and though it would suit someone who needs a portable workhorse that can be used in all conditions, you wouldn't want to stray away from a wall socket for long with the tiny battery onboa...
Abstract: Dell’s ground-up redesign of the Latitude series is destined for the boardroom Allow your thoughts to drift into the world of business laptops, and your mind is unlikely to be filled with technicolour potential. With dumpy desktop replacements and dull...
Abstract: Unlike previous Dell business laptops, the E6320 doesn't have a DisplayPort connector for attaching external monitors – just HDMI and VGA. Despite being one of the few computer manufacturers to support the new standard, Dell declined to include DisplayPort on the new Latitude range citing the relative unpo..
