Dell Pro 13 Premium review: The almost perfect business laptop

[Redaktion]

We're seizing the opportunity to review the 13-inch business laptop in Dell's product line. Aimed at demanding business users and designed to appeal to entrepreneurs with its modern ports, the Dell Pro 13 Premium has a sturdy yet lightweight magnesium chassis, AI and also enjoys very long battery runtimes.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-Pro-13-Premium-review-The-almost-perfect-business-laptop.982644.0.html

[Pierre]

Thanks for the review.
This is the first time I hear about glass to protect a non touch screen.
Combined with the dual fan on a 13 inch enclosure, this new lineup seems like one of the biggest update ever

[N.]

Good port selection, considering laptop size PLUS, excellent usb-c layout - one for each side. Shame they saved on micro-sd card port, as usual.
HOWEVER, be aware about the ABOMINATION, the power button sits next to'delete' button and it's VERY EASY to make a fatal mistake in haste (I have experience with my wife's lattitude).
Also, given the very high price, lack of touch screen seems a serious fail. I always thought touch screen is a gimmick, but sometimes, with smaller laptops, it's just so much quicker / easier to reach out with your finger than fiddle with touchpad or mouse.

[Mr Majestyk]

Crap screen in both resolution, brightness, and colour gamut. Weak network speeds, poor ssd, barely a 79% score. This would be the last laptop you'd buy for photo processing or any colour aware work.

My old 2016 Dell XPS 15 has a 98% AdobeRGB colour gamut, showing how far and fast the quality of these has fallen and you could option fast Intel NIC and replace hdd with ssd.

[Ish]

"Almost perfect"... 37dB average under load. Yeah... hard pass. Maybe someday there will be a decent PC laptop.

[Huh]

How in the world does this laptop score 90% with a low-res 60hz panel, terrible performance, and a diving board trackpad?

[Ronnie]

Dell Pro 73 Premium PA 73250
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Sustainability
According to Asus, the Pro 13 Premium is ENERGY STAR certified, EPEAT Gold registered,
and has a Climate+ seal. It also meets the latest TCO Generation 9 certification for power
consumption and repairability.

[Krstevski]

Dell repeats the same mistake again and again.... Display brightness can be adjusted Minimum: 26.2 cd/m².
that's a big problem when working at night. Dell needs to learn how to do it from Lenovo Thinkpad Laptops, or MacBook Pro.

In the Review for the HP Elitebook Ultra G1i, your colleague Andreas noted that this Laptop with Minimum: 20.7 cd/m² is also too high.
very unprofessional Dell :(((