Dell Latitude 5289 (i5, 256GB, 8GB) Convertible Review

[Redaktion]

Flexibility and stamina. Convertible notebooks with 360° hinges have become more and more popular in the past years and even businesses have started using them. Naturally, Dell would like a piece of the pie and has consequently launched the Latitude 5289. Read our detailed review to find out why it will have a hard time asserting itself despite its convincing performance.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-Latitude-5289-i5-256GB-8GB-Convertible-Review.221832.0.html

[dthrp]

Pretty sure the 2nd gen Thinkpad X1 Yoga is the obvious competitor here, not the 370 which is more of a budget model.

[Benjamin Herzig]

The X1 Yoga is much more expensive. Yoga 370 is cheaper than the X1 Yoga, but not cheaper than the Latitude 5289, I would disagree that it is a budget model. Having tested both, I would say they line up pretty well. X1 Yoga is one price and also size category above.

[dthrp]

@Benjamin Herzig:
Didn't know, thanks for clarifying :)

[gregory]

Pretty lame that you couldn't get passed the stripped screw!

[Codeplayer]

All modes were shown, but nothing about tablet mode. I need to know if it is capable of being a perfect tablet, when you turn the keyboard all the way behind the screen. Does it leave a gap, will the keyboard stop working as it should. Its the MAIN feature of a convertible. I cannot believe that you mentioned a freaking screw, but forgot about that. I have always had a very high opinion about notebookcheck, but lately I just... am disappointed. Its like you are not putting your heart into it and thingk who are you making these for and why. I hope you do well in future. All the best,